A04. Introduction: Dharma, Heroes and Villains

Assembly of Warriors, the Ashwamedha, source: Harvard Art Museum, www.theindiaforum.in, access date: Jan.31, 2023
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Elder statesman Bhīṣhma Lying down, praying to God, body not touching the floor. Because an arrow supported it. Picture from the southwest corner pavilion, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia, taken on October 20, 2018.

Bhīṣma or Pitāmaha or Gangaputra or Devavrata, source: www.quora.com, access date: Aug.05, 2022.

Karṇa and Kunti (when Mother Kunti reveals to Karṇa that he is her first son and, therefore, the eldest of the Pandava brothers), source: www.art-ma.com, access date: Nov.09, 2022.

King Dhṛtarāṣṭra listening to Sanjay narrating the events of the war, source: www.bloggang.com, access date: Aug.8, 2022

Bas relief of Droṇa, Picture from the southwest corner pavilion, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia, taken on October 16, 2017.

Picture showing 3 important people of the Kauravas: Duryodhana (center), Duḥśāsana (left) and Vikarṇa (right), source: en.wikipedia.org, access date: October 30, 2023.

References:
⁰¹. from. "The Illustrated Mahabharata: A Definitive Guide to India's Greatest Epic," ISBN: 978-0-2412-6434-8, Penguin Random House, 2017, Printed and bound in China, www.dk.com.
⁰². from. "The Mahābhārata," an abridged translation by JOHN D. SMITH, ISBN: 978-0-140-44681-4, PENGUIN BOOKS, 2009, printed in the United States of America, www.penguin.com.
⁰³. from. "The Mahabharata: Complete 18 volumes," Veda Vyasa, Kisari Mohan Ganguli, tr. [1883-1896], Published in 2021 by Sanzani Publishing.

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