The world's longest epic poem — 100,000 verses, 18 sacred books, the eternal dialogue of the Bhagavad Gītā, and the great war that ended an age.
From divine avatars to tragic warriors — 24 immortal souls whose dharma and adharma shaped the fate of Bhārata
From sage Parāśara through Vyāsa to the Pāṇḍavas and Kauravas — the Kuru dynasty that shook the world
Every major event of the Mahābhārata — from the birth of the Kuru lineage to the end of Dvāpara Yuga
The mighty realms that sent their armies to Kurukshetra — and where to find them in modern India today
Ancient battlefields, holy rivers, and sacred forests — where the Mahābhārata lives on in modern India
The staggering scale of the Kurukshetra War — the most documented epic conflict in ancient literature
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From Gāṇḍīva to Brahmastra — the supernatural weapons that could invoke gods, destroy armies, and end ages
15 key locations from the epic plotted across the Indian subcontinent — click any marker for details
Click any marker for details · Positions are approximate based on scholarly consensus · References: BORI Critical Edition
The Mahābhārata contains hundreds of nested stories — each a complete universe of dharma, love, sacrifice, and wisdom
The eternal dialogue between Arjuna and Lord Krishna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra — 700 verses of timeless wisdom
The philosophical vocabulary of the Mahābhārata — from Dharma to Moksha, Karma to Yoga, Ahimsa to Svadharma
The most celebrated shlokas from the Mahābhārata and Bhagavad Gītā — in Devanāgarī with transliteration and English translation
100,000 verses organized into 18 Parvas — the complete structure of the world's longest epic poem, authored by Sage Vyāsa
15 shuffled questions across characters, war events, weapons, philosophy, and Bhagavad Gītā — with explanations