Kichaka

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Kichaka is a powerful and arrogant commander in the Mahabharata who serves as the main antagonist during the Pandavas’ incognito stay in King Virata’s kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in the Mahabharata
mythological figure
alignment adharmic
antagonistOf Bhima NERFINISHED
Draupadi NERFINISHED
Pandavas NERFINISHED
appearsIn Mahabharata NERFINISHED
associatedWithTextSection Virata Parva of the Mahabharata NERFINISHED
characterTrait abusive
arrogant
lustful
powerful
consequenceOfDeath Draupadi’s honor is avenged
fear spreads in Virata’s court
deathCause beaten to death by Bhima
deathPlace Matsya kingdom NERFINISHED
employer King Virata NERFINISHED
harasses Draupadi NERFINISHED
killedBy Bhima NERFINISHED
kingServed Virata NERFINISHED
militaryStatus most powerful warrior in Virata’s kingdom
narrativeFunction catalyst for Bhima’s display of strength during incognito exile
tests Draupadi’s suffering and resilience
notableFor antagonist during the Pandavas’ incognito exile in Virata’s kingdom
plotEvent attempts to molest Draupadi in Virata’s court
is lured to a secret meeting by Draupadi and Bhima
is slain by Bhima while mistaking him for Draupadi
relationshipTypeWithSudeshna brother
relative Queen Sudeshna NERFINISHED
role commander-in-chief of King Virata’s army
servesIn Matsya kingdom NERFINISHED
symbolizes abuse of power
sexual violence and tyranny
timeFrameOfRole Pandavas’ thirteenth year of exile
victimOfDesire Draupadi NERFINISHED

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Bhima killed Kichaka