What are some interesting facts about Mata Satyabhama from the Mahabharata?

What are some interesting facts about Mata Satyabhama from the Mahabharata? Satyabhama was the daughter of Yadava Chief Satrajit and was the 3rd wife of Sri Krishna. She makes several prominent appearances in the Mahabharata. Satyabhama - Krishna couple are compared to Indra and Sachi - While he was still speaking, Keshava could be seen. That supreme of charioteers was on his chariot, yoked to Sainya and Sugriva. He was with Satyabhama, like Maghavan with Poulami. Devaki’s son had arrived to visit the best of the Kurus. 477(180), Markandeya Samasya parva, Mahabharata. 2. Satyabhama, Krishna, Draupadi and Arjuna had a special palace for themselves in which no one else can enter - After purifying myself, I entered the quarters of those gods among men, looking at my toes and joining my hands in salutation. Abhimanyu and the twins are not allowed entry into the abode where the two Krishnas, and Krishna and the beautiful Satyabhama, reside. 721(58), Yana Sandhi Parva, Mahabharata. 3. Satyabhama had a boon of eternal youth from Aditi - As surely as this universally revered king of the gods is unconquered, you’ll continue to be invincible and unassailable to all beings. And lucky Satyabhama, the best of women, will remain youthful: as long as you’re a human being, Krishna, your wife won’t get old. Chapter 92, Harivamsa, Mahabharata, BORI. 4. Satyabhama's palace was called Bhogavat - Satyabhama lived in a different palace, the white one that they called Bhogavat, the Winding Palace, which had amazing jewelled staircases and was decorated with flags the colour of the bright sun. Chapter 93, Harivamsa, Mahabharata, BORI. 5. Satyabhama was with Krishna during the last journey of the Yadavas to Prabhasa and during the final argument between Satyaki and Kritavarma - Satyaki reminded Madhusudana about the Syamantaka gem that used to be with Satrajit. Hearing this, Satyabhama was enraged. In her rage, she approached Janardana and sat on his lap. 1982 (4), Mausala Parva, Mahabharata. 6. After the destruction of Dwaraka, Satyabhama went to the forest to perform austerities - O king! Satyabhama and the other queens, honoured by Krishna, made up their minds to perform austerities and entered the forest. There were the mentioned who had resided in Dvaravati and had followed Partha. 1986 (8), Mausala Parva, Mahabharata.