Hidden Identities
Before the world knew my name, I was sent away in a basket on a river. Though born to royalty, I grew up in another family.
Who was Karna?
A secret mantra brought a shining visitor from the sky. But the young girl who used it was not ready for what followed.
Who was Devi Kunti?
My task was not to fight battles, but to ensure every battle and lesson was remembered. Without me, the epic might never have been written.
Who is Bhagavan Ganesha?
I trained the princes of two rival families. My students would one day face each other in the battlefield.
Who is Acharya Drona?
By forest lake I stood in white, a bird to see, but more in sight. I spoke in riddles, truth to test; I wore a feathered vest.
Who was the Yaksha (in the form of a crane)?
I was a princess of Kashi, taken by Acharya Bheeshma. Rejected by both love and captor, I lived for revenge.
Who was Princess Amba?
I spoke the great epic where a sacred river meets the sea, in a land of pilgrims and kings, telling the story of Dharma and war.
Who was Rishi Veda Vyaasa?
I chose not to wield a weapon, yet offered my army to one side and myself to the other.
Who is Bhagavan Sri Krishna?
As Kanka in hiding, I was a virtuous king who passed time playing the game that ruined my kingdom.
Who was Yudhishthira?
I am remembered not for ruling a kingdom but for giving up the right to rule.
Who is Acharya Bheeshma?
I spoke of Dharma in a hall ruled by ambition and pride, but my advice was often ignored.
Who was Vidura?
I disguised myself as a hunter; a warrior failed to defeat me until he bowed; then I granted him a supreme weapon.
Who is Bhagavan Shiva?