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purvi

@coolpurvi

Voyager

Posted: 17 years ago

#151

vasudev takes that baby girl n hands over to Kans. when kans tries to kill the girl. that girl takes the form of Mahamaya (Durga) n says that devki's eight son has taken birth to kill him n disappears

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someandme

@someandme

Dazzler

Posted: 17 years ago

#152

Originally posted by: jaan1234

Are you a fool or something😛 Pandu sons were pandavas. not the brothers. it is not sehdev it is sahadev. duryodhan sent them to the forest for thirteen years, one year incognito, not fourteen. Ram,lakshman and Sita went for fourteen years.😡

U r talking about the Mahabharath and calling someone as Fool..😲..Rudeness buddy..If she made mistake then correct her in right way..😊

PS : thanx all ..nice to read all of u..

sindhu

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Kavi1982

@Kavi1982

Inactive

Posted: 16 years ago

#153

Yudhisthir was known as Dharma putra, Bhim was known for his strength and Arjun for his archery what about Nakul and Sahadev?

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akhl

@akhl

Dazzler

Posted: 16 years ago

#154

Both Nakul and Sahadev were experts in the use of swords. Besides, Sahdev was highly intelligent and Nakul was very handsome.

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Aesha_Malik

@Aesha_Malik

Inactive

Posted: 16 years ago

#155

Does krishna meet or live with his parents again? i mean the foster parents....

n also, whats the lullaby that used to play as a background for yashoda-krishna?

thanks

Edited by anny18 - 16 years ago

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Nisha

@KyunkiImafan

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 16 years ago

#156

I want to thank all of you specially akhl, coolpurvi and angelz16 for so much information...Thank you.

well I have 3 questions as of now...so if some one can help me clarify them....

The story of karn, I know he was on Duriodhan's side because they became friends and Duriodhan had made Karn, king of (name i forgot), but I mean how does he come to find out about his cousins? and how he ends up after the Mahabharat...doesnt he die due to Krishna bhagwan telling Arjun the secret to kill Karn?

And also I had heard (suna hi hai ab tak isliye puch rahi hu) doesnt all the five brothers go into himalay and not exactly die...cause they were also amar right?

And last question for this post is...what happens to Krishna bhagwan after Mahabharat, I mean does he go back to Mathura and rule it or ??

Thank you guys....😊

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Janaki

@RamKiSeeta

Achiever

+ 6

Posted: 16 years ago

#157

Originally posted by: KyunkiImafan

I want to thank all of you specially akhl, coolpurvi and angelz16 for so much information...Thank you.

well I have 3 questions as of now...so if some one can help me clarify them....

The story of karn, I know he was on Duriodhan's side because they became friends and Duriodhan had made Karn, king of (name i forgot), but I mean how does he come to find out about his cousins? and how he ends up after the Mahabharat...doesnt he die due to Krishna bhagwan telling Arjun the secret to kill Karn?

And also I had heard (suna hi hai ab tak isliye puch rahi hu) doesnt all the five brothers go into himalay and not exactly die...cause they were also amar right?

And last question for this post is...what happens to Krishna bhagwan after Mahabharat, I mean does he go back to Mathura and rule it or ??

Thank you guys....😊

Karna was the Pandavas elder brother, now cousin, but anyway, he finds out he's their brother when Kunti Devi tells him. She was keeping the secret that Karna was her first-born from everyone, because she feared public censure since he was born when she was still a maiden, but when Shri Krishna's peace mission in Hastinapura failed and Duryodhan refused to give anything to the Pandavas, Kunti Devi, who wanted the war averted at any costs, went to Karna and told him she was his mother. She then told him of how he had been born, and how Lord Suryadev was his own father. She thought that once he knew that the Pandavas were his brothers, Karna would leave Duryodhan and join his brothers' side, and Duryodhan would give up the idea of war without the strong Karna on his side. However, her plan failed, because Karna told her that no matter what, he had made a vow never to leave his friend who had given him the Kingdom of Anga. However, he granted her a boon that he would never kill any of her sons except Arjuna, so that in the end of the war, she would always have five sons. Karna got killed, not because Shri Krishna told Arjuna the secret of killing him, but because of the curses Karna had. At the last moment, his chariot wheel had gotten stuck in the Earth, and Karna had gotten down to lift it back to the ground, when Krishna told Arjuna to kill him while he was working. When Arjuna asked Krishna whether that was against war ethics, Shri Krishna told him that Karna had joined Duryodhan's side and also had a part in Draupadi's cheer haran. Shri Krishna told him that there were moments when Karna hadn't been moral, and so deserved to die.

2. When all five brothers and Draupadi climb the Himalayas to go to heaven, Draupadi dies first. When Bhima asks Yudhisthira why the chaste and virtuous Draupadi had fallen, Yudhisthira replies that although she was married to all five of them, she always favored Arjuna above the rest. Next, Sahadeva dies. When Bhima asks why the innocent Sahadeva, their youngest brother, had died, Yudhisthira replied that Sahadeva had thought himself smarter than the others. When Nakula dies, Yudhisthira replied that Nakula had been proud of his handsome looks. When Arjuna died, Bhima was really surprised, but Yudhisthira replied that Arjuna had thought himself the best archer in the world, and when Bhima himself died, Yudhisthira thought to himself, "It is because Bhima killed Duryudhana unjustly, and was proud of his strength.

Only Yudhisthira went to heaven in his bodily form, because he was sinless.

3. 36 years after the War at Kurukshetra happened (in which Krishna and Balarama ruled Dwaraka peacefully), due to Gandhari's curse, the Yadavas all had a disagreement and killed each other. Krishna and Balarama didn't partake in the arguments, but gave up their lives in a different way. That same day that the Yadavas killed each other, Shri Krishna sat under a tree and rested. From a far off distance, a nishada hunter (who is actually Prince Angad, son of Vali in his previous birth in the Ramayana), saw Krishna's foot, and thinking it to be a deer, aimed it at Shri Krishna. This way, Shri Krishna went into Samadhi, and when he left the world, his principal queens (Rukmini, Satyabhama, and the six others) performed Sati and left the world too.

Hope this helped!😉

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Nisha

@KyunkiImafan

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 16 years ago

#158

Thank you so much...👏...about Karn what you said...I kindda remember bits and pieces now...I was quiet young when older MB was running on TV.

One more question...do you know pandavo ki aur Krishna bhagwan ki age kya thi when they died...or how many years they lived? and how old were they when Kurushetra's war was going on?

Thanx 😊

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Janaki

@RamKiSeeta

Achiever

+ 6

Posted: 16 years ago

#159

Originally posted by: KyunkiImafan

Thank you so much...👏...about Karn what you said...I kindda remember bits and pieces now...I was quiet young when older MB was running on TV.

One more question...do you know pandavo ki aur Krishna bhagwan ki age kya thi when they died...or how many years they lived? and how old were they when Kurushetra's war was going on?

Thanx 😊

Well, I don't know for exact what their ages were, but I think we can build up on what we know. When the schooling with Dronacharya was complete, I would say the Pandavas and Kauravas were somewhere around 14-20 depending on their age difference. And right after that, the whole Lac Mansion in Varanavata happened for a year, and then came Draupadi's swayamvar, and after the Pandavas married her, they went to Hastinapura and were given Khandavaprastha (later became Indraprastha), and ruled over Khandavaprastha for around five to seven years before the dice game. So before the dice game, they were all around 20-27 depending on their age difference (again, I don't know for exact). Then the Pandavas were exiled for 13 years, so they were around 33-40 before the war started. The war was around 18 days (I think) and after that, they ruled Hastinapura for 36 years before leaving the world, so they were around 69-76 years old. (However, I don't know for sure how long the Pandavas ruled Indraprastha, or how long it was between the finishing of their education and Varanavata, so the calculations coudld defer there. So in the end, they could have been older than the ages I gave, or younger.) And concerning Shri Krishna, he was younger than Yudhisthira, Bhima, and Duryodhana, but older than the rest of the Pandavas and Kauravas. (I think he was the same age as Arjuna).

Sorry I wasn't able to give you exact answers, but I hope this helped.😉

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Nisha

@KyunkiImafan

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 16 years ago

#160

oh dont be sorry, you atleast gave an idea to best of your knowledge...so for it Thank you 👏, I remember that at those times ppl used to live longer than 100 yrs, and from stories my dad used to tell me when i was younger, I remember all of the pandavas being at least over 100 when they died..so thats why I was wondering.

Thanks...😊

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