Heroes & Princes
Eldest Pandava who always told the truth.
(Answer: Yudhishthira)
Lord Krishna's famous spinning disk weapon.
(Answer: Sudarshana Chakra)
The blue-skinned god who drove Arjuna's chariot.
(Answer: Lord Krishna)
The monkey god who sat on the flag of Arjuna's chariot.
(Answer: Hanuman)
The great Kurukshetra war lasted for this many days.
(Answer: 18 days)
Strongest Pandava who loves to eat and uses a mace.
(Answer: Bhima)
The special shell Lord Krishna blew to start the war.
(Answer: Panchajanya Conch)
The elephant-headed god who wrote down the Mahabharata.
(Answer: Lord Ganesha)
Hastinapura, the capital city, is named after this giant animal.
(Answer: Elephant)
The dangerous game Yudhishthira played where he lost his kingdom.
(Answer: Game of Dice)
The greatest archer among the Pandava brothers.
(Answer: Arjuna)
Arjuna's magical bow that never runs out of arrows.
(Answer: Gandiva)
The wise sage who told the whole story of the Mahabharata.
(Answer: Sage Vyasa)
A magical dog followed the Pandavas to heaven. The dog was actually the god of...
(Answer: Dharma / Yama)
The number of years the Pandavas had to live hidden in the forest.
(Answer: 13 years)
The twin brothers of the Pandavas are Nakula and who else?
(Answer: Sahadeva)
Bhishma had a special boon that let him choose the exact time of his own...
(Answer: Death)
The royal teacher who taught archery to the Pandavas and Kauravas.
(Answer: Dronacharya)
Arjuna saved the king of snakes from a burning forest. His name was...
(Answer: Takshaka)
The holy book made of the teachings Lord Krishna gave to Arjuna on the battlefield.
(Answer: Bhagavad Gita)
The eldest of the 100 Kaurava brothers.
(Answer: Duryodhana)
Karna was born wearing these two magical items for protection.
(Answer: Golden Armor and Earrings)
The grandfather figure of the family who took a vow to never marry.
(Answer: Bhishma)
To win Princess Draupadi's hand, Arjuna had to shoot the eye of a wooden...
(Answer: Fish)
The magical palace built for the Pandavas where Duryodhana slipped in a tricky pool of water.
(Answer: Indraprastha)