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Who tells the story of Sunda and Upsunda to the Pandavas?
What was the boon requested by Sunda and Upsunda from Lord Brahma?
What is Tilottama depicted as doing in Raja Ravi Varma's painting?
Why did Sunda and Upsunda refuse Lord Brahma's offer of immortality?
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What is the significance of the story of Sunda and Upsunda in the context of the Pandavas' marriage?
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What was the reason behind Sunda and Upsunda's request for a unique boon?
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Who was the cause of the quarrel between Sunda and Upsunda?
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What was the relationship between Sunda and Upsunda?
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What was the outcome of the story of Sunda and Upsunda?
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What was the context in which the story of Sunda and Upsunda was told?
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Study Notes
Pandavas and Draupadi's Marriage
- Sage Naarad warns the Pandavas that a woman can cause conflict between brothers.
- Naarad shares the story of two demon brothers, Sunda and Upsunda, to illustrate his point.
Sunda and Upsunda's Story
- Sunda and Upsunda were two demon brothers who loved each other deeply.
- They asked Lord Brahma for a boon that only they could kill each other, as they were confident in their brotherly love.
- Lord Brahma granted their boon, but a woman eventually became the cause of their quarrel.
- The woman responsible for the quarrel was Tilottama.
- Tilottama is depicted as half-clothed, flying in the sky, and playing with a red ball.
Pandavas and Draupadi's Marriage
- Sage Naarad warns the Pandavas that a woman can cause conflict between brothers.
- Naarad shares the story of two demon brothers, Sunda and Upsunda, to illustrate his point.
Sunda and Upsunda's Story
- Sunda and Upsunda were two demon brothers who loved each other deeply.
- They asked Lord Brahma for a boon that only they could kill each other, as they were confident in their brotherly love.
- Lord Brahma granted their boon, but a woman eventually became the cause of their quarrel.
- The woman responsible for the quarrel was Tilottama.
- Tilottama is depicted as half-clothed, flying in the sky, and playing with a red ball.
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This quiz is about the story of Pandavas and Draupadi in Adi Parva of Mahabharata, including sage Naarad's warning and the story of demon brothers Sunda and Upsunda.
