Subhadra
सुभद्रा
Subhadra, daughter of Vasudeva and sister of Krishna and Balarama, is Arjuna's wife and Abhimanyu's mother, and so Parikshit's grandmother. Arjuna carried her away from Dvaraka with Krishna's consent — a celebrated Mahabharata episode. At SB 1.10.7 Krishna's stay of some months at Hastinapura is ascribed partly to 'svasush ca priya-kamyaya', a wish to please His sister, and at SB 1.10.9 she is named first among those grieving His departure. At Jagannatha Puri she is worshipped beside Balabhadra and Jagannatha.
Śrīmad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa 1.10.7 — Sanskrit Wikisource (pinned oldid=110181)
Subhadra is the sister of Krishna. Source evidence (SB 1.10.7): Subhadra is Krishna's sister: 'svasush ca priya-kamyaya' (SB 1.10.7), He stayed at Hastinapura wishing to please His sister, and at SB 1.10.9 Subhadra is named first among the grieving. Direction: sister -> brother. Evidence: STRONG_CONTEXT.
Wife Arjuna KingSubhadra is the wife of Arjuna. Source evidence (SB 1.10.9): Subhadra is Arjuna's wife; at SB 1.10.9 she is counted among the women of the Hastinapura household, and she is Abhimanyu's mother (the Kuru line of SB 1.8.14). Evidence: STRONG_CONTEXT.
Mother Abhimanyu KingSubhadra is the mother of Abhimanyu. Source evidence (SB 1.10.9): Abhimanyu is Subhadra's son, established by tradition and the household context of SB 1.10.9. Direction: son -> mother. Evidence: STRONG_CONTEXT.