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    The words that Duryodhana uttered to Drona his teacher clearly reveal the diffidence that took over him suddenly. This is in spite of the fact that Duryodhana knew well that Bheeshma is unconquerable who can embrace death at his own will. He also knew Drona the great teacher is also unconquerable because he is the most powerful and knowledgeable archer and he also had Karna who was one of the greatest warriors on his side. They also had larger army when compared to that of the Paandavas. But in spite

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    Adi-Parva‚ First Book: The Origins of the Families The story opens as Sauti‚ a storyteller returning from the snake sacrifice of King Janamejaya‚ approaches several wise men‚ or rishis‚ in the forest of Naimisha. He relates to them the Mahabharata as he has heard it from Vaisampayana‚ a disciple of the poet Vyasa. Sauti begins by recounting the death of King Parikshit of the Bharatas at the hands of Takshaka‚ aNaga‚ or snake-man. King Janamejaya‚ Parikshit’s son and successor‚ had held the snake

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    Mahabharata and King

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    Krishna’s Vow 29. Pasupata 30. Affliction Is Nothing New 31. Agastya 32. Rishyasringa 33. Fruitless Penance 34. Yavakrida’s End 35. Mere Learning Is Not Enough 36. Ashtavakra 37. Bhima And Hanuman 38. I am No Crane 39. The Wicked Are Never Satisfied 40. Duryodhana Disgraced 41. Sri Krishna’s Hunger 42. The Enchanted Pool 43. Domestic Service 44. Virtue Vindicated 45. Matsya Defended 46. Prince Uttara 47. Promise Fulfilled 48. Virata’s Delusion 49. Taking Counsel 50. Arjuna’s Charioteer 51. Salya Against His

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    unknowingly fought their eldest brother Karna. ------------------------------------------------- STORY The story begins with the introduction of the brothers’ parents. Amongst the primary antagonists was Duryodhana (Sanskrit: दुर्योधन) named Suyodhana (Sanskrit: सुयोधन) at birth‚ but took the name Duryodhana (roughly meaning ’unconquerable’) of his own free will[citation needed]. He was the eldest of the 100 brothers known as the Kauravas‚ who were born to the blind king of Hastinapura Dhritarashtra and

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    KRISHNA – AS A POLITICAL REFORMER First of all I would like to quote 4 lines which entails or is a crux of whole life of lord Krishna. “AADO DEVKI DEV GARBH JANANM; GOPI GHRUHE VARDHANM‚ MAYA PUTAN JIVTAAP HANANM; GOVERDHANO DHARANM KANSA CHHEDAN KAURAVADI HANANM; KUNTI SUTA PALANM‚ ETAD SHRIMAD BHAGAVAD PURAN KATHITM; SHREE KRISHNA LEELAMRUTM” As the above lines said that first of all lord Krishna born as a human as a Devki’s son‚ he was so attractive and with great personality form his

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    Mahabharata Summary

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    Dhri-ta-RASH-tra: blind king‚ father of Duryodhana and the Kauravas GAN-dhari: wife of Dhritarashtra KUN-ti: wife of Pandu and mother to the five Pandavas and Karna Yu-DHISH-thira: leader of the Pandavas‚ rightful heir to the throne BHI-ma: strongest of the Pandava brothers AR-juna: mightiest of warriors NA-kula and Saha-DE-va: Pandava twins DRAU-pa-di: wife to the five Pandavas Du-ry-ODH-ana: leader of the Kauravas Duh-SA-sa-na: brother to Duryodhana KRISH-na: supporter of the

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    Unnatural births in Adi Parva Adi parva is the first of eighteen parvas of the great epic of Mahabharata. It is also the first book in Mahabharata that is considered to be the book of beginning. Mahabharata‚ ancient Indian epic is full of miracles‚ unnatural at the same time unbelievable and unquestionable things taking place‚ in the sense that there are specifically no satisfying explanation and justification on their occurrence. Mahabharata is an epic which even consists of things that we see

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    Summary of Mahabharat

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    The Bhagavad-Geeta occurs at the start of this part. Drona Parva Next five days‚ until Drona is slain. Karna Parva Two more days‚ until death of Karna. Salya Parva Salya falls after half a day. End of battle with most of hero’s slain‚ including Duryodhana. Sauptika Parva Aswatthaman destroys remaining Pandava army. Stree Parva Reuniting of Pandava’s with king Dhritarashtra after battle. Shanti Parva The dying Bhisma speaks on all aspects knowledge. Shanti Parva (ctnd) Shant Parva (ctnd) Anusasana

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    Topic: Ethics and Values Introduction Values are the rules by which we make decisions about right and wrong‚ should and shouldn’t‚ good and bad. They also tell us which are more or less important‚ which is useful when we have to trade off meeting one value over another. Ethics tend to be codified into a formal system or set of rules which are explicitly adopted by a group of people. Ethics‚ are how we actually do behave in the face of difficult situations that test our moral fiber. It has been

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    there is an attempt to avoid war. Yudhisthira realizes that war is wrong has a cyclical nature: "In all cases war is evil. Who that strikes is not struck in return? Victory and defeat‚ O Krsna‚ are the same to one who is killed" (Narasimhan 99). Duryodhana‚ who "follows the dictates of desire and anger" (Narasimhan 104)‚ does not concede to the Pandavas ’ request for land because it is not his fault "that the Pandavas were defeated at another game of dice" (Narasimhan 106). He believes that the Pandavas

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