The meaning of his name is “without kula or lineage.” He was the son of Madri and Pandu. Moreover, Bhima was skilled in diverse areas of warfare, such as wrestling, charioteering, and sword fighting, and riding elephants.Bhima conquered many kingdoms in the east and south. He died because he was proud of his archery skills.Next was Bhima. Arjuna also married Lord Krishna’s sister Subhadra. [5] Her predicament unchanged, did severe penance to please Lord Shiva.
A symbol of truth and duty, the benevolent Bhishma was in all senses a true human .
The curse, however is softened to the extent that he would be one of the most illustrious men of his time.
He had a strong sense of premonition.Sahadeva had conquered the southern direction (up to the kingdom of Lanka) during the Rajasuya War.
Sahadeva was the spiritual son of the Ashwin twin Dasra.Sahadeva was considered the wisest of the Pandava brothers.
He was also good at cooking, culinary arts, chopping woods, and sciences. He possessed exceptional skills in chariotry and riding horses, he was known for his excellent skills in understanding horses.Sahadeva was the youngest brother of the Pandavas. Bhishma failed to correct Duryodhana from his wicked ways, and he also failed to save Draupadi from being disrobed in public.
Arjuna stopped Lord Krishna. Pleased, Parashurama blessed him and advised him to protect his vow as Parasurama himself had to fight to uphold his word as given to Amba. When he arrived in heaven, he found Duryodhana, who was sitting on a divine throne.So, Yudhishtira asked for an explanation from Lord Yama.Lord Yama told Yudhishtira that the Kauravas had been allowed into heaven (Swarga Loka) as they had died as warriors on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.Yudhishtira wanted to know about his brothers and Draupadi.
They are as follows:He is the eldest of Pandava brothers. In fact, he was the favorite disciple of Guru Dronacharya.He was the best archer of his time, he mastered archery to the best possible level. However, he was killed by a Gandharva.
... Shantanu was a king of the Kuru dynasty or kingdom, and was some generations removed from any ancestor called Kuru. Moreover, according to the Tamil retellings of the Mahabharata, Arjuna married as much as seven (7) women.Their family tree begins with the King Shantanu of Hastinapur, who was married to Ganga.
Bhima possessed divine bow Vayuvya as well as divine conch Paundra given that was given to him by Vayu Deva.Along with Draupadi, Bhima married another woman Hidimbi during his exile from Hastinapur. When the young princes of both armies gathered around him, inquiring if there was anything they could do, he told them that while his body lay on the bed of arrows above the ground, his head hung unsupported. The meaning of his name is “the one who is steadfast even during the war.” His parents were Kunti & Pandu.He was the spiritual son of Yama, who is the god of virtue, justice, and morality.Yudhishthira was a skilled warrior, he had mastery in spear fighting & chariot race.
He learned to control the dice from Sage Brihadaswa.Some of his other names are Ajatshatru (“without enemies) and Dharmaraj (“admired for virtues”). They had a son named Sarvaga.
On their way, all of them died (one by one) except Yudhishtira.
And thus, on the next day, the tenth day of battle Shikhandi accompanied Arjuna on the latter's chariot and they faced Bhishma who put his bow and arrows down. They had no successor except Abhimanyu’s son Parikshit.Abhimanyu was married to Uttara. This gave him immediate recognition among the gods. He overpowered Jarasandh in a wrestling bout, he killed demons Hidimba and Bakasura.During his exile, Bhima killed many powerful demons such as Jatasura and Kirmira, Krodhavamshas. Everyone is confused about the history of the family. He tried his best to bring reconciliation between the Pandavas and Kauravas to prevent the war. He fought reluctantly on the side of the Kauravas. Arjuna was white in complexion, he was the son of Kunti and Pandu.He was the spiritual son of Lord Indra, who is the King of Gods.It is said that Arjuna was the incarnation of sage Nara (a divine form of Lord Vishnu). [7][8][9] Bhishma is often considered as a great example of devotion and sacrifice. He was very popular among the people and was very attractive to women.