Mahabharata /
Within its 200,000 verse lines in Sanskrit the Mahabharata takes on many roles: epic poem, foundational text of Hinduism, and, more broadly, the engaging story of a dynastic struggle and the passing of an age when man and gods intermingled. David R. Slavitt's sparkling new edition condenses the...
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English Sanskrit |
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Evanston, Illinois :
Northwestern University Press,
2015.
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| Series: | Northwestern world classics.
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| Online Access: | CONNECT |
Table of Contents:
- Beginnings
- Ganga
- Satyavati
- Vyasa
- Pandu
- Bhima
- Drona
- Kanika
- Duryodhana
- Hidimva
- Vaka
- Tapati
- Vasishtha
- Draupadi
- Tilottama
- Subhadra
- Agni
- Narada
- The quarrel
- Sakuni
- The jackal
- Exile
- Saunaka
- Shiva
- Arjuna visits heaven
- Karna
- Virata
- Kichaka
- The yaksha
- Susarman
- Uttara
- The war
- The envoys
- Kunti
- Councils
- Sikhandini
- Engagement
- Akampana
- The end of bhishma
- The funeral.
