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Mahabharata
Mahabharata is a Hindu sacred epic Sanskrit poem of India dealing in many episodes with the struggle between two rival families.
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Who is the father of Yudhishther in Mahabharat?
Arjuna was the son of lord indra as told in mahabharata
What is the meaning of varasatvam in English?
varasatvam is a Telugu word. varasatvamà °µà °¾à °°à °¸à °¤à ±Âà °µà °‚ means inheritance in English.
There are many reasons for the war of Mahabharata.
- Ego problem of Duryodhan
- Due to Draupadi who once in front of Duryodhan said "Andhe ka beta andha" (like father, the son is also blind)
- The "cheer haran" of Draupadi
- Duryodhan refused to give even 5 villages to Pandavs
- The "Adharma" had to be defeated, thus the war was destined
And the most important reason was Lord Krishna. His main aim was "Dharma Sthapna" and his view was that without war vicious people can not be ended. He started this from his childhood by killing Kamsa and Jarasandha.
He wanted least damage to common people in the war. This was ensured by his very wise planning. He also ensured that this war does not remain only between Kauravs and Pandava's but also included most of the powerful nations of that time dividing good and bad, so that once and for all the bad people can be removed affirmatively.
Even the war could have been stopped when Arjun decided not to fight. But it was Lord Krishna who motivated him to fight a war, as without him Pandvas must have stepped back from the war.
Finally he succeeded in his aim and most of the bad forces of that time were defeated and the good kings won.
In all Mahabharata you will find him planning, motivating, moulding the situations very wisely towards the final war.
It was Lord Sri Krishna who was playing behind the scenes like a smart director.
Who presented the Pandavas with an Akshaya Patra which gave them unlimited ford during their exile?
surya
What is the name of narada used percussion instrument in Mahabharata?
Naarada does not use percussion instrument. He uses stringed instrument called " Tamboori" and another hand held instrument called "Chittige Taala"
Nakula was one of the five Pandava brothers in the Indian epic, the Mahabharata. He was the twin brother of Sahadeva and was known for his exceptional skills in horse riding and his handsome appearance. Nakula was also a proficient warrior and played a significant role in the Kurukshetra War. He is often celebrated for his loyalty to his brothers and his noble character.
Who was Barbarika in Mahabharat?
Barbarika was the son of Ghatotkacha and grandson of Bheema.
He was bound by his principle of always fighting on the losing side, which led him to stand witness to the battle without taking part.
In Rajasthan, he is worshipped as Khatushyamji, and is believed to have been sacrificed before the Mahabharata war to ensure the victory of his grandfathers, the Pandavas. In return for his sacrifice, he was deified by a boon given by Krishna.
Barbarika was originally a yaksha, and was reborn as a man.
King Yalamber of Nepal is portrayed as Barbarika in Mahābhārata.
What is the name of the daughter of Nala and Damayanti?
The daughter of Nala and Damayanti is named "Indrasena." In the ancient Indian epic, her story is intertwined with themes of love, duty, and the challenges faced by her parents. Indrasena plays a significant role in the continuation of the narrative surrounding her parents' legendary tale.
Who was sudeshna in Mahabharata?
Sudeshna was wife of King Viraata, where Paandava's spent their last year of 12 years of exile period in incognito.
