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Answer:In the epic tale Mahabharata, when King Yudhishtira lost the game of dice against the Kauravs, he had to pawn his own wife Draupadi in the end. As a result, she was dragged forcefully to the court before the noblest of men. Now this assembly comprised greatest warriors, possessing complete ability to bring the savage scene to a halt, but they preferred to be mute spectators. However, one brave man, stood up for her honour. Let’s get a quick mythological capsule on this person. (No, he wasn’t Lord Krishna!)When Duryodhana ordered the commencement of the shameful act of unclothing or disrobing Draupadi, everyone present in Dhritrashra’s court was stunned. Although disappointed with Duryodhana’s decision, they stayed mum. Draupadi then took it on herself to save her honour. Instead of begging for mercy, she argued that the wager or her husband’s deal was invalid. Since Yudhisthir had lost himself first in the dice game and become a slave, he had no right to wager her afterwards.
Her argument was that a slave had no right to his wife and thus, the wager was invalid.At this point, one person in the assembly- Vikarna- stood up in support of Draupadi. Vikarna was one of the 100 sons of Dhritarashtra and Gandhari, and among the few reputable Kauravas. Raising questions against treating his sister-in-law with shame, he validated Draupadi’s concerns and the questions she had put fort to Kaurvas regarding this.
He said, “Sister-in-law’s insult is an offence to the entire Kuru clan. If her questions are not answered, our line is doomed.” He was also the only Kaurav who was against the whole game of gambling to start with.
Bhim called Vikarna a man of dharma for questioning the disrobing of Draupadi. However, his efforts to convince his two elder brothers Duryodhan and Dussasana to drop the act were unsuccessful. Later Karna taunted him and Duryodhana ordered him to leave the court.
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Draupadi's vastraharan is the very sad incident of Mahabharata Granth. When 5 Pandavas made their city Indraprasth and invited Duryodhan and other kings and princes to their city Indraprasth, Duryodhan was so jealous of seeing a very large and beautiful palace and to spoil the whole ceremony Duryodhan started abusing to all Pandavas and their wife Draupadi and also he picked up his scriptures then Krishna said Yudhishtir to punish Duryodhan for picking up his scriptures. Yudhishtir was not ready to punish his cousin brother and then Draupadi gave a suggestion that taking the scriptures from a warrior is also a big punishment for a warrior. Yudhishtir took Duryodhan's weapons from Duryodhan and this thing disturbed Duryodhan. Duryodhana's uncle Shakuni made a plan of disrobing Draupadi. He made this plan with Duryodhana, Duryodha's brother Dushyasan and Duryodhan's father Dhritrashtra.
After that, they sent a message to Yudhishtir to play a game of gambling named chossad. Yudhishtir agrees to go to Hastinapur with his wife and other Pandavas. Shakuni said Bhishma pita maha to set up the rules of the game. Bhishma pita maha said that both the players will stake the same kind of items and they also can stake the items which they own and have pride on it. Bhishma pita maha also set a rule that during the game only maid's can come into the court and royal ladies cannot come into the court, Shakuni was very good at playing this game so Duryodhan gave the right to throw his dice to his uncle Shakuni according to their plan. The game starts Duryodhan stake his property and Yudhishtira stakes too. Chance by chance Yudhishtir loses his whole property and after that Duryodhana said that he has pride on his brother Vikarna and he owns him too as Vikarna was his younger brother. Yudhistira stakes his younger brother Sahadev.Chance by chance Yudhishtir loses his all brothers. Duryodhan made them their servant. Now Duryodhan stakes himself and Yudhishtir also stake himself. Yudhishtira loses himself and becomes Duryodhan's servant.