Draupadi: An Epitome of Feminity and Feminism

"Draupadi has five husbands - but she has none -
Because her husbands married to many women.She had five sons - and was never a mother …
Nobody treated her as their motherThe pandavas have given Draupadi … No joy, no sense of victory No honour as wifeNo respect as mother -Only the status of a Queen …
She was only the symbol of beauty and intelligence together with strengthBut they all have gone And I'm left with a lifeless jewel And an empty crown …My baffled
motherhoodWrings its hands and strives to weep".
This is how a woman was humiliated........... Though she was humiliated by everybody, she was quite strong and had the same kind of will power and strength of destruction. Hence due to her Kurukshetra war happened. She always raised a voice against her humiliation. That is why she is prayed in Indian mythology................A SYMBOL OF FEMINISM AND STRENGTH
A new (my)thology

Draupadi, a beautiful and intelligent daughter of
King Drupada, was waiting with a garland in the court of
King Drupad on the day of her
Svayamvara (a system of marriage where girl has complete freedon to choose her husband).
Drupada has kept the contest to test the best of the shooters to whom his daughter can marry. The contest was regarding shooting at a right hand side eye of a moving fish hangged up onto the celling by looking in the water kept on the floor exactly below the hangged moving fish. Many royal people gathered for this ceremony.
Pandavas also came to attend it. Once the contest was announced one by one many kings/young men tried to shoot at the eye but none of them was successful. One handsome young man stood up and started approaching the bow and the arrow.
Draupadi was happy to see him and his confidence and thought in her mind that if he will be able to win the contest she will surely marry him. He shooted and the arrow hit the eye of the fish.
Draupadi was overwhelmed. Suddenly, somebody raised the question regarding his being from a royal family. Unfortunately, he was not from a royal family.....his name was
Karna, a son of sarathi (coachman)...... and
Drupada refused his winning of the contest by raising the point that he has invited only young men from higher cast.
Draupadi was shocked but she was firm. She told her father that he has won the contest and she want to marry him. Thus
Draupadi married to
Karna and later on
Pandavas discovered from their mother that the same
Karna was their eldest brother.