Shalya Parva, upa-parva 1 (Shalya-vadha), sections 7–12 of 65.
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Shalya Parva, upa-parva 1 (Shalya-vadha), sections 7–12 of 65.
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Shanti Parva, upa-parva 1 (Rajadharma-anusasana), sections 7–12 of 365.
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Anushasana Parva, upa-parva 1 (Dana-dharma), sections 7–12 of 168.
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Ashvamedhika Parva, upa-parva 1 (Aswamedhika), sections 7–12 of 96.
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Ashramavasika Parva, upa-parva 1 (Ashramavasa), sections 7–12 of 39.
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Mausala Parva, upa-parva 1 (Mausala), sections 7–9 of 9.
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Mahaprasthanika Parva, upa-parva 1 (Mahaprasthanika), sections 1–3 of 3.
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72 verses, one idea a child can hold.
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Practice is a quiet kind of teacher.
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A king who lost everything to a game of dice, and a queen who never stopped looking for him.
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Bhima's son, half-giant and all heart, who bought the Pandavas a night no one else could have won.
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1576 onward · After a battlefield defeat, Pratap continues to resist Mughal control of Mewar.

1671 · Lachit and the Ahom forces defend Guwahati against a Mughal expedition on the Brahmaputra.

1699 · At Anandpur, the Khalsa joins commitment to faith with equality and defence of the vulnerable.

1700 onward · Tarabai leads Maratha resistance while acting as regent for her young son Shivaji II.
Ayodhya Kand, doha 41–60
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Sabha Parva, upa-parva 2 (Lokapala Sabhakhayana), sections 11–13 of 81.
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Virata Parva, upa-parva 1 (Pandava Pravesha), sections 13 of 72.
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Udyoga Parva, upa-parva 1 (Sainyodyoga), sections 7–12 of 199.
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Bhishma Parva, upa-parva 2 (Bhumi), sections 11–12 of 124.
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Drona Parva, upa-parva 1 (Dronābhisheka), sections 1–6 of 204.
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Karna Parva, upa-parva 1 (Karna), sections 13–18 of 96.
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Shalya Parva, upa-parva 1 (Shalya-vadha), sections 13–18 of 65.
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Sauptika Parva, upa-parva 2 (Aishika), sections 10–15 of 18.
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Stri Parva, upa-parva 1 (Jalapradanika), sections 13–15 of 27.
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Shanti Parva, upa-parva 1 (Rajadharma-anusasana), sections 13–18 of 365.
From the original text · Mahabharata
Anushasana Parva, upa-parva 1 (Dana-dharma), sections 13–18 of 168.
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Ashvamedhika Parva, upa-parva 1 (Aswamedhika), sections 13–15 of 96.
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Ashramavasika Parva, upa-parva 1 (Ashramavasa), sections 13–18 of 39.
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43 verses, one idea a child can hold.
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Adi Parva: a house that looked lovely, and the tunnel that saved a family.
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A mango that only rises when everyone tells the truth.
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1674 · Shivaji's coronation affirms independent rule, Hindu devotion and the duties of protecting his people.

19th century · The devotion and character of the mother in Vivekananda's early family life.

1893 · Vivekananda presents Hindu thought at the Parliament of Religions and speaks for religious acceptance.
Ayodhya Kand, doha 61–80
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Sabha Parva, upa-parva 3 (Rajasuyarambha), sections 14–19 of 81.
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Vana Parva, upa-parva 1 (Aranyaka), sections 1–6 of 324.
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