Mahabharat Retelecast Discussion Thread 3 - Page 116

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Are

I was thinking about him and Jarasandh only

What do you think would happen to them in a black hole?

Black hole ?

Jarasandh was killed by bheem . He is not alive

Originally posted by: deepikagupta9

Acc 2 some folktale Yudi Draupadi's daughter suthanu was married to satyabhama's son , krishna's grand daughter Bhanumati was married to Sahdev

Bada confusion hai yaha.

It's like solving reasoning😆

Its not folktale. This is mentioned in harivasma. Probably bhagvatam too. She was vajra s mother. Arjuna brings vajra back to indraprasth latter after krishna s death Mahabharata text talks about vajra getting indraprasth which he later gives it up to move back to Mathura

Originally posted by: deepikagupta9

Black hole ?

Jarasandh was killed by bheem . He is not alive

Yeah

But what if they were to get near a blackhole? What would happen to them?

Originally posted by: Poorabhforever

Its not folktale. This is mentioned in harivasma. Probably bhagvatam too. She was vajra s mother. Arjuna brings vajra back to indraprasth latter after krishna s death Mahabharata text talks about vajra getting indraprasth which he later gives it up to move back to Mathura

Kahi bhi likha ho , I guess draupadi daughter was married to satyabhama's son bhanu , Bhanumati was his daughter I guess , she was given 2 Sahdev coz she was abducted by some demon who was latter killed by arjun, krishna, Pradyumna.

Bada confusing hai

Originally posted by: deepikagupta9

Acc 2 some folktale Yudi Draupadi's daughter suthanu was married to satyabhama's son , krishna's grand daughter Bhanumati was married to Sahdev

Bada confusion hai yaha.

It's like solving reasoning😆

Harivamsapurana mention about Suthanu Bhanu marriage not folklores

I have no clarity of Krishna's grand daughter marrying Sahdev

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Stay Indoor and Safe

Thanks dear

Did you see my post? Ashwathama had suggested the name of Karna as the CIC

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Thanks dear

Did you see my post? Ashwathama had suggested the name of Karna as the CIC

No, I haven't

Which page?

OK so checked it, it was nearly a consensus and.... guess guess guess, our friend Ashwathama suggested Karna's name for the first time verbally ( going by the issues they have, he could have actually meant Dury's brother Karna, but Dury took it into his advantage 😆)

"Sanjaya continued, 'When that prince of men had spoken those words, those lions among men, seated on their thrones, made various gestures expressive of their desire of battle. Observing the indications of those who were all desirous of pouring their lives as libations on the battle-fire, and beholding the monarch's face radiant as morning Sun, the preceptor's son endued with intelligence and accomplished in speech, said these words: "Enthusiasm, opportunity, skill and policy,--these are the means declared by the learned, to be capable of accomplishing all ends. They are, however, dependent on destiny. Those foremost of men we had on our side, equal unto the celestials, mighty car-warriors all, possessed of policy, devoted, accomplished, and loyal, have been slain. For all that we should not despair of victory. If all these means be properly applied, even destiny may be made propitious. All of us, therefore, O Bharata, shall install Karna, that foremost of men, endued besides with every accomplishment, in the command of the army! Making Karna our commander, we shall crush our foes. This Karna is endued with great might; he is a hero, accomplished in weapons, and incapable of defeat in battle. Irresistible as Yama himself, he is quite competent to vanquish our foes in battle!" Hearing these words from the preceptor's son, O king, at that time, built great hopes on Karna. Cherishing the hope in his heart that after the fall of Bhishma and Drona, Karna would vanquish the Pandavas, and comforted (by it), O Bharata, Duryodhana then, filled with joy at having heard those words of Ashvatthama, steadying his mind and relying on the might of his arms, said unto Radha's son, O monarch, these words that were fraught with affection and regard, and that were true, delightful, and beneficial to himself: "O Karna, I know thy prowess, and the great friendship thou bearest to me!"

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m08/m08010.htm

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@Nora please check this

Its in page141

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

OK so checked it, it was nearly a consensus and.... guess guess guess, our friend Ashwathama suggested Karna's name for the first time verbally ( going by the issues they have, he could have actually meant Dury's brother Karna, but Dury took it into his advantage 😆)

"Sanjaya continued, 'When that prince of men had spoken those words, those lions among men, seated on their thrones, made various gestures expressive of their desire of battle. Observing the indications of those who were all desirous of pouring their lives as libations on the battle-fire, and beholding the monarch's face radiant as morning Sun, the preceptor's son endued with intelligence and accomplished in speech, said these words: "Enthusiasm, opportunity, skill and policy,--these are the means declared by the learned, to be capable of accomplishing all ends. They are, however, dependent on destiny. Those foremost of men we had on our side, equal unto the celestials, mighty car-warriors all, possessed of policy, devoted, accomplished, and loyal, have been slain. For all that we should not despair of victory. If all these means be properly applied, even destiny may be made propitious. All of us, therefore, O Bharata, shall install Karna, that foremost of men, endued besides with every accomplishment, in the command of the army! Making Karna our commander, we shall crush our foes. This Karna is endued with great might; he is a hero, accomplished in weapons, and incapable of defeat in battle. Irresistible as Yama himself, he is quite competent to vanquish our foes in battle!" Hearing these words from the preceptor's son, O king, at that time, built great hopes on Karna. Cherishing the hope in his heart that after the fall of Bhishma and Drona, Karna would vanquish the Pandavas, and comforted (by it), O Bharata, Duryodhana then, filled with joy at having heard those words of Ashvatthama, steadying his mind and relying on the might of his arms, said unto Radha's son, O monarch, these words that were fraught with affection and regard, and that were true, delightful, and beneficial to himself: "O Karna, I know thy prowess, and the great friendship thou bearest to me!"

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m08/m08010.htm

Conflict resolved, I guess Ass wanted Karna to be CIC maybe because it was personal now with Drona's death, and he wanted to kill the person who killed his father

@People please check my fan fiction on Karna people

https://www.indiaforums.com/fanfiction/616