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Fount this on net so thought of sharing it with you all.
It tells about the 3 women in Mahabharat.
The men play dice and wage wars in Mahabharata , as anywhere else ; but it is the women who wield power and influence. It is the women who take decisions , direct the course of events and decide the fate of men and their generations to follow. The women are the true leaders of the Epic The three women in particular who wielded power in more than one form were Sathyavathi the dusky fragrant fisher girl who became the queen , Pritha the fair maiden who reluctantly became the mother of five sons and Krishnaa , daughter of the fire , Druapadi. The Epic is interwoven with their remarkable sagacity in exercise of their power and leadership. Some say the Epic , in a way , is a study in use and abuse of power.These women displayed that the truly powerful do not cling to power. They knew when and how to wield it but also, even more important, to when not to use it
Satyawati
http://creative.sulekha.com/the-three-women-in-mahabharata-1-of-3-sathyavathi_323147_blog
Pritha (Kunti)
http://ssubbanna.sulekha.com/blog/post/2008/01/the-three-women-in-mahabharata-2-of-3-kunti.htm
Krishnaa (Draupadi)
http://ssubbanna.sulekha.com/blog/post/2008/01/the-three-women-in-mahabharata-3-of-3-draupadi.htm
It tells about the 3 women in Mahabharat.
The men play dice and wage wars in Mahabharata , as anywhere else ; but it is the women who wield power and influence. It is the women who take decisions , direct the course of events and decide the fate of men and their generations to follow. The women are the true leaders of the Epic The three women in particular who wielded power in more than one form were Sathyavathi the dusky fragrant fisher girl who became the queen , Pritha the fair maiden who reluctantly became the mother of five sons and Krishnaa , daughter of the fire , Druapadi. The Epic is interwoven with their remarkable sagacity in exercise of their power and leadership. Some say the Epic , in a way , is a study in use and abuse of power.These women displayed that the truly powerful do not cling to power. They knew when and how to wield it but also, even more important, to when not to use it
Satyawati
http://creative.sulekha.com/the-three-women-in-mahabharata-1-of-3-sathyavathi_323147_blog
Pritha (Kunti)
http://ssubbanna.sulekha.com/blog/post/2008/01/the-three-women-in-mahabharata-2-of-3-kunti.htm
Krishnaa (Draupadi)
http://ssubbanna.sulekha.com/blog/post/2008/01/the-three-women-in-mahabharata-3-of-3-draupadi.htm
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