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Draupadi

Wife of the five Pandavas

MahabharataPanchaliPancaliYajnaseniYajnaseniKrishnaa

Wife of the five Pandavas

Biography

Draupadi, daughter of Drupada, becomes the common wife of the five Pandavas after the svayamvara, a arrangement explained by prior boon and Vyasa's counsel.

Primary sources

  • Mahabharata · Adi Parva · ch. 174, 199

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Timeline

  1. Order 30 · earliest cited

    Draupadi Swayamvara

    Arjuna wins Draupadi at the Pancala svayamvara; she becomes wife of the five.

  2. Order 40

    Dice Game

    Shakuni's dice strip Yudhishthira of kingdom, brothers, and Draupadi.

  3. Order 50

    Exile

    Twelve years in the forest and a year in disguise, the price of the dice.

  4. Order 60

    Virata Parva

    The thirteenth year in disguise at Virata's court in Matsya.

  5. Order 130

    End of War

    Duryodhana falls; the Sauptika night and ashru close the eighteen days.

  6. Order 140

    Ashwamedha

    Yudhishthira's horse sacrifice reasserts dharma after the war.

  7. Order 150

    Aftermath

    Grief, counsel, and the closing of the age after Kurukshetra.

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Events

  • Aftermath

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Stri ParvaMahabharata · Shanti ParvaMahabharata · Mahaprasthanika Parva

  • Ashwamedha

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Ashvamedhika Parva

  • Dice Game

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Sabha Parva

  • Draupadi Swayamvara

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Adi Parva

  • End of War

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Shalya ParvaMahabharata · Sauptika ParvaMahabharata · Stri Parva

  • Exile

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Vana Parva

  • Virata Parva

    Participated inTraditional

    Mahabharata · Virata Parva

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