Nakul

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Nakul is the name of fourth brother among five Pandavas in the Hindu epic Mahabharata. Nakul, in essence, is supreme intelligence and in the Mahabharata was very good-looking. He was compared to "Kamadeva" due to his looks. He was known for his horse-riding skills and legend has that he could ride in rain without water touching his body. He was also said to be an excellent swordsman.

In Sanskrit, "Nakula" means mongoose.

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