Anandmayi

Anandmayi
Chandravanshi, Princess of Swadweep and Ayodhya, Daughter of King Dilipa, Later Wife of General Parvateshwar, Devotee of the Neelkanth.

APPEARANCE
Anandmayi was supposedly stunningly beautiful. She usually wore very revealing clothes, and had a very generous cleavage, which she displayed openly. She took her beauty bath once a week using rose petals and milk, and apart from a loose cloth draped from her lower back to her thighs, to anyone who saw her during her beauty bath, she was completely naked.

Skill
Anandmayi was not a warrior, but after she found out that Parvateshwar respected kshatriyaness, She became an experienced knife wielder.

Her other passion was dancing. Anandmayi was a very beautiful dancer.

Life
Anandmayi lived a comfortable life in the Ayodhyan palace for most of her life. However, when Shiva came to Swadweep, she accompanied him on his journeys. She loved Parvateshwar, and after many schemes that involved revealing dresses, trying to make Parvateshwar jealous by dancing with someone else and continuously prodding him to say something about her looks, Anandmayi finally succeeded in making Parvateshwar love her when she started learning how to wield the knife. She then married Parvateshwar. She accompanied him when he left to Devagiri.

Anandmayi had a typical Chandravanshi mentality, with her thought of Passion, Beauty and Freedom.

Death
Anandmayi died when Shiva released the Pashupatiastra, despite Bhagirath's attempts to convince her to come out of Devagiri