Mahabharat
Krishna
Gita
Philosophy
100

This teacher of both the Kauravas and Pandavas was a master of archery and warfare

Who is Dronacharya?

100

Krishna’s biological parents were named this

Who are Vasudeva and Devaki?

100

Krishna teaches that one should perform their duty without attachment to results. This is called:

What is Karma Yoga?

100

The first stage of life, focused on learning and discipline, is called this.

What is Brahmacharya?

200

This warrior, abandoned as a baby, was later known as the son of the sun god, Surya.

Who is Karna?

200

As a baby, Krishna killed this demon by kicking a cart.

Who is Shakatasura?

200

Krishna tells Arjuna to surrender completely to him and he will free him from all sins. This is known as:

What is Sharanagati (complete surrender)?

200

This is the practice of chanting sacred sounds or prayers.

What is Japa?
300

The strongest warrior in the Mahabharata, this Pandava was the son of Vayu, the wind god.

Who is Bhima?

300

This river is closely associated with Krishna’s childhood and miracles.

What is the Yamuna River?

300

Krishna explains that all beings are influenced by these three gunas (qualities).

What are Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas?

300

The consort of Lord Shiva, she takes many forms, including Durga and Kali.

Who is Parvati?

400

This Pandava’s son, who was only 16 years old, fought bravely against the Kauravas but was ultimately killed.

Who is Abhimanyu?

400

Krishna’s sister, who was later married to Arjuna.

Who is Subhadra?

400

When Krishna reveals his cosmic form, Arjuna sees these many heads and arms?

Infinite heads and arms

400

This goddess represents wisdom, learning and discipline.  

Who is Saraswati?

500

Dronacharya’s son, Ashwatthama, used this deadly weapon on the last night of the war.

What is the Brahmastra?

500

Krishna’s 16000 wives were the rescued princesses of this demon.

Who is Narakasura?

500

Krishna says that this single sacred syllable represents him in sound form.

What is Om

500

The six schools of Hindu philosophy are known collectively as this.

What is Shad Darshana?