Draupadi Marries The Five Pandavas by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Jan 1, 1997 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-31 Number-01

"In order of age, and on successive days, each royal prince took the hand  of that excellent woman, who had assumed a form of supreme beauty." The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. The... read more

The Proposed Marriage Challenged Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Nov 1, 1996 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-30 Number-06

King Drupada and his son doubt:  Should Draupadi marry five men? The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. The Pandavas are living disguised as brahmanas in a brahmana's house.... read more

Five Husbands For Draupadi Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Sep 1, 1996 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-30 Number-05

Arjuna surprises his mother when he returns with his wife-to-be. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As the Mahabharata continues, Arjuna returns with Princess Draupadi to the potter's... read more

Arjuna Wins Draupadi Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

May 1, 1996 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-30 Number-03

Disguised as a brahmana,  Arjuna steps forward to meet the challenge  that has humiliated the powerful young kings. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. As... read more

The Quest for Draupadi’s Hand Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Mar 1, 1996 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-30 Number-02

The world's greatest young heroes gather in the opulent kingdom of the Pancalas,  hoping to win Draupadi as their bride. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. Disguised... read more

Arjuna Fights A Celestial Being Translated from Sanskrit by Hridayananda Dasa Goswami

Jan 1, 1996 | Hridayananda Dasa Goswami, Mahabharata – The History of Greater India, Volume-30 Number-01

Challenged by an angry Gandharva, Arjuna quickly shows his fighting skill. The sage Vaisampayana is telling the history of the Pandavas to their great-grandson, King Janamejaya. The Pandavas, living disguised as brahmanas in... read more