Dushasana
Hindu · mortal · epic period · Recorded classification
He is the man who drags Draupadi into the hall by the hair and attempts to strip her, and that is what he is remembered for. The lifecycle does not narrate it, because the treatments consulted describe the dice game and Gandhari's intervention without attributing the act, and this record will not supply the attribution from recall. The scene itself is in the corpus's reach the moment a treatment of it is retrieved.
Parentage
- parent: Dhritarashtra
- parent: Gandhari
Domains
- warfare
Relations
- sibling: DuryodhanaReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment of Dushasana as Duryodhana's devoted brother. (secondary)
- sibling: VikarnaReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment naming Duryodhana, Dushasana, Vikarna and Chitrasena as the best known of the hundred brothers. (secondary)
- sibling: Chitrasena (the Kaurava)Reciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment naming the four best-known brothers. (secondary)
Sources
- Dushasana is Duryodhana's brother and one of his principal allies, one of the four Kauravas the tradition names out of the hundred.: Reference treatments of Dushasana and of the Kauravas. (secondary)