Nakula Figures

Nakula was a protagonist of the epic Mahabharata. But he was Madrim son, brother Dewi Kunti. He is the twin brother Sahadeva and was considered the son of god Aswino, healer god of twins. According to the story, Nakula is looking in appearance. Nakul in a Sanskrit word meaning "mink".
Nakul in the Mahabharata
According to records, the twins Nakula-Sahadeva have special abilities in caring for horses and cattle. Nakula is described as being very comforting. He is also meticulous in carrying out their duties and always supervise delinquency brother, Bhima, and even against what seemed a serious joke. Selected by Yudhishthira Nakula to live again as exiles in the forest, while the other brothers who died from drinking the water of a lake. This is because Nakula was the son of Madri, and Yudhisthira, who is the son of Kunti, to be fair to both the mother.
Nakula in Javanese wayang
Nakula is in puppetry Java Pinten also called by the name of (name of the plants whose leaves can be used as a drug) is the fourth son of King Pandudewanata, king of Hastinapura country with Madrim consort, daughter of King Mandrapati with Tejawati Goddess, of the state Mandaraka. He was born a twin with his brother, Sahadeva or Sahadeva, Nakula menpunyai also a father of three brothers, sons of King Pandu with Kunti, from countries named Puntadewa Mandura, Bhima and Arjuna alias Werkudara
Nakula is the incarnation of Bathara Aswin, Physician god. He is adept at riding horses and clever use arrows and spear guns. Nakula will not be able to forget about everything that is known for giving his mepunyai Aji Pranawajati Ditya Sapujagad, Senapati Mretani country. He also has cupu contain "Banyu Panguripan" or "water of life" gift of Lord Indra