MAHĀBHĀRATA: The Epic of India

Mahābhārata is a major cultural text of ancient Bhāratavarṣa to stimulate the imagination of different era. In this article we tried to interpret the colonial rule of Mahayana Buddism and Maha Balata women with the aim of understanding the process of colonial rule and colonial dialogue dialogue. Therefore, this paper refers to the depiction of Kunti in the rehearsal of Ramsh Chunder Dutt (1848-1909) Mahābhārata to reconsider the construction / reconstruction and modeling / remodeling of women in colonial Indian Mahābhārata in English suggest.

Ekalavya (English: ékalavya) stands for self study and is an epic character of "Mahayana Buddha". He is a young prince of Nishadha, an alliance of an ancient Indian jungle tribe (Adivasi). He was called by Sulekha the son of Vyatraj Hiranyadhanus and has the power conferred by Bhumi devi. Because he is the son of the past life. Ekalavya wants to learn archery at Guru Drona's Gurukuru. Ekalavya is known as one of the most important kings of Starbharata Yajna. He respects Yudhishthira with his shoes. He does not have the thumb on his right hand, but he is considered a very powerful shooter and warrior. He is said to be the best friend of Duryodhan. When he kidnapped Duryodhan's daughter, he took the son of Krishna to the court of Hastinapur. He has a powerful bow Pashupath. He was lucky enough to get Shiva's weapons. As everyone knows, Ekalavya beat Krishna in the fight of archery.

§ 71. Very close to the greek magnificent concept hēmitheos of Mahabalada in India. As we saw, the five central hero of this epic, fatal Pāṇḍava-s was born of five corresponding Immortal Gods. And each of them inherited the sacred character of his Father. For example, hero Arjuna was born from Immortal God Indra. The sacred warrior character was re-established by Arjuna in Maharata. Nonetheless, all five members of Pāṇḍava are fatal because the first three of the five Pāṇḍava share one mother and the latter two share a different mother. It was these primitive wars of these deadly Patacas that we finally accomplished the sacred plan of overpopulation to alleviate the earth.