On the request of Duryodhana, Shakuni challenged Yudhishthir to play a game of dice. Yudhishthir knew that gambling was not appropriate, yet he accepted the game due to royal religion and the decorum of the assembly. From here the biggest crisis of Mahabharata started and the path of deceit was opened. As soon as the…
Duryodhana admitted that seeing the increasing prosperity of the Pandavas filled his heart with jealousy and dissatisfaction. Vidur explained that a person who becomes sad after seeing the progress of others can never remain happy. Paying attention to your work and efforts is the path to true success. Vidur told Dhritarashtra that a ruler who…
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Following Yudhishthir’s orders, Arjun accepted exile. He left his brothers and royal pleasures and chose the path of religion. Despite the pain in his heart, he considered duty supreme and set out for pilgrimage. During his exile, Arjun visited many holy places of pilgrimage. They reached rivers, ashrams and holy places of sages. This journey…
In the Kuru court, Bhishma Pitamah explained to Dhritarashtra that it was not right to fight with the Pandavas. He said that Pandavas are also members of Kuruvansh and they should be treated like sons. According to him, Pandavas should get their rights by following justice and religion. Bhishma reminded Dhritarashtra that the Pandavas had…
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After escaping the horrific incident of Lakshagriha, Pandavas reached Ekachakra city with their mother Kunti. To hide his identity he disguised himself as an ordinary Brahmin. A kind Brahmin gave him shelter in his house, where he lived peacefully and started a new life. In Ekachakra, Pandavas used to earn their living by begging alms…