Rukmini
Hindu · deity · dvapara yuga · Recorded classification
She is worshipped as a form of Lakshmi across western India and is Krishna's principal queen, and the corpus held Krishna without her. Type is recorded as 'deity' to match how the corpus files Krishna and Radha's counterpart figures; the record does not enumerate her other seven co-queens, who are census rows.
Domains
- queenship
Relations
- queen consort of: KrishnaNon-symmetric rather than 'spouse', so nothing is written onto the pre-existing Krishna record — which the corpus holds with no wife at all.Reference treatment of Krishna's elopement with Rukmini. (secondary)
- sibling: RukmiReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment naming Rukma as Rukmini's brother. (secondary)
- betrothed to: ShishupalaReciprocal of the in-batch edge on Shishupala's record.Reference treatment of the betrothal Krishna's elopement broke. (secondary)
Sources
- Rukmini is the princess betrothed to Shishupala whom Krishna elopes with, enraging Shishupala, her brother Rukmi and Jarasandha.: Reference treatments of Rukmini and of the elopement. (secondary)