Mahabharat, the great epic of india who is holder, nurturer and guide of many life values. Most of us are more or less aware of this divine masterpiece. But still also there are many who are quite unaware of this. This page is specially penned down for them.

Subhadra from mahabharat who is known as Veer sodari (brave sister), Veer patni (brave wife) and Veer mata (brave mother) is quite underrated and underestimated regarding these three roles in forms of her individual contribution. We simply assume that she got these three titles because of her relationship of with her brothers, husband and son respectively. (Respectively is referred here according to the order of above written titles.)

But does only mere name of relationship is enough to earn titles?

Does the nurturing of relation hold no value in being beholder of the titles?

Why do we ignore the toughness tackled in relationship being tempted by the reason of relationship?

If Subhadra obtained the title of  "Veer sodari" then wasn't the divine lady Yogmaya deserve it as being the saviour of her brothers by transferring Balram from Devaki's womb to Rohini's and by being swapped with Kanha to face Kansa?

If she is "Veer patni" then doesn't the title prove it's worthiness in front of her lifelong sacrifice as a wife?

If she is adorned by the title "Veer mata" then doesn't the title go suitable with her struggle as a single parent for her son?

Aren't these questions need to be considered?

This story is an attempt to present the answer of these questions to all of you. Here you can explore Subhadra as an individual not being influenced under anyone's identity.

The story will start with returning of Subhadra from Kanyakul. (The place meant for the education of princesses.) You will also get to meet the whole Yadav family as the name of story "Yadavi" signifies itself.

So let's have a brief introduction of all characters.

(1) Vasudev and Rohini - They are biological parents of Subhadra and Balram.

(2) Devaki - Biological mother of Kanha. Loves Subhadra the most as with her she had relived the joy of motherhood.

(3) Balram - Incarnation of Shri Sheshnaag. Eldest among siblings. Dau for his dear ones. Loves his naughty siblings more than anything and everything. You will mostly see their bonding.

(4) Shrikrishna - Incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Second eldest among siblings. Kanha for his dear ones. No word can describe the Lord of three world. So better to halt here.

(5) Revati - Wife of Balram. Eldest daughter in law of Yadav family in her generation. Beholder of all the goodness as a wife, mother, queen, daughter in law and sister in law.

(6) Asthabharya - The eight queens prominent among Kanha's wives. Rukmini, Satyabhama, Jambavati, Lakshmana, Kalindi, Mitravindha, Nagnajeeti, Bhadra. You will see them in most parts of story.

(7) Pradhyumna - Son of Shrikrishna and Rukmini. Divine as his parents.

(8) Nishant, Ulmukh - Sons of Balram and  Revati.

(9) Sambh - Son of Shrikrishna and Jambavati.

(10) Bhanu - Son of Shrikrishna and Satyabhama.

Here the introduction ends. The main focus with which story will move ahead is the maidenhood days of Subhadra by serving disguised Arjun was in exile.

So welcome you all to witness the journey of our protagonists from strangers to strugglers to become soulmates.

Glossary:

Pitashri - Father
Mata, maa - Mother
Bhratashri, Jyeshth - Elder brother
Bhabhi, Bhabhi maa, Nanad rani - Sister in law
Jiji - Elder sister
Arya - Husband
Kumar - Son or prince
Aryavrat - Vast land referred as the residence of royals
Anujaa - Younger sister
Dwarka - The divine land located near sea shore where Yadav clan used to reside in the era of Dwapar.

You will come across with these words ahead. So remember these meaning.

So here's the synopsis to this story.

Hope after going through this page no new comer ignorant to Mahabharata will be confused.

Drop your opinion if you wish.

LAXMIPATI SHRI NARAYAN, please accept the positivity of my this work as an offering to you in name of all wellbeing of my LIFELINE.

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