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Flashcard: Sabha Parva - The Game of Dice 34 Flashcards 
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What pivotal event leads to the downfall of the Pandavas in the Mahabharata? |
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The game of dice, where they lose their kingdom and respect.  |
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Fill in the blank: Karna is renowned for his extreme ___, demonstrated when he gives away his earrings and armor. |
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Generosity
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True or False: Lord Krishna supports the Kauravas throughout the Mahabharata. |
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False. Lord Krishna strives to bring peace between the Pandavas and the Kauravas.  |
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What role does Krishna play in the conflict between the Pandavas and the Kauravas? |
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Krishna seeks to bring peace between the Pandavas and the Kauravas by proposing that the Pandavas be given a separate kingdom.  |
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Duryodhana's agreement to give the Pandavas land was conditioned by what factor? |
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Duryodhana reluctantly agreed to give the Pandavas a barren land as a result of Krishna's negotiations for peace.
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Fill in the blank: Arjuna and Bhima visit a wedding ceremony to compete for the hand of ___, the princess of the Drupada Kingdom. |
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Draupadi
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True or False: Arjuna won Draupadi's hand without any competition. |
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False. Arjuna and Bhima participated in a competition to win Draupadi's hand.  |
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What was the significance of the competition held at Draupadi's wedding? |
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The competition was significant as it was a test of skill and valor for the suitors vying for Draupadi's hand, reflecting the warrior culture of the time. |
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In the context of the Mahabharata, what does the term 'barren land' signify in Duryodhana's offer to the Pandavas? |
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The term 'barren land' signifies Duryodhana's reluctance to grant the Pandavas any valuable territory, reflecting the animosity and rivalry between the two factions. |
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Who disguised himself as a Brahmin to participate in the competition? |
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Arjuna |
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What triggered Duryodhana's jealousy towards the Pandavas? |
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The beautiful palace built by the Pandavas with Maya's help  |
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True or False: Duryodhana fell into a pool because he was admiring his own reflection. |
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True |
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What was Duryodhana's reaction after falling into the pool? |
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He felt humiliated |
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Duryodhana expresses his anger towards which character after feeling humiliated? |
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Shakuni |
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The story emphasizes the consequences of which two negative traits exemplified by Duryodhana? |
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Jealousy and arrogance |
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True or False: Lord Krishna sought to escalate the conflict between the Pandavas and the Kauravas. |
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False; he sought to maintain peace. |
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Fill in the blank: The story encourages values such as generosity, peace, and ___. |
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Humility |
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 Completed! Keep practicing to master all of them. |
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