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Sati was a Suryavanshi princess of Meluha. She was the daughter of queen-consort Veerini and Emperor Daksha and the older twin-sister of Queen Kali as well as the granddaughter of Emperor Brahmanayak. She is known as Parvati because she is Parvateshwar's goddaughter.

She married Chandandhwaj and gave birth to his child Ganesh. Since Ganesh was a Naga, Daksha told Sati that her child was stillborn. Later her husband Chandandhwaj died under the orders of Daksha for giving a Naga-born child for a grandson. Despite being a princess, she was discriminated against as a Vikarma.

Undeterred by her being a Vikarma, Shiva wooed and married her. Sati later gave birth to Shiva's child Kartik. She was reunited with Kali and Ganesh. Sati eventually died in battle while trying to save Nandi from the assassins sent by Daksha and Vidyunmali to kill Shiva. Her death had a huge impact on Shiva.

Shiva and Sati[]

Shiva loved Sati from the moment he saw her. However, Sati felt uncomfortable when she first met Shiva. Shiva also once touched her and found out that she was a Vikarma. Sati eventually started loving Shiva in return and they got married. When Sati got pregnant, Shiva was ecstatic.

Their love continued for years until Shiva met Ganesh. Since he thought Ganesh killed Brahaspati, he refused to talk to Sati.

Their relationship continued a few months later when Shiva found out that Brahaspati was alive.

Shiva loved nobody more than Sati.

Sati’s Death[]

Sati had gone for the peace conference, when invited by her father & mother for a family dinner.,when she sensed something was wrong due to prime minister Kanakhala's disappearance and Daksha's strange behaviour. She rushed outside the palace to find that Nandi was being attacked. Swuth, an assassin hired by Vidyunmali, saw her.

Sati was already sattle ravaged and recovering from her previous war injuries. She was half blinded & seriously burnt by a huge elephant mounted flamethrower recently in battle.

Despite being overwhelmed by the surprised attack in their Lady's home and being terribly outnumbered by the globally feared bandit army, Nandi and the Gunas fought bravely. Sati joined them & took out several of the opposition.

However the odds were too high. Nandi lost both hands, & many Gunas we're dying.It is then that Sati discovered that these were Egyptians and sought to sacrifice herself in order to at least buy some time for Nandi and the rest to be rescued.

She brave enough to challenged Swuth to battle for the 'Duel of Aten'. A death match where she faced the best ,most brutal of assassins on after the other. She killed two assassins, sustaining damage and losing fingers of her sword arm. In the coming duels she would lose much blood and many of her vital organs were malfunctioning. Despite that she came out victorious in both the duels and gave Swuth ,her final opponent the toughest fight of his life.

She would die in a fashion only a warrior sacrificing himself would be proud of but not before Swuth was completely mesmerized and overwhelmed by her bravery, skill, and God like qualities, which would make him her devotee for the rest of his life. Swuth went back to Egypt and started the worship of the nameless bronze Goddess in Egypt.

Appearance[]

Sati was a bronze-skinned woman. She was really beautiful, although she and Ayurvati think that the scar Sati once got in battle made her look ugly. She was very muscular and strong.

Abilities[]

Swordsmanship[]

As a Kshatriya Princess of the brave Suryavanshi Meluhans, Sati's skill in wielding a sword is admirable. She is brave and strong-hearted. She is exceptional in wielding a knife, which further contributes to her swiftness, agility a flexibility. She also has a rather rare skill: of swinging sword towards one's own body as most swordsmen would swing their blade away from their own body.

Her skill in warfare is so great that she was able to defeat Tarak in battle (much to the surprise of the audience since Tarak is physically stronger). Sati was also able to kill a lioness, and later, many assassins sent by Vidyunmali. She even pushed Swuth to his limits while herself being in a grievously wounded state.

Endurance[]

One of Sati's greatest attributes is her unbelievable endurance. This was best seen during her battle with the assassins from Egypt. Even as one of the assassins gouged put one of her eyes, she continued to battle for Nandi's sake. During the "duel of Aten", Sati did not flinch even while the assassins were inflicting horrifying injuries on her. She even went on to viciously kill most of them. Even on the brink of death, Sati refused to give up and tried to stand up against Swuth, who after witnessing her courage, decided that Sati would be his "final kill".

Music and Dance[]

Sati was an excellent dancer. Shiva noted that though performing her moves perfectly, she lacked the emotion and energy. Sati eventually mastered the Nataraj pose, allowing her to respectfully seek energy from Mother Earth itself, thus greatly improving her dancing skills.

She was also a skilled singer. Shiva himself admitted his inferiority in singing when compared to her.

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