The Twenty-Sixth Celestial Living Statue of Vikramaditya's Throne• Granth: Singhasan Battisi
Dhwanimati
ध्वनिमती
The twenty-sixth of the thirty-two celestial Apsaras bound to Vikramaditya's throne, who comes alive to recount the tale of the Emperor's transcendent musical soul-discernment, honoring a blind ascetic maestro who played Raga Meghamalhar on a snapped veena string using heart resonance above proud court virtuosos.
Known Epithets & Aliases
The Twenty-Sixth Living StatueShadvimshati Putli
Significance & Lore
Dhwanimati is the twenty-sixth of the thirty-two celestial Apsara statues guarding the throne of Emperor Vikramaditya. She challenges King Bhoja with the tale of the Blind Master of the Seven Swaras and the Broken Veena String.
Key Attributes & Weapons
- ✦Luminous Golden-Amber & Resonant Speech
- ✦Mistress of Celestial Sound & Nada-Yoga
- ✦Guardian of Soul-Art & Blind Classical Masters
Related Characters
Canonical Reference
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