Charumati

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For the Singer Charumathi, see Charumathi Ramachandran

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Charumati is an alleged daughter of King Ashoka. She married the prince of Deopatan. A Bahal is named after her in Kathmandu called "Chabahi(l)". She is known to have established a chaitya called Dhando chaitya.