Mahabharat of B. R. Chopra: Discussions/ DT note pg 119 - Page 93

Originally posted by: proteeti

Check this map:

Hey thankyou for this

Then it seems Madra is somewhere in present day Pakistan

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Madra is the name of an ancient region and its inhabitants, located in the north-west division of the ancient Indian sub-continent. The Madra Kingdom's capital is believed to have been ancient Sialkot, in modern-day Pakistan.The kingdom's boundaries are believed to have extended from portions of the Hindu Kush to the present-day Punjab and Haryana province of India. Some support this belief because it was stated within the ancient epic Mahabharata that describes the armies of the Madra kingdom led by King Shalya , marching from ancient Northwest Punjab to Kurushetra to help Kauravas. Here is the ancient map for understanding the clear picture of the war and the participants.

Thankyou so much. Madra was definitely a big kingdom them, strange the king didn't come to support Pandavas after Lakshagriha.

Thankyou for the link, it could be of help

Krishna Vishwaroopam😳

I have nothing else to say today❤️

Sanjay ji was really lucky to get to see this

I I have check Mahabharata link in complete sanskrit language and there is no mention of any parv and up - parv like adi parv sabha parv van parv viratt parv udyog parv

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/mbs/mbs01001.htm

Star Plus will air DD Ramayan from 7:30 pm. That's the rival slot.

Will you guys watch Ramayan and Mahabharat on paid channels over DD Mahabharat? Say honestly.

Originally posted by: angel_juhi04

Will you guys watch Ramayan and Mahabharat on paid channels over DD Mahabharat? Say honestly.

Originally posted by: angel_juhi04

Will you guys watch Ramayan and Mahabharat on paid channels over DD Mahabharat? Say honestly.

No way over DD Mahabharata

The problem is Colours is starting DD Mahabharata at the same slot. They might pull some viewership

How does Gandhari still have the audacity to say Duryodhan mann ka maila nahi hai? I am genuinely curious.