Mahabharata loses mention of Chitra and her kingdom for several chapters. They had a son named Babruvahana, whom Chitra reared up after Arjuna left them. Arjuna fell in love with her on account of her honesty and courage. The account is described in Rabindranath Tagore's play Chitra, where Tagore depicts Chitrangada as a warrior dressed in male clothes. Chitrangada was well-versed in warfare and acquired the skills to protect the people of her land. Since Chitrasena did not have any other heir, he trained Chitrangada in warfare and rule. For multiple generations, the dynasty did not have more than one heir. He had a daughter named Chitrangada, whom he named after the Madhulika flower.
It was ruled by a king named Chitravahana. Arjuna is killed by his son Babru Vahana in battleĪs per Mahabharata, Manipura was a kingdom in India.
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