Describe any character from great epic MAHABHARAT
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The Hindu epic 'Mahabharata' is full of characters. They all had a very important role in Mahabharata.
One of them is Yudhishthira.
Explanation:
Yudhishthira or namely called as Dharma Raja was the most important character of Mahabharata. He is well known for his truthfulness. He neither lied nor behaved wrongly in his whole life time.
Dharma Raja was in side of truth and the truth only. He devoted his whole life for the truth along with his four brothers whom he called Anuja. They were Bheema, Arjuna, Nakula, Sahadeva. His mother's name was कुंती and he was called as कौंतेय ( the child of कुंती ). His father was King Pandu who was died early in his childhood.
The Hindu epic Mahabharata is famous for the war among the brothers and ours. Actually, the war was between truth and false. True was Yudhishthira while false was Duryodhana, the cousin of Dharma Raja.
The life of Yudhishthira was very troubleful. But, there is no success in road of velvet! Dharma Raja won the battle and Hastinapura with his army and Lord Krishna.
He was the only who succeeded to go to heaven as he didn't lie in his lifetime and always supported truth.
Yudhishthira was not only a warrior but also a saint.
Some interesting facts :
★ Mahabharata was the first battle which had a very large army.
★ The holiest scripture of Hindus' 'The Geeta' was said to Arjuna by Lord Krishna in Mahabharata.
★ Mahabharata was previously fixed before the births of all warriors!
★ The main aspect behind this great battle was that 'Truth always wins'. So, be truthful and kind.
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Bhishma Pitamah
Bhishma Pitamah is the most important character of the Mahabharata as well as the finest illustration of ethics and fairness. The oldest stalwart of the kingdom of Hastinapur; Bhishma Pitamah’s personal life was full of frustration and solitariness, Bhishma Pitamah’s peerless statesmanship and other impeccable characteristics still inspire his ardent followers across the world.
LORD KRISHNA
No one can describe Lord Krishna in words; he excels in everything. But if one keeps his Godly image out and brings him at par to the level of any other human, Krishna remains the coolest and wittiest character ever. In the Mahabharata, Krishna goes around doing his deeds in a manner justifying his birth as an avatar and fulfilling the promises he made in upholding righteousness.
ARJUN
A gallant warrior and a skilled archer, best known for stringing numbers of arrows in a fraction of second and that with deadly accuracy, Arjun is a Pandava prince as well as the most adorable disciple of Guru Drona. Enlightened with the cognition of selfless action, the character of Arjun in Mahabharata teaches what you should do while confronting an abominable moral crisis.
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