Monday, March 1, 2021

Defeats of Bhishma the son of Ganga.

Disclaimer: Though i dont plan on making this blog that active anymore i have merely chosen to revive it with a couple of new posts for the simple fact that it is a debating resource for Arjuna fans. And it is a better source than any page run by a intolerant bhadsurat hanuman bhakt. So i will upload a few more posts on this blog. Even though i know that everyone who copied me, my content etc will never give a real man like me credit, because indians do not want to see a strong man succeed in real life. They only want to see losers like hanuman, karna, bhishma, parashuram get respect, izzat etc.

Now for a mature post below.

In this post i intend to provide multiple facts from Mahabharat against Bhishma that are never talked about. If anyone calls me biased then just know this my father is a fans of this namard Bhishma he became a fan by watching TV serials.

Though the title indicates the entire post will be about his loss the truth is that its a clickbait title, yes i will talk about Bhishma's losses but i will also highlight other things, and most of Bhishma's losses will be ignored as they are irrelevant to the points i want to make.

Points i want to make:
1 - Bhishma was a king of Hastinapur, the buddha chooha did not vow to never be a king.
2 - Bhishma was defeated by Satyaki two or three times fairly.
3 - Various reasons why Bhishma is not among the top 20 or 10 fighters in Mahabharat even if we exclude 2/3rds of the epic and many characters like Krishna's family in Dwaraka from the topic.

4 - Arjuna used bows that are not Gandiva many times.

5 - Bhishma did attack Shikhandi and many other women so it was not a moral code for Bhishma to never touch a woman. He had to touch Amba, Ambalika, Ambika to abduct them, the point is Bhishma attacked women so his excuse of not fighting Shikandi is just a lie to avoid fighting a warrior that was more powerful than him, and avoiding shame.

6 - Bhishma recieved a power boost and remained amped up in the Kurukshetra war whenever he fought Pandavas as he was under control of a asura.
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Why Satyaki defeated Bhishma twice.
1st defeat at Bhishma Parva.
Analysis of events:
  1. Bhisma went to face Bhima.
  2. Satyaki intervened and attacked Bhisma.
  3. Every warrior on the Kaurava side was losing to Satyaki no one could defeat him.
  4. Satyaki multiple times repulsed Bhishma (bull of the kuru lineage).
  5. Satyaki was roaring too.
  6. Bhurishravas saw all warriors getting routed.
  7. Obviously it is Satyaki’s victory he was the warrior routing the opposition.
Bhishma calls the Pandavas victorious:
When Sanjaya says "Pandavas were victorious and roared like lion" then he is talking about the roars of Satyaki & then Ghatotkatcha.

Defeat 2:
"Satyaki used his arrows to swiftly bring down the aged Kuru’s charioteer. When his charioteer was killed, Bhishma, supreme among charioteers, was borne away from the field of battle by horses that were as fleet as the wind. O king! When the one who is great in his vows was thus carried away."
Source: Bori Critical Edition "Bhishma Parva"

Defeat 3:
"Satyaki then from desire of doing what was agreeable to Bhima, felled with his shaft the charioteer of the reverend Kuru grand-sire. Upon his charioteer being slain, that foremost of car-warriors, Bhishma, was borne away from the field of battle by his steeds with the speed of the wind."

Defeat 4:
Quote: "Then the mighty-armed Bhimasena, beholding Bhishma thus advancing like the Destroyer himself with wide-open mouth, rushed towards him, excited with wrath. At that moment, that foremost hero of Sini's race viz. Satyaki of sure aim, fell upon the grandsire, slaying his enemies (along the way) with his firm bow and causing thy son's army to tremble. And all the combatants who belonged to thy army were then, O Bharata, unable to impede the progress of that hero thus advancing with his steeds of silvery hue and scattering his sharp shafts furnished with handsome wings. At that time only Alamvusha succeeded in piercing him with ten shafts."
Reasoning: Among all warriors of the kuru army including parashuram's kutta student Bhishma no one was able to injure or stop Satyaki from doing everything he was doing firing arrows like a real man! Only Alamvusha could do something. But kutta bhishma could not!

Conclusion: I already provided two screenshots, a chapter number and a link to another authentic page/site. Their is no point or credibility in denying the simple fact of Bhishma being inferior to Satyaki. And the same goes for Parashuram he was not braver than Satyaki.
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The truth about Bhishma.
He was in fact a KING OF HASTINAPUR.
1st quote: "Santanu's son, the Vasu born of Ganga, named Devavrata resembled Santanu himself in personal beauty, in habits and behaviour, and in learning. And in all branches of knowledge worldly or spiritual his skill was very great. His strength and energy were extraordinary. He became a mighty car-warrior. In fact he was a great king."

2nd quote (although his brother was king it was Bhishma who was manipulating, his younger bro was a puppet): "And Vichitravirya, placing himself under the command of Bhishma, ruled the ancestral kingdom." https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m01/m01102.htm

3rd quote (he was directly the ruler when his sibling was young): "after Chitrangada was slain, his successor Vichitravirya being a minor, Bhishma ruled the kingdom" https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m01/m01103.htm

4th quote (taking advantage of his nephews childhood):
"O king, virtuously ruled by Bhishma, the kingdom was adorned with hundreds of sacrificial stakes. And the wheel of virtue having been set in motion by Bhishma, and the country became so contented that the subjects of other kingdoms, quitting their homes, came to dwell there" https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m01/m01110.htm

5th quote: "Beholding him excited with wrath, O king, I was deprived of my senses." [Duryodhan tells Bhisma about what happened to him, reading carefully a reader can see how he adressed his grandpa as king so people need to stop being dumb]

6th quote: "He that was born of the energy of the Vasus, when he, that ruler of the earth, hath once more been united with the Vasus." https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m07/m07002.htm

After reading all this only a liar can claim he was never a king of that kingdom.

Bhishma abdicated the throne for his younger brother only after the brother was old enough and after bhishma himself served a term as Hastinapur's king, ruler & monarch. Then generations later he gave up the throne after serving yet another term, this time he declared his nephew as a successor.

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Why Bhishma is weak.
1) Despite shooting a person's chest he failed to kill that person.
The quote; "Then, O king, Bhishma, that foremost of smiters, struck Vasudeva between his two breasts with three arrows. And the slayer of Madhu, struck with those shafts shot from Bhishma's bow, shone in that battle, O king, like a flowering Kinsuka."

2) The bitter truth about Kurukshetra is that no matter what the situation in the first nine days it was always the fact that Bhishma is the first warrior on Suyodhana's camp that gave in when a enemy fought back. He always sounded a retreat he encouraged his warriors to run away like kuttas, losers, namards, chakkas, fudhus, chutiyas, bhuzdils, their was no real mard in the Kuru army of Hastinapur because it was led by a namard like Bhishma, so even warriors like Drona, Ashwathama, Jayadrath, Bhagadatta etc could not show their mardangi in war because of Bhishma's poor leadership qualities.

3) Bhishma admitted his enemies are unbeatable.
A -  "He is incapable of being vanquished in battle today by any means, judging by his form that we see now so like unto that of the Destroyer himself at the end of the Yuga. This vast host again (of ours) is incapable of being rallied. Behold, looking at one another, our troops are flying away." [Bhishma to Drona on the 2nd day]
B - "With that truthful hero, that ornament of battle, that warrior accomplished in fight, p. 312 let peace, O king, be soon made!" [Bhishma to Suyodhan on the 10th day]

Their are alot more times Bhishma sucked up to an enemy, and sang praises of the Pandava's so he clearly was not a warrior capable of winning a fight.

4) Bhishma was inferior to other officers in the Kourav army reasons underneath.

A Bhishma suffered defeat at Satyaki's hands, the same Satyaki did lose to Bhagadatta, Jayadratha, Drona, Ashwathama so those 4 Kaurav officers should be ranked above Bhishma in any heirarchy of warriors.

B - Bhishma lost to Bheema in archery duels, the same Bheema was defeated convincingly by an average fighter like Suyodhana in a combat of arrows. The same Suyodhana was used as a punching bag by Satyaki, Yudhisthir, Ghatotkatch and other elite Pandava warlords.

Bheema even lost to Kritvarma when Kritvarma had to fight several others like Nakula at the same time on day 14. So Kritvarma is superior to "Bhishma" "Parashuram" & "anyone inferior to bhishma".
For this point i did not use links but rather well known facts, though karna fantards dont know anything they will say one correct thing that is Bheema was defeated by Kritvarma on the 14th day.
And since Bhishma lost to that same Bheema anyone can guess what Bhishma would be able to do against Suyodhan, Drona, Kritvarma etc. What could be worse? Maybe Parashuram trying to compete with these men would be worse cause he would lose just like Bhishma.

5) In ten days of combat Bhishma could not successfully kill a vast portion of warriors, none of the elites on the Pandava side were killed. Even though he promised Duryodhan everyday "either the pandavas will kill me or i will kill the Pandavas" and Bhishma was possessed by an Asura still he could not do anything significant. Just made Krishna lift a weapon then Krishna put the weapon back in it's sheath.

"Other Asuras will also possess Bhishma and Drona and Kama and others. Possessed by those Asuras, these heroes will cast away their kindness and fight with thy foes."

6th point) Bhishma does not have great weapons like Vaishnavastra, Shakti-astra, Pasupata, Vajra etc he does not even have a common astra like the Brahmastra. What threat could he pose to giants like Drona? The son of Ganga did not have a variety, whichever weapon he used on Parashuram was also used by Dhrishtadyumna against Dron and Dron countered it with ease.
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People say Ganga's namard son Bhishma never had a fight with Shikhandi but Mahabharat says the opposite.

Bhishma struck Srikandi 3 times.
7th day.
[begin]
"King Yudhishthira then, beholding Sikhandin flying away, having had his weapon cut off by Santanu's son became filled with anger. The high-souled Ajatasatru, angrily addressing Sikhandin."
[complete]
Proof it was not Jayadratha who cut her bow.
[Quote]
"With thy bow cut off avoiding the battle, and vanquished by the royal son of Santanu, whither dost thou go, forsaking thy kinsmen and brothers?"
Logic - yudisther said "vanquished by the royal beta of shree Shantanu" so its clear who did the action.
9th day;
[begin]
"Drupada pierced Bhishma with five and twenty shafts, and Virata pierced him with ten, and Sikhandin with five and twenty. Deeply pierced (with those shafts) he became covered with blood, and looked beautiful like a red Asoka variegated with flowers. Then the son of Ganga pierced, in return, each of them with three straight shafts. And then, O sire, he cut off Drupada's bow with a broad-headed arrow. The latter then, taking up another bow, pierced Bhishma with five shafts. And he pierced Bhishma's charioteer also with three sharp shafts on the field of battle."
Logic - i think bhishma hitting her was unintentional because in the previous paragraph bhishma avoided her, but he felt like here in particular for his own defence he needed to hit her.

Final 3rd;
"Then Sikhandin, O king, excited with rage, struck the grandsire of the Bharatas in the chest with nine sharp arrows. The Kuru grandsire Bhishma, however, though struck by him in battle, thus, trembled not, O monarch, but remained unmoved like a mountain during an earthquake."
[pause/break-in-between]
"Thus pierced by others, also with thousands of arrows, the mighty car-warrior Bhishma pierced those others in return with great speed. And as regards the arrows shot by those warriors, Bhishma, possessed of prowess in battle that was incapable of being baffled, equally checked them all with his own straight arrows."
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4th/bonus;
Bhishma used physical power on women because in order to abduct/kidnap princesses he would need to put hands on them. So when he captured Amva & her two sister's then he clearly used physical force, they came along with him knowing that if they refused then he'd force them to by threats or his own power.

OFFTOPIC BELOW
Proof Arjuna had used bows besides Gandiva during Kurukshetra war.
In Kurukshetra.
Part 1 (Arjuna's bow was cut off so he used another bow):
"Conversant with all modes of warfare the high-souled son of Ganga and Santanu, though attacked in battle by all the sons of Pandu united together, wavered not at all. Of fierce might and great energy king Jayadratha of sure aim, advancing p. 213 in battle, forcibly cut off with his own excellent bow the bows of all those mighty car-warriors."
"Unknown to thee, O hero, Dhananjaya hath engaged in the dreadful battle."
Note - possibly jayadratha cut a bow arjuna had so arjuna then used his best bow to fight him.

This makes logical sense as using a tough bow like gandiva can drain u or it would require immense energy/stamina but if he brought a dozen regular bows in his chariot with him then he would spend less power.
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Part 2:
- The bow he used to defeat Drupad (after Drupad defeated Karna, Yuyutsu, Duhsasan, Suyodhana combined).
- The bow Arjuna had when he defeated Karna in Draupadi's Swayamvara.
-Yet another bow Arjuna kept for defeating the thieves at Adi Parva:
"Dhananjaya, capable of using both his arms with equal skill, armed with the bow and cased in mail and riding in his war-chariot decked with a standard, pursued the thieves, and piercing them with his arrows, compelled them to give up the booty. Benefiting the Brahmana thus by making over to him his kine, and winning great renown, the hero returned to the capital."
- A bow Arjuna held during the incident he defeated the warriors of Dwaraka for Subhadra's body:
Sahadeva said "that hero of immeasurable splendour who having vanquished single-handed the assembled Yadavas in battle, ravished Subhadra with the consent of Vasudeva."
Conclusion: Not only did Arjuna not use Gandiva, he fairly defeated each of the Yadava warriors, whether that be Pradyumna or Samba, even Satyaki (the man that goes on to kick the ass of ganga's napunsak beta Bhishma).

Logical rating:
1st - Arjuna
2nd - Satyaki
3rd - Bhishma
4th - Parshuram
5th - ???? (anyone weaker than Parshuram)

Also in bhishma parva chapter 86 of kmg: what happened is that Arjuna and his brothers did gang up on Bhishma but only momentarily, they saw an opportunity and simply took it, but after seeing their grandfather in pain Arjuna felt sorry and decided to stop, then bhishma overpowered the brothers Arjuna had while Jayadratha came to defend Bhishma, he ambushed Arjuna taking the brave tiger by surprise Jayadrath cut off the Gandiva bow.

Then Arjuna used a normal bow and defeated Jayadrath, but since that man is his sister's husband Arjuna had no choice but to show Jayadrath daya & mercy.

Bhishma's power was increased by Danavs, Asuras etc:
"For aiding thee, many heroic Danavas have been born on the earth. Other Asuras will also possess Bhishma and Drona and Kama and others. Possessed by those Asuras, these heroes will cast away their kindness and fight with thy foes."
"Indeed, when the Danavas will enter their heart and possess them completely, flinging all affections to a distance, becoming hard-hearted, these warriors will strike every body opposed to them in battle without sparing sons, brothers, fathers, friends, disciples, relatives, even children and old men."
"O king, others with Bhishma, Drona, and Kripa at their head, having their faculties influenced by the Danavas, were not so affectionate towards the sons of Pandu as they had been."
Result: He still lost to warriors like Virat not just top fighters like Satyaki so Bhishma even with help was not powerful.

I dont think i have to say anything else, rather than glorify Arjuna's achievements or Satyaki's this post is largely about Bhishma instead.

Just one more thing.

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Sunday, December 6, 2020

Why Dhrishtadyumna is superior to Karna as a warrior.

Over the past few months i have seen some idiots make posts like karna is the 4th toughest warrior yet these dumbasses ignore the simple fact that Karna was not better than Dhrishtadyumn, so i am going to prove it.
Their are instances where Dhrishtadyumn indeed overpowered sometimes defeated namard karnaji.

1) 12th day.
"The Panchala prince then, mounting upon his own car and taking up another bow, pierced Karna with three and seventy shafts, and uttered a loud roar."
Commentary: Like a father hits his son Dhrishtadyumna slapped karna 73 times and karna could just stand their like a chakka, namard, kutta, fudhu, coward etc. Karna did not have the ability to fight back he got bullied by Dhrishtadyumn.
2) 14th night.
(Dhrishtadyumn vs karna and 6 capable warriors):
"Indeed, all those mighty car-warriors quickly pierced the prince of the Panchalas. Thus was he pierced by these seven heroes in that battle exerting themselves for the rescue of Drona. The prince of the Panchalas, however, pierced every one of these heroes with three arrows. Indeed, Dhrishtadyumna, quickly pierced Drona himself, and Karna, and Drona's son, and thy son. Thus pierced by that bowman, those warriors, fighting together, pierced Dhrishtadyumna again in that encounter, uttering loud roars the while."
"Then Drumasena, excited with wrath, O king, pierced the Panchala prince with a winged arrow, and once again quickly with three other arrows. Dhrishtadyumna then pierced Drumasena in return with three straight arrows, in the encounter, which were equipped with wings of gold, steeped in oil, and capable of taking the life of him at whom they are sped. With another broad-headed shaft, the prince of the Panchalas then, in that battle, cut off from Drumasena's trunk the latter's head decked with bright ear-rings of gold."
"That head, with (the lower) lip bit (in rage), fell on the ground like a ripe palmyra fruit separated from the stalk by the action of a strong wind. Once again, piercing all those warriors with keen shafts, that hero, with some broad-headed shafts, cut off the bow of Radha's son, that warrior conversant with all modes of warfare. Karna could not book that cutting off of his bow, like a fierce lion incapable of brooking the cutting off of his tail."
"Taking up another bow, Karna, with eyes red in rage, and breathing hard, covered Dhrishtadyumna with clouds of arrows. Beholding Karna excited with rage, those heroes, viz., those six bulls among car-warriors, quickly encompassed the prince of the Panchalas from desire of slaying him. Seeing the latter in front of those six foremost warriors of thy side, all thy troops, O lord, regarded him to be already within the jaws of the Destroyer."
My commentary: If it was a one on one fight then Karna would certainly lose but thanks to his mentor (Dron) & comrades he managed a stalemate.
Who fought who? Dhrishtadyuman fought upto seven commanders (Karna, Duhsasana, Drumasena, Sakuni, Suyodhana, Drona, Ashwathama). Still he put up a better fight than karna ever could against any team, group etc. It was one lion (Dhrishtadyumn) vs seven insects.
3) 14th night.
Quote 1:
"Dhrishtadyumna quickly pierced Karna in return in that great battle, with five shafts, and addressing him, said, Wait! Wait!' Shrouding each other in that dreadful combat with showers of arrows, O king, they once more pierced each other with keen shafts, sped from bows drawn to their fullest stretch."
Quote 2:
"Then the valiant Dhrishtadyumna, deprived of car, steeds, and driver, quickly jumped down from his car and took up a mace. Though struck all the while with straight shafts by Karna, the Panchala prince, approaching Karna, slew the four steeds of the latter. Dhrishtadyumna desired to proceed towards Karna. Dharma's son (Yudhishthira), however, bade him desist."
Commentary; [clearly Dhrishtadyumn created more injuries to karna over here, it is his win, but Yudhishthir saved his elder brother through persuading Dhrishtadyumn to leave his brother karna alone, another point is that Karna after this made the decision to blow his conch in an attempt to fool people, karna tards call sanjaya biased they are only right because this was termed a loss for Dhrishtadyumn when he proved that karna was useless]
4) 15th day.
Karna ran like usain bolt after Dhrishtadyumn killed his teacher Drona:
"Upon the fall of Drona, O king, the Kurus, afflicted with weapons, deprived of their leader, broken and routed, became filled with exertion, and deprived of energy through grief. Even the Suta's son fled away in fear, taking with him his own vast division, that was retreating with great speed with all its standards."
5) 17TH morning.
Quote: "Fierce became the battle that raged between the high-souled warriors of the two armies, in the space that intervened between Karna and the son of Prishata. Not a single combatant of either the Pandavas nor ourselves turned his face from the battle. Then Karna proceeded against the Pancalas with great speed."
Commentary: Karna was fighting Dhrishtadyumn (son of Prishata), but then he ran away to face the Panchal troops, because he knew that he is not able to defeat a Maharathi like Dhrishtadyumna.
6) 17th day.
Quote: "Then Dhrishtadyumna assailed the son of Radha with a straight shaft in that battle. The mighty car-warrior Karna, filled with rage, shook his foremost of bows called Vijaya, and cutting off the bow of Dhrishtadyumna, as also his arrows resembling snakes of virulent poison assailed Dhrishtadyumna himself with nine arrows. Those arrows, O sinless one, piercing through the gold-decked armour of the high-souled son of Prishata, became bathed in blood and looked beautiful like so many cochineal. The mighty car-warrior Dhrishtadyumna, casting aside that broken bow, took up another bow and a number of shafts resembling snakes of virulent poison. With those straight shafts numbering seventy, he pierced Karna. Similarly, O king, Karna, in that battle, covered Prishata's son, that scorcher of foes, with many shafts resembling snakes of virulent poison. The slayer of Drona, that great bowman, retaliated by piercing Karna with many keen shafts."
Commentary: Ashwathama (son of Drona) saved Karna here from Dhrishtadyumn. On one of the occasions Dhrishtadyumn injured karna 70 times that day. He always put karna in his place. As after the fight continued then Satyaki arrived both warriors began dominating karna so his frenemy had to save his a$$ again.
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Weapons of Shree Dhrishtadyumna.
1) Pramohanastra "applied that fierce weapon called Pramohana and engaged with thy sons, O king, like Indra with the Danavas in battle. Then those heroic warriors were deprived of their senses, their minds and strength afflicted by the Pramohana weapon. And the Kauravas fled away in all directions, with their steeds and elephants and cars, beholding those sons of thine deprived of their senses in a swoon like those whose hours had come."
"Then Drona, possessed of great energy, that foremost of all wielders of weapons, heard of thy sons being deprived of their senses in battle with the Pramohana weapon. And that mighty bowman viz., Bharadwaja's son of great prowess, there beheld Dhrishtadyumna and Bhima careering through the field in that dreadful conflict. And that mighty car-warrior beheld thy sons deprived of their senses"
2) Brahmastra "Then the mighty car-warrior Dhrishtadyumna, of immeasurable soul, invoking into existence the Brahma weapon, caused the steeds of his own car to be mingled with those of his foes"
Conclusion: These two weapons put him above the biggest idiot karna.

Dhrishtadyumna defeated Dronacharya:
"Dhrishtadyumna piercing Drona with three arrows, quickly cut off the latter's bowstring with a sharp arrow. Throwing down that bow on the earth, heroic Drona, that grinder of Kshatriyas, took up another that was exceedingly tough and strong. Checking Drona with his arrows, the mighty car-warrior Dhrishtadyumna began to destroy the Kaurava host, like Maghavat destroying the Asura army. During the slaughter of thy son's army, O sire, a terrible river, having blood for its current, began to flow."
My commentary: the sher and mard called Dhrishtadyumn had to fight off a whole army at the same time that he fought Drona he was also fighting eleven fuck!ng aukshounis (2,405,001). He was clearly tougher than Drona, Karna, Bhishma, Parshuram.

Dhrishtadyumna slayed Karna's friends on the 12th day:
"Dhrishtadyumna also taking up a sword and a bright shield; despatched Charmavarman and also Vrihatkshatra, the ruler of the Naishadhas."

Why i am not showing evidence for Dhrishtadyumn defeating Ashwathama, Drona, Kritvarma etc?
Answer: Because i deleted those screenshots from Bori CE & i am not going to look all over KMG Mahabharat for them. I have posted one incident of him beating Drona up but their are alot more in Mahabharat i just dont want to spend more of my time on this stupid topic.

Karna ran like a b!tch:
Beholding his own army routed while being slaughtered by those illustrious heroes, thy son, well-acquainted with words, O monarch, quickly repairing unto Karna & Drona wrathfully said these words "You are beholding with indifference the slaughter of my army by the forces of the Pandavas, if you now abandon me, you should have, in the beginning, told me of it." Thus pierced by the goad of speech of thy son, those two heroes (karna & drona) once more engaged in battle, like two snakes vexed with sticks.
Analysis: Dhrishtadyumn was kicking the ass of Duryodhan's army he saw his friend karna running like a pu$$y so he cried to karna so karna would not run away this time. Karna with his mentor Drona refused to engage in the fight as they were afraid of shree Dhrishtadyumna but Duryodhan convinced them to go their.

Karna's opinion about himself & Dhrishtadyumn:
"Similarly, the son of the Panchala king is engaged with Drona. He is encompassed on all sides by many heroic and foremost of car-warriors. If we can slay Satyaki and Dhrishtadyumna, the son of Prishata without doubt, O king, victory will be ours. Surrounding these two heroes, these two mighty car-warriors, as we did the son of Subhadra we will strive, O king, to slay them, viz., this son of Vrishni's race and this son of Prishata."
Conclusion: Consider su!c!de if you consider karna a better fighter. He knew he could never defeat the man fairly so he told his friend to punk out and fight Dhrishtadyumn instead but with a large group of warriors to team up.

WHY HE IS AN UNDERRATED FIGHTER/WARRIOR.
Dhrishtadyumn defeated Suyodhan:
Quote: "The high-souled Dhrishtadyumna quickly took up another, and with it, sixteen broad-headed arrows. With five he slew the four steeds and the driver of Duryodhana, and he cut off with another his bow decked with gold. With the remaining ten shafts, the son of Prishata cut off the car with the upashkara, the umbrella, the dart, the sword, the mace, and the standard of thy son. Indeed, all the kings beheld the beautiful standard of the Kuru king, decked with golden Angadas and bearing the device of an elephant worked in jewels, cut off by the prince of the Pancalas. Then the uterine brothers of Duryodhana, O bull of Bharata's race, rescued the carless Duryodhana who had all his weapons, besides, cut off in that battle."

Suyodhan defeated Bheema:
"Then Duryodhana having pierced the mighty Bhima with six arrows pierced Visoka in return with three other sharp arrows. And Duryodhana, O king, as if smiling the while, with three other sharp arrows cut off at the grasp the resplendent bow of Bhima in that battle." [1st quote]

"Aiming a terrible shaft blazing as Death's rod, the Kuru king, excited with rage struck Bhimasena between his two breasts. Deeply pierced therewith, and greatly pained, he sat down on the terrace of his car. And while seated on the terrace of his car, he swooned away. Beholding Bhima thus unmanned, the illustrious and mighty car-warriors of the Pandava army, headed by Abhimanyu could not bear it." [2nd quote]

Bheema defeated Bhishma:
"Indeed, Bhima alone, approaching Bhishma, encountered him in battle. Then in that encounter between Bhima and Bhishma, a fierce and terrible uproar arose among all the troops (of the Kauravas). The Pandavas then, filled with joy, uttered leonine shouts. During that destructive carnage, king Duryodhana, surrounded by his uterine brothers, protected Bhishma in that battle. Then that foremost of car-warriors Bhima slew Bhishma's charioteer. Thereupon the steeds no longer controlled, ran away from the field with car."
Events: First Bhima shot arrows, then duryodhan's brothers came to save Bhishma's life, after that Bhima killed the driver of Bhishma, then Bhishma ran away like Parashuram would run from Indra's son Jayant, Ram would run from Sugreev's brother Vali, this is the truth. A source is below.

Bheema defeated Karna:
"Beholding, however, that son of Radha now defeated by Bhima in battle, what did my son Duryodhana next do?" [words of Dhritarashtr] "Beholding Radha's son of the Suta caste turned back from the fight in that great battle." [words of Sanjaya]
Further quoting: "Then after Karna's defeat, Bhimasena began to rout the vast Dhartarashtra host." Source: https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m08/m08050.htm

Logic & maturity: Karna & Bhishma were defeated by Bheema who in turn got defeated by Suyodhana, who also lost to Dhrishtadyumna so Dhrishtadyumna should be ranked above Karna, Bhisma, Bheema, Parashuram, Suyodhan (duryodhan) etc.

Who else is he stronger than?
Answer: Considering the obvious facts i have presented Dhrishtadyumna had a weapon with the same sleeping effect that Sammohanastra did so he could win against Parashuram too. He is stronger than Drona, Bhishma, Parashuram that much is certain. If i had to make a list of warriors in the Pandava camp then Arjuna would be at the top followed by Satyaki then Ghatotkatcha after him Dhrishtadyumna is the 4th.
I would not consider bringing Abhimanyu, Yudhishthir, Nakula, Drupad or Bheema in the comparison as its hard to compare Abhimanyu to Dhrishtadyumna, while Bheema has a lack of nuclear weapons, Drupad lacks achievements outside of adi parva where he beat karna's @ss, Nakula & yudhisthir are not tough enough to be in top ten or five warriors.
Thanks to the Brahmastra he would easily defeat Hanuman in one second, and he can also slaughter all the vanaras of Ramayan including Vali, Samnadhan, Gandhamadhana, Sugreev, Angad, Nila, Jambavan etc. He could also kill commanders of Ravan's army like Prahast, Atikay, Kumbhkarn, Nikumbh, Akampan, Dhrumaksh etc but he would be defeated eventually either by Meghanad or Ravan as these two have defeated even Ram a few times.
Dhrishtadumym would also be defeated by Ram, Lakshman, Indra etc, however he could win against Dashrath, Timidhwaj, Ashwapati & other Kshatriya characters.

Why did he fail to defeat Jayadratha & Bhishma?
Answer: Because Dhrishtadyumna was not at full power against Jayadratha he could not use the same weapon twice he already used Pramohanastra formerly he no longer has it once he has used it once, unlike other fighters in the war Dhrishtadyumn had limited resources.
He was unable to defeat Bhishma due to the fact that Bhishma would always get his life spared by Dhrishtadyumna the reason Dhrishtadyumna pretended to lose is because of his sister Shikandi who wanted Bhishma for herself, she wanted to kill him so Dhrishtadyumn would leave the childless eunuch Bhishma alive & let him claim victory each time.
Why did he kill a unarmed Drona?
Answer: Because Drona basically gave up & stopped fighting he threw down his own weapons a simple answer to a dumb question asked by salty fuckbois.

Dhrishtadyumna defeated karna 5 to 6 times. The reason a 6th is debatable is because in chapter 169 karna fled without fighting he just looked at Dhrishtadyumn and then ran away like a kutta runs from shers.

His special ability just like the character of Sosuke Aizen from Bleach Dhrishtadyumna could use a weapon that would manipulate the senses of his opponent in a battle its called "Pramohana".

But the reason !ndians will always suck the d!ck of Hanuman, Karna, Bheesma over a real man like Dhrishtadyumna is because his d!ck is too big to be shoved down the throats of indians so the other three namards will always have more supporters, fans, bhakts, even though they dont deserve them.

Anyone that disagrees can go fu*ck themselves. Go and suck on hanuman's shrimp d!ck ya cu^nt.

Saturday, December 7, 2019

Bhagadatta was not the son of Narakasur.

Narakasura's father is Vana:
"O Karna, the slayer of Vana and Bhumi's son (Naraka), Vasudeva himself, who hath, in the thickest of battle, slain foes equal and even superior to thee, protecteth the diadem-decked Arjuna."
Source: https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m05/m05062.htm
Bhagadatta's dads father is Sailalaya:
"After the same manner, king Sailalaya, the grandfather of Bhagadatta, attained to the region of Indra by the power alone of his penances."

Friday, November 8, 2019

Defeats of Karna from Kashidasi Mahabharat.

Arjuna:
"Karna then invoked an arrow and shot that, which Arjuna cut off. Whatever weapons Karna shot were cut off by Arjuna. Arjuna then cut off the chariot of Karna. Seeing Karna defeated, the other kings rushed to Karna's rescue but could not stand in front of Arjuna." (Swayamvara)
"Arjuna having the knowledge of divine weapons fired arrows which hit Karna. Karna fainted on the chariot. Karna's charioteer fled with Karna." (Virat war)
http://kashidashimahabharat.blogspot.com/2016/11/arjuna-and-karna-fight.html
"Karna said Let me see your skills. Use all your weapons on me. See if you can do anything. Arjuna said If you had some shame you would not have said this. I killed your brother and you fled. Arjuna and Karna then began fighting showering arrows on each other. Arjuna then killed the charioteer of Karna. All weapons finished, Karna has no option but to leave the battlefield." (Virat War)
"The defeated warriors Drona, Bhishma and Karna also came there. Arjuna then remembered a weapon which could put people to sleep.  He used that. All on the field went off to sleep including the animals." (Virat War)
"Karna then faced Arjuna. Karna and Arjuna started fighting, shooting weapons at each other. Karna took got wounded and had to leave. Arjuna then killed multiple soldiers." (Day 14)
"Seeing this, Arjuna renewed his attack. Karna came to assist Ashwatthama and all had to flee, as they could not stand Arjuna's attack." (day 16)
"In the camp Karna was ashamed of having to flee from Arjuna. Duryodhana said If I knew you would not be able to win the battle for me, I would have taken refuge with the Pandavas." (night 16)
"Seeing his son dead and also remembering defeat in the hands of Arjuna, Karna decided to kill Yudhistira." (day 17)
Bhima:
"Picking up the elephants by their trunks, Bhima began hurling them in the air. Karna seeing this rushed there. Seeing Karna, Bhima went and killed the horses of the chariot with his fists. He then kicked the chariot which broke. Karna then fled from there." (day 11)
"Bhima then flung his mace, breaking the chariot. Ashwatthama fled. Bhima tried to chase him. Seeing this, Karna stopped Bhima by showering arrows at him. Bhima using his mace crushed Karna's chariot. Karna got another chariot and fled." (day 12)
"Karna stopped Bhima. Bhima cut off his chariot and his weapons. Karna then fled." (day 14)
"Karna came again, and Bhima began shooting arrows at Karna. Karna fled again." (day 14)
"Bhima then attacked Karna. Karna cut off Bhima's bow. Bhima then hit Karna with his mace. Karna fell on his chariot." (Day 17)
"Duryodhana and Karna were seeing this. Karna tried to control Bhima but could not. Bhima ran around, his face smeared with blood. Thinking this was a rakshasa, anyone who came close to him, ran away." (Duhsasana vadh)
Abhimanyu:
"Seeing this, Karna got angry., He started shooting arrows at Abhimanyu which the young prince easily cut off. Karna could not also stand in front of Abhimanyu for long and had to flee."
"If Karna had to face defeat in his hands, who do you think and defeat him? If you want to defeat Abhimanyu, then you will have fight using unfair means. Do not forget that this is Krishna's nephew. He will be  able to defeat all, alone." (Drona mentions it)
Ghatotkatcha:
"Seeing all perplexed, Karna decided to attack. Ghatotkacha smashed Karna's chariot and Karna barely managed to save himself.  Ashwatthama then came but could stand the might of Ghatotkacha." (Night 14)
Chitrasen:
"Chitrasen said he was pleased to see the skill of Karna. He then released a few arrows which hit Karna and he fell senseless. While Karna was trying to get up, the army attacked Chitrasen but the gandharva cut off all the weapons of the army. Karna then began showering weapons. Chitrasen then understood that to combat this, magic would be needed. He then made himself invisible and then started showering arrows. Unable to fight an invisible enemy, the army was soon vanquished. Unable to fight, Karna soon gave up."
"In a war with Chitrasen, Karna, Dushasana and Salva had fled the battlefield."
He failed in the Swayamvara:
"Karna then got up. He went and picked up the bow with his left hand. He bent the bow on his knee and tied the bow string. He then shot an arrow which also struck the Sudarshana Chakra and fell down."
"The brahmanas started laughing. The bow that could not be handled by warriors like Jarasandha and Duryodhana, and where people like Drona and Karna had failed, what could a mere brahamana achieve."
Kavacha Kundala could be cut off:
"Saying this, Karna took a sword and then cut off the armor and the earrings from his body."
His character and personality.
Karna traded the armor for a weapon:
"Karna said I know of a weapon that you have that will never miss its mark. Give me that. Indra gave that to Karna, and left with the armor."
Insulted his guru Drona after his death:
"All were in shock on hearing off Drona's death. Karna said to Duryodhana - The Guru had become old and was weak. Leave the Pandavas to me. I will get them for you."
Krishna's last words to karna before karna's death:
"Hearing this Krishna said - At times like this, the evil become preachers. You were an aide of Duryodhana and Shakuni in all evil deeds, Where was your preaching when the kingdom of the Pandavas was taken away? Where was this when the plans to burn the Pandavas alive happened in the house of Lac? Seven of you surrounded Abhimanyu and killed him. Where was justice then?"
Told Dhritarashtra to send Pandava's out of Hastinapura:
"The king called  Dushshasan , Karna and Shakuni and asked them what to do. They said send Pandavas away in some ruse."
Karna was namard in Kashidasi aswell.

About karna's wives.

Karna’s wives find mention 7 times (something that karna fans never knew, but i knew because i like to tell the truth about karna and not lies).
1. Dyuta ParvaWhen Karna claims that sons and wives are slaves can earn nothing of their own accord and are dependent. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m02/m02070.htm
2. Vana ParvaWhen karna tells Suryadev that his wives are not as dear to him as Suryadev is. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m03/m03300.htm
3. Udyoga Parva: When Karna rejects the offers of krishna saying that all his family rights have been done with the sutas. He had an arranged marriage not a love marriage. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m05/m05141.htm
4. Bhishma Parva: When karna meets Bhishma on his death bed he talks to him and tells him about how his wives are not as important to him as Duryodhana is. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m06/m06124.htm
5. Karna Parva: When Karna sells his wives to the foot soldiers of the Pandavas army to locate the whereabouts of Arjuna. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m08/m08038.htm
6. Karna Parva: When Arjuna claims that he can no longer restrain himself, or hold back and how he feels sorry for the wives of karna as they will become widows now. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m08/m08087.htm
7. Stri Parva: When karna’s corpse is mutilated and eaten up by animals, beasts & vultures then his wives talk about how Arjuna is cruel. http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m11/m11020.htm
Vaisampayana and Vyasa's reasons for not telling the names of these two wives of Karna (he only had two) are simple they were irrelevant and not important to the story:
"In that great battle of the Kurus came hundreds of thousands of monarchs for fighting against one another. The names of the innumerable host I am unable to recount even in ten thousand years. I have named, however, the principal ones who have been mentioned in this history.'"
http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m01/m01064.htm
The texts of Indonesia were traded with India before the time of the british unlike Kmg Mahabharat. The Indonesian Mahabharat says that Arjuna was the secret lover of Karna's wife. Karna had only one wife, she was a daughter of king Shalya her name was Surtikanti:
"Dewi Surtikanti, marries with Karna. They have two children: Warsakusuma and Warsasena. Surtikanti’s love to Arjuna is turned down. She marries Karna, the half brother of Arjuna, because Karna looks like Arjuna." https://www.boloji.com/articles/8527/variations-in-indonesian-mahabharata-2

Wednesday, July 10, 2019

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A overrated and useless battle formation given too much importance in TV serials and popular fictions based on the Mahabharata.
This chakravyuha did not help the Kauravas or the Pandavas in any instance, it was easily a handicap and caused more harm to the Kuru army than good.
It means: “any circular array of troops” Sanskrit Dictionary for Spoken Sanskrit
Drona claimed that this formation couldnt be penetrated by even gods:
“Today I will also form an array that impenetrable by the very gods.”
Here is its description:
“On the other hand, the array formed by Drona, O king, looked resplendent. Indeed, that array was incapable of being looked at like the sun himself when in his course he reaches the meridian and scorches (everything underneath).”
It was described as a formation which could not be gazed/stared upon. Somehow it was invisible to the human eye.
Why yudhishthir ordered Abhimanyu:
“Beholding Drona advancing in rage. Yudhishthira thought of diverse means for checking his progress. At last, regarding Drona incapable of being resisted by any one else, Yudhishthira placed that heavy and unbearable burden on the son of Subhadra.”
The son of Subhadra is Abhimanyu, it was believed by Yudhisthir that no one else could check Drona besides Abhimanyu.
Here is the plan of Yudhishthir -
"Yudhishthira said, 'Break this array once, O foremost of warriors, and make a passage for us. All of us will follow thee in the track by which thou wilt go. In battle, thou art equal to Dhananjaya himself. Seeing thee enter, we shall follow thee, protecting thee on all sides.'
Here is the plan of Bhima -
"Bhima said, 'I myself will follow thee, and Dhrishtadyumna and Satyaki, and the Panchalas, and the Prabhadrakas. After the array once is broken by thee, will enter it repeatedly and slay the foremost warriors within it.'
They wanted Abhimanyu to break the Chakravyuha then make a pathway for them, to enter after him and then protect him.
The plan was foiled by Jayadratha but in the end it didn’t do anything well for the Kauravas, they killed one warrior (Abhimanyu) yet lost more than 25 percent of their army (which would be millions of warriors).
“The boy of mighty arms having penetrated the impenetrable array, shall range within it fearlessly and send a fourth part of the hostile force, in course of half a day, unto the regions of the king of the dead.”
I call this formation (Chakravyuha) useless because of how much the Kauravas lost just to kill one man. What happened? What did they gain? They only lost. This is no victory its another defeat.

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Shalya respect thread.

He is the character who Krishna considers superior to his own three students (Krishna was “Parshuram” in a previous life):
“I think that the ruler of the Madras is in battle equal to Bhishma or Drona or Karna, or perhaps, superior to themI do not, O ruler of men, even upon reflection, find the warrior who may be a match for Shalya while engaged in fight.”
Anyways Krishna may have either been lying or telling the truth but the fact is that he held Shalya in a high regard, believed him to be a very powerful warrior.
He was an all rounder, one of the few supreme mace fighters in the epic. His encounters with Bhima prove this fact.
Incident 1 (11th day)
“Struck by the ruler of Madras with his mace on both the left and the right side, Bhima moved not in the least, like a hill riven by the thunder. Similarly, the mighty ruler of Madras, struck by Bhima with his mace, patiently stood still like a hill struck with the thunder. Both of them, with upraised maces, endued as they were with great impetus, fell upon each other, coursing in shorter circles. Quickly nearing each other, then by eight steps and falling upon each other like two elephants, they suddenly struck each other with those maces of theirs made entirely or iron. And each of those heroes, in consequence of the other's impetuosity and violence being struck with each other's mace, fell down at the same instant of time like a couple of Indra's poles.”
Note that both him and Bhima became unconscious, think about how much physical strength Shalya would have.
Incident 2 (18th day)
“The noise made by the blows of the maces of those two lions among men was heard on all sides like successive peals of thunder. Having ceased for a moment, those two warriors of great energy once more began, with uplifted maces, to career in closer circles. Once more the clash took place between those two warriors of superhuman feats, each having advanced towards the other by eight steps, and each assailing the other with his uplifted iron club. Then, wishing to get at each other, they once more careered in circles. Both accomplished (in the use of the mace) they began to display their superiority of skill. Uplifting their terrible weapons, they then again struck each other like mountains striking each other with their crests at the time of an earthquake. Exceedingly crushed with each other's mace in consequence of each other's strength, both those heroes fell down at the same timelike a couple of poles set up for Indra's worship.”