Abhimanyu age in mahabharata

Mahabharat is one of the most popular Indian historical television drama serials of the late ’80s. Produced and directed by B. R. Chopra, it hit the small screen again in March 2020, when it was re-telecast on DD National amidst the nationwide lockdown in the wake of Corona pandemic. Here’s the complete list of the cast and crew of “Mahabharat”: As: Dwarkadheesh Bhagwan Shri Krishna Role: Incarnation of Lord Vishnu/Devaki-Vasudev’s younger son/Foster son of Nand and Yashoda, Radha’s Consort, Balaram and Subhadra’s brothe/Pandavas’ cousin, husband of Rukmini. ?Know more about him from here➡️ As: Chakravarti Samrat Dharamraj Yudhishthir Role: 1st Pandav/son of Kunti and Yama/Eldest son of Kuru Clan/King of Indraprastha and later Hastinapura/husband of Draupadi ?Know more about him from here➡️ As: Kuntiputra Bhim Role: 2nd Pandav/son of Kunti and Vayu/Second eldest son of Kuru clan/Yuvraaj(crown Prince) of Indraprastha/husband of Draupadi and Hidimbi/father of Ghatotkacha ?Know more about him from here➡️ As: Kuntiputra Arjuna Role: 3rd Pandava/son of Kunti and Indra/husband of Draupadi, Uloopi, and Subhadra/brother-in-law of Balaram-Krishna/father of Abhimanyu ?Know more about him from here➡️ Ankur Javeri As: Young Arjun Sameer Chitre As: Nakul Role: 4th Pandav, son of Madri and Ashwini Kumara/husband of Draupadi Sanjeev Chitre As: Sahadeva Role: 5th Pandav, son of Madri and Ashwini Kumara/husband of Draupadi As: Samragni Yagyaseni Draupadi Role: Wife of all Pandavas/Also cal...

We have a question by Pritam In the Mahabharata war, what made someone a Rathi and what made someone a Maharathi? Could you shed some light on the battle strategies, weapons and how the divisions were formed? The answer to your question will never end since the details about battle strategies, weapons, formations (vyuhas) is pretty big. However, I will give you an overview of the classification of warriors, military units, divisons and Vyuhas. I cannot give you the details of weapons since the number of weapons used is simply uncountable. What we know today is just a brief overview of the weapons used but the actual number of weapons used was far greater than that. Hierarchical Classification of Warriors in Mahabharata War First we have understand the building blocks of the army division on both sides and how the hierarchy of soldiers was maintained. • Padatik- Infantrymen. • Ashvarohi – Horseman. One Ashvarohi = 12 Infantrymen. • Gaja – Soldier on an Elephant. One Gaja = 12 Ashvarohi. • ArdhaRathi –A soldier on a chariot who is considered equal to one Gaja. • Rathi- A warrior who is considered equal to 12 Ardharathis • AtiRathi –A warrior who is considered equal to 12 Rathis • Maharathi –A warrior who is considered equal to 12 Atirathis • Ati-Maharathi – A warrior who is considered equal to 12 Maharathis. • Mahamaharathis– A warrior who is considered equal to 24 Ati-Maharathis. The above ranks are not just a reflection of skill or mastery of a weapon. It also includes kno...

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Abhimanyu was born for a purpose and played a significant role in the Mahabharata war, although he lived for a short time. He overheard the conversation between his mother and her brother Lord Krishna about an advanced battle formation known as Chakravyuha, even while he was still in the womb of his mother Subhadra, and grasped the secret of advancing through it successfully. Unfortunately he could not listen to the latter part of the conversation in which Sri Krishna explained to his sister how to emerge out of it successfully. On the 13th day of the epic Mahabharata war, the Kauravas decided to engage the Pandavas with a Chakravyuha, planning at the same time to keep Arjuna busy on another front with the help of some gifted warriors. Arjuna alone had the knowledge of dealing with the Chakravyuha, but as he was busy, Abhimanyu came to the rescue of the Pandavas and entered the battle formation all alone, although he knew only how to enter into it. So great was his valor on that day that eminent warriors like Dronacharya, Duryodhana and Dussasana on the Kauravas' side could not stand against him. Unable to face him directly, they resorted to treachery. They surrounded him from all sides and broke his bow by shooting arrows from behind. Then they engaged him from all sides and killed him in the most gruesome manner by smashing his head. Angered by the unjust manner in which he was killed, the next day Arjuna avenged the death of his son by unleashing a reign of terror on th...