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Satyabhama / सत्यभामा
- Satyabhama was a daughter of king Satrajit.
- She was one of the eight principal wives of Krishna and gave birth to ten sons.
- When Krishna recovered the Syamantak gem from Jambvan, he returned it to Satrajit, its rightful owner.
- In appreciation, Satrajit offered him his daughter's hand in marriage.
- The Syamantak gem was also offered as dowry, but Krishna did not accept it.
- Once, Krishna and Satyabhama flew to Devlok on Garud, when she saw the Parijat tree. She fell in love with it and wanted to have it.
- Indra declined to give it and a battle took place between the latter and Krishna, in which Krishna emerged victor and he returned to earth with the Parijat tree, where it was planted in Satyabhama's garden.