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Posted: 5 years ago
#21

Actually this drapaudi loving arjuna the most is another popular myth about her

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Posted: 5 years ago
#22

According to canon Mahabharata, Vyasa narrated the story to his son and 4 disciples. Or was it 4 disciples including son?


Anyway, out of the versions narrated by Vyasa to the next gen, we have Vaishampayana version and part of the Jaimini version.


Vaishampayana narrates the tale to Janmejaya.


Ugrasravas Sauti then narrates the narration to the sages at Naimisha.


None of it was written.


Do you honestly believe nothing changed in between either by accident or on purpose?


For ex, there is a portion during Vana Parva where Vaishampayana is gravely narrating the travails of the exiles when Janmejaya breaks into ask, "So did they miss my grandfather, Arjuna? Seems to me they couldn't live without him."


Vaishampayana then breaks off to narrate a page on Pandavas and Panchali lamenting Arjuna's absence. Get this, Panchali actually says she's more pained by it than by the sexual assault. Really? She didn't seem to have the same pain on his first exile. She was the first one to urge war. She knew Arjuna was negotiating with Indra. On top of it, it was WORSE THAN THE ASSAULT?


Okay, let's assume it actually happened and not that Vaishampayana was merely keeping the king happy. The same Panchali in later scenes mocks and taunts Arjuna. When Arjuna openly opines against war, she declares she will go to war with whoever she had than go with his wishes.


Don't you see how out of character that scene was for her?


Can you not tell Janmejaya was patently prompting Vaishampayana to sing praises of Arjuna through the Pandavas' and Panchali's mouths?


And that is one interpolation which happened DURING the making of the text as we know it. 1000s of years have passed since. How many such scenes were added while the story was being passed orally? How many were added in the written form?


Remember, this is still only the Vaishampayana version. We have only parts of the Jaimini version available and none of the rest.

Edited by HearMeRoar - 5 years ago
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Posted: 5 years ago
#23

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

According to canon Mahabharata, Vyasa didn't dictate the poem to Ganesha. He narrated the story to his son and 4 disciples. Or was it 4 disciples including son?


Anyway, out of the versions narrated by Vyasa to the next gen, we have Vaishampayana version and part of the Jaimini version.


Vaishampayana narrates the tale to Janmejaya.


Ugrasravas Sauti then narrates the narration to the sages at Naimisha.


None of it was written.


Do you honestly believe nothing changed in between either by accident or on purpose?


For ex, there is a portion during Vana Parva where Vaishampayana is gravely narrating the travails of the exiles when Janmejaya breaks into ask, "So did they miss my grandfather, Arjuna? Seems to me they couldn't live without him."


Vaishampayana then breaks off to narrate a page on Pandavas and Panchali lamenting Arjuna's absence. Get this, Panchali actually says she's more pained by it than by the sexual assault. Really? She didn't seem to have the same pain on his first exile. She was the first one to urge war. She knew Arjuna was negotiating with Indra. On top of it, it was WORSE THAN THE ASSAULT?


Okay, let's assume it actually happened and not that Vaishampayana was merely keeping the king happy. The same Panchali in later scenes mocks and taunts Arjuna. When Arjuna openly opines against war, she declares she will go to war with whoever she had than go with his wishes.


Don't you see how out of character that scene was for her?


Can you not tell Janmejaya was patently prompting Vaishampayana to sing praises of Arjuna through the Pandavas' and Panchali's mouths?


And that is one interpolation which happened DURING the making of the text as we know it. 1000s of years have passed since. How many such scenes were added while the story was being passed orally? How many were added in the written form?


Remember, this is still only the Vaishampayana version. We have only parts of the Jaimini version available and none of the rest.

Exactly another being that arjun subdhara scene. It sticks like a sore thumb . We should not forget that the story is being narrated to janemya so obviously arjuna subdhara Abhimanyu and uttra will take the centre stage. That s why arjuna s love life us discussed in so much detail while other pandava wives are just fleetingly mention. That s the reason why only subdhara s entry to indraprasth is mentioned in such great detail. Or why abhimanyu is discussed more than other pandava kids.

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Posted: 5 years ago
#24

Originally posted by: Poorabhforever

Exactly another being that arjun subdhara scene. It sticks like a sore thumb . We should not forget that the story is being narrated to janemya so obviously arjuna subdhara Abhimanyu and uttra will take the centre stage. That s why arjuna s love life us discussed in so much detail while other pandava wives are just fleetingly mention. That s the reason why only subdhara s entry to indraprasth is mentioned in such great detail. Or why abhimanyu is discussed more than other pandava kids.


Abhimanyu does stand out independently because his death marked a turning point in the war. Until then, Pandavas were playing defense.

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Posted: 5 years ago
#25

Vedvyas first dictate to ganesh ganesh wrote Mahabharata in somewhere in Uttarakhand cave

After Mahabharata is commpetlety written then narad told to dev in like and after vedvyas narrated Mahabharata to pupil

U can check it on Wikipedia and Wikipedia don't give false information and if anyone give false information in Wikipedia then Wikipedia always remove it

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Posted: 5 years ago
#26

Originally posted by: surabhi01

Vedvyas first dictate to ganesh ganesh wrote Mahabharata in somewhere in Uttarakhand cave

After Mahabharata is commpetlety written then narad told to dev in like and after vedvyas narrated Mahabharata to pupil

U can check it on Wikipedia and Wikipedia don't give false information and if anyone give false information in Wikipedia then Wikipedia always remove it


🤣I'm now beginning to wonder if you're trolling us.


In any case, I'm done. I don't have time to waste playing games, and I'm bored repeating the same things when I'm clearly not getting through.

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Posted: 5 years ago
#27

My suggestions at least get full information before stating any thing



As ved yas compose 600000 verse it is divide into 4 small parts


First small part is narrated by naarad in dev lok


Second small part is narrated to pitralok


Third small part is narrated to gandharv by shuk dev


4 th small part is narrated to human kind ie by vedvyas pupil vaishampayne to janemeye ( son of parikshit



Source geeta press Mahabharata book

Edited by surabhi01 - 5 years ago
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Posted: 5 years ago
#28

I am not trolling any thing even I don't want to waste thing by repeating thing but at least my suggestion that don't give any information if u r not fully aware about it


Rest u can think about me what ever u want I don't care

Edited by surabhi01 - 5 years ago
Agni_Jytsona thumbnail
Posted: 5 years ago
#29

@Surabhi anybody literally anybody can edit Wikipedia. Even i can so one should not rely on it.

731627 thumbnail
Posted: 5 years ago
#30

Ok Wikipedia can edit but no one can edit geeta press Mahabharata book once it is published in book

I get this informatio about Mahabharata divide into 4 part n from geeta press Mahabharata book

Now if geeta press is also not reliable source ?

Edited by surabhi01 - 5 years ago

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