Indian Mythology

Mahabharata, the epic tale of ancient India, is a treasure trove of fascinating characters and gripping stories. One of the most beloved characters from this epic is Arjuna, the third Pandava brother and a skilled warrior. Arjuna's journey throughout Mahabharata is a testament to his strength, courage, and devotion to his duty. Early Life and Training Arjuna was born to Kunti, the wife of Pandu, and was trained in archery by Dronacharya , the teacher of the Kuru princes. From a young age, Arjuna displayed exceptional skill in archery, and quickly became Dronacharya's favorite student. He also formed a close bond with his cousin Krishna, who would become his mentor and guide throughout his life. Arjuna – concept art by molee on  DeviantArt The Battle of Kurukshetra Arjuna's most significant contribution to Mahabharata comes during the Battle of Kurukshetra, where he leads the Pandava army against the Kauravas. On the eve of the battle, Arjuna is struck with doubt and d...

Bhishma Pitamah, one of the central figures of the Hindu epic, Mahabharata, is a character that is both revered and feared. Known for his unflinching loyalty to his family, his wisdom, and his unwavering commitment to his principles, Bhishma is an iconic figure in Indian mythology.                                                                                           Art by Molee on  DeviantArt Early Life and Family  Bhishma was born as Devavrata, the son of King Shantanu and the goddess Ganga. He was born to a noble and powerful family, and from a young age, he showed exceptional intelligence and physical prowess. Bhishma was trained in various arts and sciences, and he became a skilled warrior and diplomat....