Subhadra is a Hindu goddess mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures like the Mahabharata and the Bhagavata Purana.
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Subhadra is a Hindu goddess mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures like the Mahabharata and the Bhagavata Purana.
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Subhadra is often identified with the Vrishni goddess Ekanamsha, and thus it is considered as her other name.
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Subhadra takes the form of an ascetic, sits under a Vata Vriksha, thinking about Subhadra.
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Subhadra feels that with the help of Krishna, he can get Subhadra as his wife.
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One evening, Subhadra starts enquiring the young ascetic about Indraprastha, and the third Pandava prince.
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Subhadra then fell down to Draupadi's feet and told her that she never wants to replace her.
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Apart from it, Subhadra is sometimes linked with Goddess Lakshmi by some Vaishnavas.
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