Ashwasena (a snake) who lived in the Khandava forest. He was Thakshaka's son, as per Mahabharata Adiparva Chapter 239 verse 5.
Once, when Krishna and Arjuna were staying on the banks of the Yamuna in summer, Agni requested them to help him consume the Khandava forest. Arjuna agreed to help him, and Agni gave him the Gandiva, a white horse and several divine weapons. When Agni started consuming the forest, it began raining, at Indra's command. Arjuna made a layer of arrows to block the rain. Ashwasena tried to escape but was blocked by Arjuna's arrow. Ashwasena's mother swallowed him and helped him escape the fire, but Arjuna's arrrow beheaded her. Indra then tried to save Ashwasena by sending a fresh burst of wind and rains. Arjuna fell unconscious in that onslaught and Ashwasena managed to escape. When Arjuna awoke and couldn't find Ashwasena, he cursed that the snake would not find shelter anywhere, as per Mahabharata Adiparva Chapter 226.
Ashwasena harboured a grudge against Arjuna for this. During the Mahabharata war, when Arjuna fought Karna, and Karna sent the nagastra against Arjuna, Aswasena hid in it and burned Arjuna's crown, but when the arrow returned, Karna refused to accept it. Ashwasena was further incensed and attacked Arjuna, but was killed as per Mahabharata Karnaparva Chapter 96.
In the Mahabharata, after Karna's death, his kavach (armor) and kundal (earrings) were taken by Indra, the father of Arjuna. They were later returned to Karna's sons, who were presented with these items as a sign of their heritage and lineage.
The word "accomplish" can be translated to Hindi as "पूरा करना" (poora karna).
The Hindi meaning of "resists" is विरोध करना (virodh karna) or प्रतिरोध करना (pratirodh karna).
The meaning of "examine" in Hindi is "जांच करना" (jaanch karna).
The Hindi proverb "Haath Peelay Karna" translates to "turning someone's hand yellow," which means to take advantage of someone's kindness or exploit their generosity for personal gain.
Technically Karna was stronger and most powerful since he learned the art of warfare from Parasurama but did not get certified by his master because he lied to him to seek the knowledge. Whereas Arjun learnt the art of military science from Drona in proper disciplic method and got certified by drona as the supreme archer.
In the Hindu epic Mahabharata, Karna Kavach and Kundal were given to Karna by his father, Surya. Karna wore them in battle. However, during the Kurukshetra war, Indra, disguised as a Brahmin, asked for them as a boon before going into battle with Karna's son, Arjuna. Reluctantly, Karna gave them away, which ultimately led to his downfall in the war.
kunta is mother of Karna
The story of Parashurama and Karna is in the Mahabharata, a significant Sanskrit epic that is very important in Hinduism. Parashurama gave Karna a curse that his weapon, the Brahmastra (a very powerful weapon), would fail him when he needed it most. This was because Karna lied about his caste to Parashurama in order to get the knowledge of the Brahmastra after being rejected from the school of Drona. Karna's lie was revealed when Parashurama was sleeping and a scorpion bit Karna- Karna didn't want to wake Parashurama, so he kept silent, but the blood dripped down and woke him up. Parashurama was convinced only a Kshatriya (Karna's caste) could have borne that pain without uttering a cry, and cursed him.
Vrushali was Karna's wife.
Karna was killed by Arjuna
Karna was better as Arjuna was blessed by Krishna but Karna was carrying lots of srapa.
No!First he was not a pandava ner the kaurava.And because Karna want to kill arjuna Bheema said no way!But Dhuryodhana was wild to hear Bheema and made Karna the King of anga.So karna and Dhuryodhana had friendship.So Karna is a kaurava.
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The father of Karna, the warrior from the Indian epic Mahabharata, is Surya, the sun god. Karna was born to Kunti and was adopted and raised by a charioteer.
The God Sun is the father of Karna
Karna is there victorious.