Śachí

Family: Gods · Role: goddess · First appears: Book II, Canto 94 · Chitrakúta

In Book II, Canto 94, Ráma is compared to Indra showing Swarga’s charms to his wife Śachí. In Book IV, Canto 39, Śachí is described as Puloma’s child, and Anuhláda is compared to one who beguiled her.

Relationship record

Book II, Canto 94 · Chitrakúta

• married with Indra “Like some Immortal—Indra so Might Swarga’s charms to Śachí show—”

Book III, Canto 5 · Sarabhanga

• married with Indra “But when the lord of Śachí saw The son of Raghu near him draw,”

Book III, Canto 9 · Sítá’s Speech

• married with Indra “Then Indra, Śachí’s heavenly lord,”

Book III, Canto 40 · Rávan’s Speech

• married with Indra “When both her guards have left her side, Even as Indra, thousand-eyed, Clasps Śachí, will I bear away”

Book III, Canto 48 · Rávan’s Speech

• married with Indra “Yea, one may steal fair Śachí, dame Of Him who shoots the thunder flame,”

Book III, Canto 57 · Sítá Comforted

• married with Indra “Art verily the King adored By heavenly Gods, and Śachí’s lord?”

Book IV, Canto 39 · The Vánar Host

• parent: Puloma “Queen Śachí called Puloma’s child.”
• admirer: Anuhláda “Like Anuhláda who beguiled Queen Śachí called Puloma’s child.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Rámáyan of Válmíki. Made with Rho MD.