Amar Chitra Katha – Uloopi

Uloopi Uloopi was the daughter of Kauravya, king of the Nagas. The Nagas are an ancient tribe and there are many references to them in the Puranas and Mahabharata. According to mythology. Nagadwipa was one of the seven divisions of India. There were Naga kingdoms in Mathura, Padmavati and Eastern India. Perhaps like the Asuras, Daitya and Danavas, the Nagas too offered strong resistance to the spread of Aryan culture. The popular theory was that the Nagas were so named because they worshipped serpents (nagas) and held them in awe. Mythology described them as having the face and torso of human beings but the lower extremities of serpents. Of the many races that inhabited India at the advent of the Aryans, the Nagas seem to have been in a sufficiently advanced stage of civilization. There are accounts of many Aryan princes marrying Naga princesses. Arjuna met Uloopi when he was in exile. Uloopi wielded great influence on Babhruvahana, the king of Manipur, who was her step-son. Hence her story assumes importance in the Mahabharata.

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