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This document provides background information on characters from the Mahabharata epic. It introduces the five Pandava brothers - Yudhistira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula, and Sahadeva. It describes a conflict between the Pandava and Kaurava families that resulted in the Pandavas losing their kingdom and being exiled to the forest for 12 years. The document emphasizes Yudhistira's wisdom and willpower in contrast with his brothers' more impulsive tendencies. The theme explored is making wise decisions versus rash actions, especially under difficult circumstances.
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- 2. Dharma-is an Indian Spiritual and religious term, that means one's righteous duty or any virtuous path in the common sense of the term. Ones role to fulfill your purpose in your caste.
- 3. Yudhistira-Eldest and most capable brother Bhima- Second eldest; third to enter Arjuna- third son; second to enter Nakula- fourth son; first to enter Sahadeva- fifth son; fourth to enter A conflict between the two families , the kaurava and the Pandavas. Set off by Duryodhana, he played a game of chance with the eldest Pandava brother and cheated him. The pandavas lost their freedom and were sentenced to 12 years of exile in the forest. In this book, the brothers are still in exile and only have one year left. The importance to the piece, is that the oldest Pandava brother showed wisdom without acting on impulse thus saving his family because of his wisdom, willpower, integrity and poise. The other four brothers are to show the contrast to Yudhistira , and by showing what happens when acting on impulse and not showing respect.
- 4. Test him to see beyond the physical spectrum of the world. and answer questions relating to the metaphysical part of the world.
- 5. The theme is being able to think through situations wisely rather than rashly while under a difficult circumstance. Wise Vs. Rash
- 6. One must fulfill your own Dharma. Unlike heroism depicted in many other epics, depends less on less on physical powers or cleverness and more on the proper fulfillment of dharma.