10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «दुसासन»
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दुसासन in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
दुसासन and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
Then Duryodhana asked his younger brother Dushasana to fetch Draupadi in his presence. Dushasana went on this errand gladly. He approached Draupadi and shouted insolently, "Come, we have won you. Duryodhana wants you in the hall ...
Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, 1958
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Modern South Asian Literature in English - Page 171
The story of Bhima, Dushasana, and Draupadi is another tale from the Mahabharata, in which an apocalyptic world-spanning war is triggered when the five Pandavas foolishly wager their joint wife, Draupadi, in a rigged game of chance ...
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Krishna-The God Who Lived As Man
But I don't forgive you both, Duryodhan and Dushasan.... You will have to account for every insult hurled at me, every tear shed from my eye.... Arjuna's every arrow and Bheem's every attack will challenge your follies and injustice.... You will ...
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The Seven Commandments of the Bhagavad Gita
Duryodhanawasso enraged ather behaviour,that when hereturned to Hastinapur, he plotted and connivedwith Shakuni and Dushasana, one of his brothers, to strip thePandavas oftheir kingdom, power,and wealth, andto drive themout of ...
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A Pilgrimage Through the Mahabharata - Page 47
Dushasana, remove the royal clothes which the Pandavas and Draupadi are wearing." Hearing these cruel words, the five brothers took off their upper garments. Dushasana went to Draupadi to pull off her outer garment. Realizing that no one ...
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Dance Dialects of India - Page 89
In the dance-drama, Dushasana Vadha,1 from the Mahabharata epic, Red Beard takes the role of the wicked Kaurava, Dushasana, who, when the Panda va princes lost their kingdom in a dice game, attempted to disrobe the queen, Draupadi.
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The Adventures of Young Krishna: The Blue God of India - Page 108
Duryodhan had what he wanted now, and he commanded his brother Dushasan to fetch Draupadi from behind the screen. Draupadi screamed and fought and clawed with her nails as Dushasan tried to capture her. The time for silence was ...
Diksha Dalal-Clayton, 1991
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The Mahabharatha: A Child's View - Part 1 - Page 114
"I will never tie up my hair until the day I wash it in Dushasana's blood," screamed Draupadi, enraged. Dushasana approached Draupadi and started to pull her sari ofl. Draupadi remembered Krishna's promise to come to her rescue whenever ...
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Exploring Travel and Tourism: Essays on Journeys and ... - Page 157
The eldest Kaurava orders his brother Dushasana to disrobe the wife, Draupadi, but she is protected by the god Krishna, and her sari becomes endless and cannot be unraveled.61 Roy's account focuses on the latter part of the play, when the ...
Jennifer Erica Sweda, 2012
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Atlantis the Final Solution: A Scientific History of ... - Page 58
On the battlefield Bhim fights Dushasan and kills him, as he had promised himself previously that he will kill Dushasan and drink his blood. Bhim drinks Dushasan's blood and Draupadi washes her hair with his blood, thus they take their ...
