Kaurava

After the floating incident we next see Karna as a young energetic youth qualified to challenge Arjuna in the arena where the Kaurava and the Pandava princes displayed their learning.

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In 18 Days, the colossal war between the five good Pandava brothers and their evil 1000 Kaurava cousins takes place around 10,000 BC in a mega-continent called Bharat, which is the landmass as it existed before the continental drift.

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The Kaurava princes, afflicted with fatigue and thirst, and heavy with sleep, were unable to proceed further.

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Kaurava princes, a disgrace that weighs most heavily upon the Pandavas, who contemplate most bitter revenge.

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After he had rested a while, Bhishma, taking with him his grandsons, the Kaurava princes, gave them unto him as pupils, making at the same time many valuable presents.

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And, O king, when the time came, the Kaurava monarch bestowed his daughter Duhsala on Jayadratha, the king of the Sindhus, agreeably to the counsels of Sakuni.

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Pauravas were the descendants of Puru in whose line the Kaurava and the

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Two hostile arrays are set in motion, mighty Kaurava armaments meeting in shock of battle the Pandava host with Arjuna as the leader, and Krishna as his Divine Charioteer.

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Krishna returns to the Pandava camp from a visit to the Kaurava princes, as a mediator between the contending chiefs.

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In the assembly I gazed at thee with eyes expanded in delight, thinking, _Even this blooming lady is the mother of the Kaurava race.

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