Krishna

Kunti, originally named Pritha, was the daughter of Shurasena and sister of Vasudeva. Adopted by King Kuntibhoja, she became the mother of the Pandavas through divine boons and wife of Pandu. She is a central figure in the Mahabharata, known for her wisdom, devotion, and strength in adversity.

Rukmavati was the daughter of Rukmi and wife of Pradyumna. She chose Pradyumna at her swayamvara despite her father's enmity with Krishna. Mother of Aniruddha, she strengthened the ties between the Vidarbha and Yadava houses.

Vajra was the son of Aniruddha and Usha, and great-grandson of Krishna. After the internecine destruction of the Yadavas following Krishna's departure, he was the only male survivor of the main line. Installed as king of Mathura and later associated with Indraprastha by the Pandavas, he continued the Yadava lineage.

Bhishmaka was the king of Vidarbha and father of Rukmini and Rukmi. He belonged to the Bhoja dynasty. Though initially inclined toward Rukmini's marriage to Krishna, political pressures led to the planned marriage with Shishupala that Krishna thwarted.

Devamidha was a prominent Yadava ruler and the father of Shurasena. He belonged to the Vrishni lineage descending from Yadu. As the paternal great-grandfather of Krishna, he represents an important link in the lunar dynasty of the Yadavas.

Rukmi was the elder brother of Rukmini and son of Bhishmaka. An enemy of Krishna after the abduction of his sister, he was defeated and spared at Rukmini's request. He later arranged the marriages of his daughter Rukmavati to Pradyumna and granddaughter to Aniruddha to please Rukmini.

Rohini was one of the principal wives of Vasudeva and the mother of Balarama and Subhadra. When Kamsa threatened Devaki's children, the embryo of Balarama was transferred to her womb by divine intervention. She raised Balarama in Gokul and later lived in Dwaraka.

Usha was the daughter of the demon king Banasura and wife of Aniruddha. After dreaming of Aniruddha, she had him brought to her palace, leading to his imprisonment and the subsequent war in which Krishna defeated Bana. Their marriage produced Vajra.

Nishatha was a son of Balarama and Revati. A Yadava prince, he is mentioned among the descendants of Balarama in the Puranic accounts of Krishna's family.

Ulmuka was a son of Balarama and Revati. Listed among the children of Balarama in traditional genealogies of the Yadava dynasty.

Revati was the wife of Balarama and daughter of King Raivata. After being transported through time by Brahma, she married Balarama who adjusted her height. She is the mother of Nishatha and Ulmuka and is associated with the legends of Balarama.