Madri
In the Hindu epic Mahabharata, Madri is the princess of Madra Kingdom and the second wife of the king Pandu. She is the mother of the youngest Pandavas - the twin brothers Nakula and Sahadeva. The word Mādrī means 'she who is the princess of Madra kingdom'.
People born in Madri (First 49 people) - Page 68
Carlos Marquerie
Playwright
Carlos Arenillas
Spanish economist
Chiqui Fernandez
Actress
Estanis González
Actor
José Cepeda Adán
Spanish historian
Josep Melià Ques
Spanish politician
Juan de Zabaleta
Spanish writer
Julio Cano Lasso
Architect
Luis Pidal y Mon
Spanish Politician
Luis Franco Vera
Spanish chemist
Mercedes Cebrián
Spanish writer
Carmen Jodra Davó (Carmen Jodra)
Spanish author
Cristina Higueras
Spanish actor
Sergio Bermejo
Spanish footballer
José J. Toharia
Sociologist
Leonor Pérez Pita
Rubén Anuarbe
Spanish former footballer
Alberto Reig Tapia
Spanish political scientist
Benjamín Fernández
Film art director
David Sánchez Cano
Footballer
Guillermo Corrales
Basketball player
José de Eusebio
Spanish conductor
José Varela Ortega
Spanish historian
Luis Álvarez-Gaumé (L. Alvarez-Gaume)
Spanish physicist
Adelaida de la Calle
Spanish biologist
Alberto Nadal Belda
Spanish economist
Andrés de Francisco
Spanish philosopher
Daniel Ortiz Espejo
Spanish politician
Luis Peral Guerra
Spanish Politician
Javier Velayos
Spanish footballer
Gabriel Ortega Sanz
Spanish politician
Jorge Moruno Danzi
Spanish writer
Tomas Lopez
Spanish cartographer
José Botella Llusiá
Biographer
Julio Prieto Martín (Julio Prieto)
Spanish footballer
Luis Lorenzo Crespo
Actor
César Esteban Alenda
Spanish film director
César de Loma Atienza (César de Loma)
Spanish football player
Dolores Rivas Cherif
Elena González-Moñux
Former Member of the Assembly of Madrid
Susana Vallejo
Spanish writer
Emilio Delgado Orgaz
Spanish politician
Esther Gómez Morante
Spanish politician
Luis Cueto
Spanish public servant
Cristina Jurado
Spanish writer
José Manuel Calvo
Lola Robles
Spanish author