A Prose English Translation of the Mahabharata (Translated Literally from the Original Sanskrit Text) - Vana Parva

The Bhojas the V rishnis and the Andhakas come to see the Pandavas ; Arjuna recites the achievements of Krishna in his former lives ; Draudadi's lamentation to Krishna ; Krishna's consolation to Draupadi ; Krishna narrates Shalwa's attack on Dwaraka and the destruction of his aerial city by himself ; Krishna leaves the Pandavas for Dwaraka ; The Pandavas go to Dwaitavana ; Markandeya comes to se [...] The lamentation of the Pandavas for Arjuna ; Narada describes the merits of visiting tirthas ; The merits of Pushkara ; Directions for visiting the tirthas successivly ; Kurukshetra and other places ; The story of Mainaka ; Various tirthas and the merits thereof ; The country between Ganga and Yamuna ; Prayaga Pratisthana etc. [...] Dhritarashtra's lament; Karna advise s Duryodhana to behold the Pandavas inele ; Dhritarashtra dissaudes Duryodhana ; Duryodhana goes to Dwaitavana; Quarrel and encounter with the Gandharvas; Karna's defeat and flight ; the message to Yudhithira; Yudhisthira urges his brothers to rescue the captives ; Arjuna's fight with Chitrasena; the heroism of the Pandavas and the cessation of the fight. [...] It is for the virtue of their wealth of Yoga that the Rudras the Sadhyas the Adityas the Vasus and the Aswinis suport all these creatures (of the world).6 MAIIABilARATA. [...] You are the lord of the Manus of the sons of Manus of the universe of makind of the Manwantaras and of all lords.