Complete Mahabharata Story In Hindi
“Mahabharata” is a unique, religious, mythological, historical, and philosophical book of India. It is one of the main texts of Hinduism. It is the longest literary book in the world, although it is considered one of the most unique works of literature, even today it is an exemplary source for every Indian.
According to Hindu beliefs, mythological references, and the Mahabharata itself, the creator of this poem is considered to be Vedavas ji, and the credit for writing it goes to Lord Ganesha, which was written in the Sanskrit language. The author of this poem, Ved Vyas Ji, in his unique poetry has depicted the greatest mysteries of the Vedas, Vedangas, and Upanishads. Apart from this, justice, education, medicine, astrology, warfare, yoga shastra, economics, architecture, craftsmanship, kama shastra, astronomy, and theology are also described in detail in this poetry.
The vastness and philosophical esotericism of the Mahabharata is not only a compilation of Indian values but also the essence of Hinduism and Vedic tradition. The greatness and wholeness of the Mahabharata can be gauged from a verse mentioned in its first verse, which has meaning,
You will definitely find someone who is here (in Mahabharata) somewhere in the world, who is not here, you will not find anywhere else in the world.
This work is a saga of the history of ancient India. In this, the most sacred book of Hinduism is contained in the Bhagavad Gita. There are about 1,10,000 verses in the entire Mahabharata, which is ten times more than the Greek poems Iliad and Odissi.
Scholars have different opinions about the Mahabharata period, yet most scholars associate the Mahabharata period with the ‘Iron Age’. It is estimated that the ‘Kuru dynasty’ mentioned in the Mahabharata may have been in power from 1200 to 800 BCE. Looking at the mythological belief, it is known that the period of Parikshit and Mahapadmananda, grandchildren of Arjuna, stop in 382 BC.
The epic ‘Jai’, ‘Bharat’ and ‘Mahabharata’ are famous by these three names. In fact, Ved Vyas Ji first composed a book called ‘Bharat’ of the magnitude of 100,000 verses, in which he included the characters of Bharatvanshi as well as anecdotes of many great sages, Chandravanshi-Suryavanshi kings. Add religious anecdotes too. After this Vyas Ji composed ‘Bharat’ poetry by focusing on 24,000 shlokas without any other sages, anecdotes of Chandravanshi-Suryavanshi kings only to Bharatvanshi. Due to the victory over religion’s iniquity in both these compositions, they came to be called ‘Jai’. There is a legend in the Mahabharata that when the gods placed the four “Vedas” in one dice of scales and placed ‘Bharat Granth’ on the other, ‘Bharat Granth’ proved to be the heaviest of all the Vedas. Therefore, seeing this importance (greatness) of the book ‘Bharat’, the gods and sages gave it the name ‘Mahabharata’ and due to this legend, this poetry became the most famous among the humans as ‘Mahabharata’.
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Epic writing
It is mentioned in the ‘Mahabharata’ that Ved Vyas had composed Mahabharata in his mind by remembering the events of Mahabharata from the beginning to the end, in a sacred cave in the foothills of the Himalayas, engaged in austerities and situated in meditation yoga. , But after this, a serious problem came before them, how to spread the knowledge of this epic to the common people because due to its complexity and length, it was a very difficult task that someone could write it without any error, As they speak. Therefore Vyasa reached Lord Ganesha at the behest of Brahma. Ganesha agreed to write, but he placed a condition that once he lifted the pen, he would not stop in the middle until the poem ends. Vyasji knew that this condition can cause many difficulties.
Therefore, he also placed a condition with his cleverness that Ganesha has to understand its meaning before writing any verse. Ganesh accepted this proposal. In this way, Vyas would have intermittently created some hard shlokas. When Ganesha was considering his meaning, Vyasji would have created some new verses in that time. In this way, the entire Mahabharata was written in an interval of three years.
Ved Vyasa first created the Aditya Bharat Granth of one lakh shlokas, including anecdotes of humans. Subsequently, except for anecdotes, ‘Bharat Samhita’ was made of twenty-four thousand verses. After that Vyasji made the second code of sixty lakh shlokas, of which three million shlokas were merged in Devaloka, fifteen lakhs in Pitrilok, and fourteen lakh shlokas in Gandharvaloka. In Matlock, the proto-India of one lakh shlokas became prestigious. After completing the work of Mahabharata, Ved Vyasa first got his son Shukadeva to study this book.
Festival of Mahabharata
The basic design of the Mahabharata has a specific sum of eighteen. The duration of the war between the Kaurava and Pandava sides was eighteen days. The combined strength of the armies of both sides was also eighteen Akshauhini. The main initiators of this war were also eighteen. In the management plan of Mahabharata, the entire book has been divided into eighteen festivals and the ‘Srimad Bhagavadgita’ mentioned under ‘Bhishma Parva’ in Mahabharata also has eighteen chapters.
The entire Mahabharata is divided into eighteen festivals. The meaning of the festival is “knot or joint”. This nomenclature of the division of Mahabharata is true because of the linking of the earlier story with the later story. The naming of these festivals, the important text of that story It is done on the basis of event or event. There are also many other festivals in the main festivals. These festivals have been reprinted in chapters. The shape of the festivals and chapters is uneven. Many festivals are very big and many festivals are very small. The number of verses in the chapters is also irregular. Some chapters have less than fifty verses and in some, the number is more than two hundred. The names of the main eighteen festivals are as follows:
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