Saṅgrāmajit

Saṅgrāmajit · saṅgrāma-jit, “victor in battle”

Saṅgrāmajit is a son of Śrī Kṛshṇa, born of Śaibyā, one of Kṛshṇa’s queens.

Vyāsa tells the munis of the sons born to Śrī Kṛshṇa. After Pradyumna and the others born of Rukmiṇī, he names the sons of each queen: from Satyabhāmā, Bhānu and others; from Rohiṇī, Dīptimān, Pravaksha and others; from Jāmbavatī, Sāmba and others; from Nāgnajitī, Bhadravinda and others; from Śaibyā, Saṅgrāmajit and others; from Mādrī, Vṛka and others; Lakshmaṇā bore Gātravān and others; and to Kālindī were born Śruta and others. From his other wives, eight ayutas and a hundred thousand sons were born to Śrī Kṛshṇa, the bearer of the cakra. Of them all, Rukmiṇī’s son Pradyumna was the first.

Sources

• Brahma Purāṇa, Chapter 205