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Nepal's newly appointed living goddess, Kumari Aryatara Shakya, is carried by her father as they walk towards Kumari Ghar, the temple palace where she will reside in Kathmandu, Nepal, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Niranjan Shrestha)
Women in Mahabharata - Kumari
She is the second daughter of Rohini and Vasudev. Her sister is Chitra-Subhadra. Her brothers are Balarama, Sarana, Shatha, Durdama, Damana, Shvabhra, Pindaraka and Ushinara. There is not much else known about her.
Series of masks from the late 19th century, from the Newari culture, in the Museum of Panauti (Nepal).
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Little Alex, seen as a Kumari in Nepal

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The “Living Goddess” | Kathmandu | Nepal | by Andrew JK Tan
Ref for Kumari! She's about 2. A lil cloth toddler. She's very attached to her parents and can be very fussy, but she is a sweet little thing. She doesn't like strangers, so if she doesn't know you, she'll cry and go running to her moms.
Sandsong adores Kumari, and Kumari adores her aunt just as much. Song is one of the few who can stop her crying fits in an instant when she does decide to pitch a fit like any toddler will.
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