Mahabharata Reading Notes Part B
- Krishna visited the Pandavas at a picnic on the banks of Yamuna
-While there was liquor served, Draupadi and Subhadra gave away tons of valuable items to their female companions
- While they were sitting down, a Brahmin approached them wanting food
- Since Brahmin was the God of fire, he didn't just want any type of food, he wanted the whole forest
- They gathered weapons in case a battle started
- After the battle, Indra was defeated
- Duryohdhana became spiteful when he saw others being praised for the trump of the Pandavas
- He wanted to set up a gambling match to prove that he was also worthy of the praise
- The Pandavas agreed to play the gambling match, even though they did not know how to play
- Duryodhana wanted all the practice he could get so he started playing with his uncle
- The gambling match started and Duryodhana wanted to play with his uncle because he had gambling experience
- Duryodhana and his uncle were unstoppable, causing many others to lose many things
- Draupadi was handed over Duryohdhana as a slave
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