Rukmini
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Rukmini est une déesse hindoue.
Biographies
Enfance et formations
Selon le Mahabharata épique et d’autres écritures puraniques, la princesse Rukmini est née de Bhishmaka—le roi du royaume de Vidarbha, appartenant à la dynastie Bhoja[1].
Vie de famille
Elle a cinq frères aînés : Rukmi, Rukmaratha, Rukmabahu, Rukmakesa et Rukmanetra[2].
Début de vénération
Les Puranas, notamment le Vishnu Purana, le Bhagavata Purana et le Padma Purana la louent comme une incarnation de la déesse Lakshmi, l’épouse du dieu Vishnou[2].
Notes et références
- ↑ Mani 1975, p. 138.
- Ayyar 1982, p. 29.
Voir aussi
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