All discussions- before-during-after Dice game/VH here only/ DT Nt-128 - Page 56

Originally posted by: DrModel

Like I ve been saying, Yudi was filled with goodness and this is why he did not ever believe that dpadi would be disrobed even while he put her at stake an excerpt from the mb : modern retelling

"As the great sage looked upon the sabha he sat in, Narad saw his Lord's face turn grim and Narad saw on the face and within the heart Emperor who was being crowned the sovereign of all of Bharatvatsha the implicit goodness that would invariably be the cause of a great war. And as the Avatar his Lord turned to face him w a solemn look Narad who had seen many wars felt a cold shiver run down his spine"

Now there is much more described here bit because ot is not from kmg I cannot post it here; so of anyone wants to know let me know

Originally posted by: mnx12

It was actually a war Shakuni played with his specialised, mastered pasa-stra,
It didn't look like a dice game. It was a war faught in the Rajya sabha between Pandavas & Kauravas with Shakuni as their senapati. A well prepared army of 4, attacked Pandavas, who were caught unaware.
In a war one side looses, other side wins. It was like highly specialised astra brutally finished normal arrows, Sword.

Originally posted by: devashree_h

Well technically and socially, she was the wife of all 5, all the time. She only had physical relationship with one man at a time, may be to avoid paternal issues about her children.

That is y , I guess Yudisthir staked her, coz even if it was not "his year", he WAS socially, her husband.

The One-Year rule was a matter of mutual cooperation betwwen the Pandavas n Draupadi. Otherwise, to the whole world, she was the wife of all 5, all the time.

Originally posted by: simplysappie

M answering on bro's behalf .. Since Dhritarashtra granted Draupadi three boons immediately after cheerharan . But Draupadi said being a Kshatriya nari said she can take only two boons and fred her husbands n their weapons . Dhritarashtra moved by this n ashamed of his son's doings , returned the Pandavas everything that they had lost in the dice game. This angered Duryodhan and he blackmailed his father to organise game of chausar betn him n the pandavas . Yudhishthir on Dhritarashtra's insistence agreed to play . Duryodhan made it a condition that which ever party loses will spent 12 yrs in exile n 1 year in incognito . Since the pandavas lose again they get 12 yrs exile n 1 yr incognito making it 13 yrs...

Originally posted by: shani88

Completely agree...👍🏼

In today's epi, it looked like even the "staking of bros" was completely planned by Duri (alongwith the VH). Vikarna looked only "too happy" to be "staked" when Duri chose him...

Vaisampayana said,--"Hearing this, Sakuni, ready with the dice, adopting foul means, said unto Yudhishthira, 'Lo! I have won.'

"Yudhishthira said,--These princes here, O king, who look resplendent in their ornaments and their ear-rings and Nishkas and all the royal ornaments on their persons are now my wealth. With this wealth, O king, I play with thee.

Vaisampayana said,--"Hearing this, Sakuni, ready with his dice, adopting foul means, said unto Yudhishthira, 'Lo! I have won them.'

"Yudhishthira said,--'This Nakula here, of mighty arms and leonine neck, of red eyes and endued with youth, is now my one stake. Know that he is my wealth.'

I dont understand why this entire part has been skipped and straight away gone to staking of brother's.Yudi did stake his kingdom and that is how kauravas won Indraprastha because yudi had staked it himself

Originally posted by: .Vrish.

Rajshekhar Basu wrote that? 😲

Balarama too played a game of dice w/ Rukmi, and when Rukmi's insults got to much, he just killed him. That Balaram is supposed to be a zombie here or what?