Mitravinda: The Virtuous Lover, Krishna's 6th Ashtabharya.
Embark on a journey through the divine saga of love, valor, and sacrifice as we explore the life of Mitravinda , the virtuous queen who became the 6th Ashtabharya of Lord Krishna. Her tale, woven with celestial origins, a dramatic swayamvara, and an enduring love that defied opposition, stands as a testament to the timeless narratives of Hindu mythology. Mitravinda: The Virtuous Queen of Dwarka Origins of Virtue : Mitravinda, also known by names such as Sudatta, Shaibya, and Dwarkeshwari, emerges as the embodiment of virtue and beauty in the lineage of the Yaduvansh clan. Her divine roots trace back to the kingdom of Avanti, where King Jayasena ruled with righteousness and valor. The Enigmatic Swayamvara: The Vedic stories present two intriguing versions of Mitravinda's lineage—one linking her to King Shibi and another to King Jayasena of Avanti. The latter version unfolds a dramatic swayamvara where Mitravinda's destiny intertwines with the cosmic play of Krishna's love.