Questions and Answers
What role did Krishna take in the conflict between the Kauravas and the Pandavas?
What significant decision did Krishna make regarding the warring sides?
How did Krishna meet his end?
Which family members of Krishna were involved in the brawl among the Yadava chiefs?
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What was the reason Krishna offered to the Pandavas?
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Study Notes
Mahabharata War Context
- Krishna played a pivotal role in the conflict between the Kauravas and the Pandavas during the great war of Mahabharata.
- Kauravas were the sons of Dhritarashtra, while Pandavas were the sons of Pandu, both of whom are descendants of the Kuru dynasty.
Krishna's Role
- Krishna refused to participate in the battle directly by bearing arms.
- He offered his personal attendance to one side and loaned his formidable army to the other.
- The Pandavas opted for Krishna's personal attendance, making him Arjuna's charioteer during the war.
Aftermath of the War
- Following the war, trouble arose among the Yadava chiefs in Dvaraka, leading to a significant brawl.
- During this conflict, Krishna’s brother and son were killed, marking a tragic turn of events.
Krishna's Death
- Krishna was deeply mournful while sitting in the forest after the loss of his family members.
- A huntsman, unaware of Krishna's identity, mistakenly shot him in his heel, which was his only vulnerable spot, resulting in his death.
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Explore the significant role Krishna played during the epic war of Mahabharata, where he acted as the charioteer for Arjuna. Understand his decisions regarding arms and the involvement of Yadava chiefs that led to turmoil in his family. This quiz delves into key events and characters from the Mahabharata.
