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Arjuna consoled the prince. “You are a prince in the Matsya line. It is your sacred duty to face the …

The prince felt heartened and he urged the steeds forward. As the chariot moved across the battlefield toward Bhīṣma’s chariot, …

When Arjuna got within striking distance of Bhīṣma, he sent a hail of shafts at him. Bhīṣma patiently countered his …

At Bhīṣma’s command, thousands of Kuru troops surrounded Arjuna and assailed him. The Pāṇḍava spun around in his chariot with …

Duryodhana, Karṇa, Kṛpa, Droṇa and Aśvatthāmā then rushed toward Arjuna together. They covered him with so many arrows that no …

Pushing aside the affection he felt for the old Kuru leader, Arjuna sent a huge dart which broke down the …

Bhīṣma became angry and he began to invoke divine weapons. A massive hail of arrows, darts and spears fell blazing …

The battle between Arjuna and Bhīṣma raged fiercely for some time as the Kurus watched in amazement. It seemed as …

Finally, Arjuna succeeded in baffling Bhīṣma with a weapon that sent an uncountable number of golden-winged arrows in repeated waves. …

Most of the Kuru army had been overpowered and, if not slain, had fled. Only a few of their heroes …

Duryodhana’s brother Vikarṇa came to support him on an elephant. He drove the beast toward Arjuna’s chariot intending to crush …

Arjuna released a similar arrow that struck Duryodhana full on the chest. The Kaurava prince fell to his knees and …

Duryodhana and his brothers continued to flee. They completely abandoned their attempts to steal the Matsyas’ wealth. Remembering his promise …

As they made their way back to the city Arjuna said, “You are the only person who is aware of …

Arjuna wanted to wait for Yudhiṣṭhira to decide the exact moment for them to reveal their identities. Understanding this, Bhuminjaya …

Arjuna had the prince take the chariot back to the cremation ground. When they arrived, Arjuna folded his palms toward …

In his chariot only a half a mile from the Kurus, Arjuna instructed the prince to halt while he established …

“The one with the emblem of a golden waterpot on his flagstaff is Droṇa,” Arjuna replied. “I always worship him. …

Arjuna pointed to each of the leading chariots. “The hero clad in a coat of tigerskin on the chariot drawn …

Arjuna pointed toward the chariot which stood just behind the four he had already named. “This great hero, whose flag …