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Description edit
This Elibron Classics book is a facsimile reprint of a 1913 edition by the Gresham Publishing Co., Ltd., London.
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Arjuna: Add a description of this character.
- Said Yudhishthira
- Balarama
- Drona
- Krishna
- Damayanti
- Bhishma
- Duryodhana
- Karna
- Draupadi
- Dasaratha
- Ravana
- Hanuman
- Nala
- Dhritarashtra
- Yama
- Vishnu
- Pritha
- Lakshmana
- Vidura
- Kauravas
- Duhsasana
- Mitra
- Kaikeyi
- Rishi
- Shakuni
- Abhimanyu
- Drupada
- Savitri
- Varuna
- Narada
- Macdonell
- Rigveda
- Brahman
- Vayu
- Markandeya
- Roy
- Madri
- Vyasa
- Rudra
- Satyavati
- Gandhari
- Dushyanta
- Rakshasa
- Kausalya
- Twashtri
Setting & Locations edit
- India
- Hastinapur
- Heaven
- Ayodhya
- Lanka
- Egypt
- Vritra
- Satyavan
- Panchala
- Nishadha
- Vidarbha
- Mandbhdrata
- Vahuka
- Punjab
- Said Rama
- Ganges
- Hinduism
- Ocean
- Kuvera
- Rituparna
- Shakuntala
- Vasishtha
- Europe
- Varshneya
- Sishupala
- Dwaraka
- Pandu
- Ireland
- Babylon
- Ushas
- Hindustan
- Danavas
- Krita Yuga
- Ramayana
- Varanavartha
- Bali
- Damayantl
- Upanishadic
- Mahabharata
- Mount Meru
First Sentence edit
THE ancient Eur-Asian "hammer god", bearing the tribal name of Indra, accompanied the earliest invading bands of hunting and pastoral Aryans, who hailed with joy the "fresh woods and pastures new" of the Punjab, the green country of "Five Rivers".
Authors & Contributors edit
- Donald Alexander Mackenzie (Author)
Subjects edit
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