#jvala

She is noted as the daughter of Jana and is married to an Agni. She is also sometimes identified with either Neela or Svaha.

She is the reason that Agni fights on the side of Neeladhvaja and lets Arjuna win only after the latter invokes a favour in exchange for having burnt the Khandava forest much earlier.

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Bhanu

Bheemarika

Tamrapaksha

Jalandhama

Mitravati

Bhadravati

Gatravati

Vrihati

Sudeva (Gada)

Shveta

Chitra

Chitravati

Stambhavati

Sutasoma

Mayavati

Shubhangi

Uttara

Lakshmana

Vasundhara

Prabhavati

Chandravati

Gunavati

Shuchimukhi

Bhanumati Yadavi

Padmavati Sraigali

Sravana Bhajamani

Sravishtha Bhajamani

Kamada

Kamadattika

Kashya Andhaki

Ashmaki

Ashmaki (Anavrishti)

Kashya (Akroora)

Bhadravati Pauravi

Vaidarbhi Madhavi

Aikshvaki Pauradvaani

Madhumati

Kaushalya Saatvati

Yauvanashvi

Sravana Chaitraka

Sravishtha Chaitraka

Ahilavati

Neela

Jana

Jvala

Madanamanjari

Shakuni's Wife

Prabhavati

Jaradgava

Kuttani in Dwarka

Malini

Telini

Sootika

First Gopi in Hastinapur

Second Gopi in Hastinapur

Kuttani in Hastinapur

Dancer in Hastinapur

Bhadravati (Vrishaketu)

Chandi

Hamsadhvaja's Wife

Kuvalaya

Prabhavati (Sudhanva)

Sundari

Bhadra

Sudanti

Sunanda (Neeladhvaja)

Dhamilla

Pramila

Stri-Rajya Soldier

Old Rakshasi

Second Rakshasi

Third Rakshasi

Fourth Rakshasi

Achhoda

First Apsara in Manipur

Second Apsara in Manipur

Kumudvati

Krishnasharma's Daughter

Malini (Veeravarma's Daughter)

Vishoochika

Shofa

Vicharchika

Sangrahani

Queen of Kerala

Chandrahas' Nurse

Medhavati

Women in Chandanavati

Queen of Kuntalpur

Champakamaalini

Vishaya

Sairandhri of Kuntalpur

Taarakakshi

Trishna

Chandika