Shishupala

He is best known for the hundred offences: Krishna is said to have promised to forgive him a hundred insults and to have beheaded him with the Sudarshana discus at the hundred-and-first, at the rajasuya sacrifice. The treatment consulted gives the alliance, the command and the elopement and does not give the beheading or the count, so the record does not. That is a deliberate stop, and the count is a census note rather than a claim.

Domains

• kingship

Relations

• ally: JarasandhaReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment of Shishupala among Jarasandha's allies and as his army's commander. (secondary)
• commander of the army of: JarasandhaA second, non-symmetric edge, because the office and the alliance are different facts.Reference treatment: Shishupala served Jarasandha as the commander of his army. (secondary)
• betrothed to: RukminiIn-batch. The betrothal he loses is the origin of everything he does afterwards.Reference treatment: when Krishna eloped with Rukmini it enraged Shishupala, Rukma and Jarasandha. (secondary)

Sources

• Shishupala is the king of Chedi, commander of Jarasandha's army, and the man Rukmini was promised to before Krishna eloped with her.: Reference treatments of Shishupala, of Jarasandha and of Rukmini's elopement. (secondary)