the battle of kurukshetra took place in the indian kingdom called kuru.
the battle of kurukshetra took place in the indian kingdom called kuru.
when did the battle of kurukshetra take place?
indian kingdom called kuru
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the kurukshetra war, also called the mahabharata war, is a war described in the indian epic poem "mahābhārata". the conflict arose from a dynastic succession struggle between two groups of cousins, the kauravas and pandavas, for the throne of hastinapura in an indian kingdom called kuru. it involved a number of ancient kingdoms participating as allies of the rival groups.
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as time passes, friendship between sri rama and hanuman grows, but after many dramatic events shri rama—along with his co-incarnated fellows laxman, sita, shatrughna and bharat—leaves earth. they leave hanuman alone to serve mankind. as time passes, the dwapar era arrives and shri rama, along with other incarnated souls, reincarnates as shri krishna to protect dharma. shri krishna forms an alliance with pandavas, the five moral brothers, against their 100 immoral cousins, the kauravas. the third pandava, arjuna, is a friend and follower of krishna. shri krishna makes hanuman realise that he and his friend shri rama are the same, and asks him to support him in his mission hanuman does so, and the events of mahabharata take place. before the war, pandavas (on the advice of shri krishna) invokes hanuman to help him in the upcoming war. hanuman blesses them and takes a place in arjuna's chariot. the sermon of bhagavad geeta and the 18 days battle of kurukshetra take place, leading to a victory for dharma. hanuman watches the bloodshed in silence. after many other dramatic events, the dwapar era ends and shri krishna leaves earth.
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