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Index
Title Page Copyright page Contents Foreword Acknowledgements Preface BOOK ONE: Adi Parva
On the banks of the Ganga A tale of two curses The river’s son A scent of heaven A solemn vow Two princes Three princesses of Kasi Bheeshma and Amba Amba The solemn oath Satyavati’s other son The blind night and the pale one In the dark The three princes of Hastinapura Kuntibhoja’s daughter The blazing Deva A curse in the forest Pandu’s yearning Kunti’s unworldly lovers The sons of Pandu The sinister night Sweet, deadly spring The Pandavas come home The seeds of envy At Pramanakoti Under the river A master for the Kuru princes Drona’s story The brilliant pupil At the river Ekalavya A young man’s dreams Karna finds a master The exhibition The golden warrior Drona’s revenge A father and his son To Varanasi The palace of lac Fire The tragic news Flight through the jungle A change of heart Ghatotkacha A sleepy town A strange story Encounter in the night The spinning fish ‘Share the alms you’ve brought’ The unusual wedding Anxiety in Hastinapura The council at Hastinapura Vidura in Kampilya A desolate gift Miracle in the wilderness Narada visits Indraprastha Ulupi and Chitrangadaa The crocodiles The Raivataka hill The holy yati The yati and the princess Cure for an illness Balarama’s anger Draupadi’s anger The Yadavas come to Indraprastha The hungry brahmana The burning of the Khandava vana
BOOK TWO: Sabha Parva
Mayaa Mayaa’s sabha Narada, the messenger Yudhishtira’s quandary Krishna arrives in Indraprastha Jarasandha Girivraja The blade of grass The four quarters The Rajasuya yagna A cousin’s anger Dark omens The green monster Shakuni’s plan An anxious messenger The game of dice Shame ‘Am I a free woman?’ The miracle and the oaths Dhritarashtra’s fickleness The second game of dice
BOOK THREE: Vana Parva
The Sun’s gift The king’s brother The rishis’ warning Krishna swears an oath Dwaitavana The trials of Yudhishtira Vyasa’s advice Arjuna’s quest The vetala The Lords of light Amravati The weapons of Indra The apsara Urvashi The curse The Muni Brihadaswa Tirtha yatra* To Badarikasrama An old monkey Where the saugandhika grows Arjuna returns Arjuna’s story The wondrous city Hiranyapuri Bheema’s adventure The riddles of Nahusha Markandeya’s lore* The four yugas The foolish brahmana Duryodhana’s ghosha-yatra The shaming of Duryodhana Despair The powers of darkness The Rishi Durvasa Jayadratha The lake of death Yaksha prasna: the yaksha’s riddles
BOOK FOUR: Virata Parva
The thirteenth year Kanka, the gambler Ajnatavasa The cook and the wrestler Karna’s dream The brahmana at noon The queen’s sairandhri The besotted Keechaka Ballava’s night visitor The long day The angry gandharvas Duryodhana’s spies Virata’s battle The prince and the eunuch Uttara Kumara Unearthly weapons Dissension The Kuru army Arjuna A gambler’s blood The Pandavas A wedding in Upaplavya Glossary Appendix
Title Page Copyright page Contents BOOK FIVE: Udyoga Parva
The council in Upaplavya A choice for two kshatriyas ‘Everyone seems to know me’ The two armies The messengers The Pandavas’ reply A blind king’s terror Sanjaya delivers a message ‘Not land to cover the point of a needle’ A second council in Upaplavya Krishna arrives in Hastinapura In Vidura’s house In the court of Hastinapura Duryodhana and Krishna ‘I am not alone’ Krishna and Karna The Pandava Senapati The Kaurava Senapati On the banks of Yamuna ‘Come away to your brothers’ For love of his friend Balarama and Rukmi Uluka’s embassy
BOOK SIX * : Bheeshma Parva
Sanjaya’s gift Kurukshetra A moment of crisis The Bhagavad Gita The Song of God The Bhagavad Gita The Bhagavad Gita The Song of God The Bhagavad Gita The ghastly war The second day: two kraunchas The third day: the eagle and the crescent The fourth day. Bheema and his son The fifth and sixth days The seventh day: many duels The eighth day: the field of death Duryodhana’s despair The ninth day: the terrible patriarch The last night of an age The tenth morning The bed of arrows ‘I never hated you’
BOOK SEVEN: Drona Parva
Drona, Senapati The eleventh day Susharma Bhagadatta’s elephant An ancient and his beast Drona’s vow The chakra vyuha Jayadratha’s moment Abhimanyu Arjuna’s vow Jayadratha’s terror Arjuna’s dream The three vyuhas Arjuna the magnificent At the rim of the red lotus Deep into the enemy’s army The sound of Krishna’s conch Terrible Satyaki Yudhishtira’s anxiety Bheema arrives Karna and Bheema Satyaki and Bhoorisravas The setting sun The war at night Karna, Kripa and Aswatthama Awesome Karna Ghatotkacha rules the night Indra’s Shakti Drona One white lie Recriminations Narayanastra
BOOK EIGHT: Karna Parva
Senapati Karna Many duels The lucid night Shalya The two brothers In Yudhishtira’s tent The tastiest drink Karna and Arjuna The mired wheel The sorrowing sun Out under the moon
BOOK NINE: Shalya Parva
Kripa and his sishya Tameless Shalya The last men The Dwaipayana lake Magnificent Duryodhana The two cousins At Samantapanchaka The clarity of Krishna
BOOK TEN: Sauptika Parva
In Hastinapura The white owl’s lesson The savage camp Aswatthama’s jewel
BOOK ELEVEN: Stree Parva
With Dhritarashtra and Gandhari Gandhari’s curse Tarpana for a kshatriya
BOOKS TWELVE and THIRTEEN: Shanti Parva and Anusasana Parva *
Yudhishtira’s grief A new king in Hastinapura The dying patriarch Bheeshma’s wisdom * Dharma The passing of a patriarch
BOOK FOURTEEN: Aswamedha Parva
Krishna says farewell The Aswamedha yagna
BOOK FIFTEEN: Asramavasika Parva
The passing of the elders
BOOK SIXTEEN: Mausala Parva
Ritual at Prabhasa Krishna Arjuna’s anguish
BOOK SEVENTEEN: Mahaprasthanika Parva
The final journey
BOOK EIGHTEEN: Swargarohanika Parva
The law of heaven
Phalasruti Glossary Appendix
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