Reading Notes: Mahabharata D

 Mahabharata

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Everyone is beginning to what peace and justice

Arjuna is the only one that Karna will attack

Bhishma is the supreme leader of his army

Bhishma is shot in the back and is almost killed and is no longer able to fight in battle

Drona is made the commanding general

Arjuna learns of his son's death and becomes enraged and vows to kill Jayadratha

Arjuna follows through with his vow and kills Jayadratha

Bhima kills an elephant and there is an invisible weapon that gets used in battle 

Bhima gets his revenge on Duhshasana and obliterates him and also drinks his blood

Arjuna killed Karna while he was stuck helplessly in the mud in his chariot

Shayla is made supreme commander

The Pandavas perfromed rituals for the people who died in battle

Yudhishthira becomes king

All the Pandavas die off except Yudhishthira who leaves his body and goes to heaven

            


Pandavas




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