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Princesa Indrasakdi Sachi (nascida Praphai Sucharitakul; 10 de junho de 1902 - 30 de novembro de 1975) era uma rainha da Tailândia. Ela era filha de Chao Praya Sudharm Montri, irmã mais nova de Sucharit Suda. [1]
Princess Indrasakdi Sachi (Thai: อินทรศักดิศจี; RTGS: Inthrasak Sachi), formerly Queen Indrasakdi Sachi (10 June 1902 – 30 November 1975), née Praphai Sucharitakul (Thai: ประไพ สุจริตกุล; RTGS: Praphai Sucharitakun), was a royal consort of King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) of Siam.
La principessa Indrasakdi Sachi (อินทรศักดิศจี), già regina Indrasakdi Sachi, nata Praphai Sucharitakul (Bangkok, 10 giugno 1902 – Bangkok, 30 novembre 1975) è stata una sovrana siamese. Era una consorte reale del re Vajiravudh (Rama VI) del Siam.
Princesa Indrasakdi Sachi era uma rainha da Tailândia. Ela era filha de Chao Praya Sudharm Montri, irmã mais nova de Sucharit Suda. [1]
- Etymology and Epithets
- In Hindu Literature
- Iconography and Worship
- In Other Religions
Like many Vedic goddess-consorts whose names are derived from their husband's name by adding a feminine termination, the word Indrani (Indrāṇī) is derived from Indra and means 'wife of Indra'.Importantly, however, Indra is known by his wife's name as well; he is often referred to as Shachipati (husband of Shachi), Shachindra (Shachi's Indra), or Sh...
Vedic
Indrani first appears in the Rigveda, which was composed in the early second millennium BCE. According to Subodh Kapoor, unlike many Vedic deities who personify natural phenomena, Indrani does not have a myth of nature that explains her existence and may have originated as Indra's wife. Indologist John Muir states that in the Rigveda, she is invoked multiple times and is mentioned with other goddesses in the first three of these passages. Another hymn considers her to be the most fortunate fe...
Epic and Puranic
In the later Hindu texts, including the epics Ramayana and Mahabharata, as well as the Puranas, Indrani is more commonly referred to as Shachi, and is the daughter of Puloman, an asura (demonic figure) son of the sage Kashyapa and his wife Danu. She married Indra and became the queen of the devas (gods). The Bhagavata Purana mentions that Indra and Shachi had three sons named Jayanta, Rishabha, and Midhusha; some other texts include Nilambara and Ribhus. Indra and Shachi had a daughter named...
Sculptures of Indrani and Indra are common in Hindu temples. They are typically depicted sitting on the white elephant Airavata. While explaining the iconography as described in the Vishnudharmottara, archeologist T.A. Gopinatha Roa writes that Indrani should be depicted with two arms, seated on the lap of her husband. She is of golden complexion a...
Indrani exists in other religions, though she plays a minor role.In Jain tradition, she is a mirror image of Indra, and they represent an ideal couple. According to myth, when a Tirthankarais born, Indra descends with his consort Indrani, riding the great elephant Airavata, to celebrate the event. In the Buddhist Pāli Canon, Indrani is referred to ...
Princess Indrasakdi Sachi, formerly Queen Indrasakdi Sachi, née Praphai Sucharitakul, was a royal consort of King Vajiravudh of Siam. She was one of the daughters of Chao Praya Sudharm Montri, the younger sister of Pra Sucharit Suda.
Phra Sucharit Suda ( Thai: สุจริตสุดา; 13 November 1895 – 9 March 1981), formerly Prueang Sucharitakul ( Thai: เปรื่อง สุจริตกุล; RTGS : Prueang Sucharitkun ), daughter of Chao Phraya Sudharm Montri, was the High concubine of King Rama VI. She was a cousin from his mother's side.
