King Ashvapati

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King Ashvapati is a righteous and devoted monarch in the Mahabharata’s Savitrī and Satyavan legend, known especially as Savitrī’s father and a model of piety and wisdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu mythological figure
character in the Mahabharata
mythological king
appearsIn Mahabharata NERFINISHED
Savitrī and Satyavan legend NERFINISHED
associatedWith Satyavan NERFINISHED
Savitrī NERFINISHED
goddess Savitri (solar deity) through devotion
child Savitrī NERFINISHED
culture ancient Indian
gender male
genre Hindu epic literature
kingdom Madra NERFINISHED
knownFor devotion to dharma
fervent prayers for a child
performing austerities
piety
righteousness
wisdom
languageOfSources Sanskrit NERFINISHED
literarySource Vana Parva of the Mahabharata NERFINISHED
moralExemplarFor kingship
parental duty
narrativeFunction supporting character in Savitrī and Satyavan story
performed severe penances for offspring
portrayedAs devoted father
ideal monarch
protector of dharma
receivedBoonFrom goddess Savitri NERFINISHED
regionInTradition northwestern India (Madra)
religion Hinduism
roleInWork father of Savitrī
spouse Malavi NERFINISHED
teaches importance of faith in divine grace
value of righteous rule
title King of Madra NERFINISHED
virtue compassion
generosity
steadfast faith
truthfulness

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Savitrī and Satyavan hasCharacter King Ashvapati