The Mahabharata: Sections 33 to 44Penguin Books India, 2012 - 648 pages 'The Mahabharata' is one of the greatest stories ever told. Though the basic plot is widely known, there is much more to the epic than the dispute between the Kouravas and Pandavas that led to the battle in Kurukshetra. It has innumerable sub-plots that accommodate fascinating meanderings and digressions. |
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Agni anger Arjuna arrows ascetic asked asuras austerities bathing battle beautiful Bhima Bhimasena Bhishma body boon Brahma brahmanas brave brothers bull chariot daityas danavas deeds descendant desire destroyed destroyer of enemies Dhananjaya dharma Dharmaraja Dhritarashtra Droupadi Duryodhana earth elephants everything evil extremely famous father fire foremost forest gandharvas Ganga gods great-souled heaven hermitage horse sacrifice husband illustrious immensely strong Indra Indra among kings Karna killed Kounteya Kouravas Krishna kshatriyas Kuru Lakshmana learned in dharma live Lomasha lord Mahabharata maharshis Markandeya mighty-armed monkeys mountain oblations obtains the fruits ocean one’s Pandavas Partha performed radiant rakshasas Rama Ravana replied rishis river Rudra sacred sage Sahadeva Sarasvati Savitri serpent Shakra shlokas Chapter Skanda sons soul spoke these words Sugriva supreme among brahmanas swiftly terrible thousand three worlds tiger tirthas told trees unblemished Vaishampayana vajra valour Vedas Vishnu vows Vritra weapons wish worshipped yakshas Yudhishthira yuga