Originally posted by: ltelidevaralak
Leave alone Arjun as he came with the bride.Yudhi and kunti's are the main players here.
I don't believe Arjun was a fool. If all this had to happen he also had to be part of the planning process. Specially since he was also present when Vyasa told them about Panchali.
Originally posted by: ltelidevaralak
Yes.He is not a fool not to know the value of Draupadi.He said thus to Yudhi.MA mam narendra...Aham Tati nakulo...Iyam cha kanha bharatha sma sarve...Panchala rajasya cha yay priyam syat...O king...Do not make me a participant of sin.you should wed first. Then Bheema,then myself, then nakula and then sahadeva should wed.Bhima,me,twins and this girl await your commands.Do with reflection which would be proper,virtuous,productive of fame and likeable or desirable to the king of Panchala.Allof us are obedient to thee.Command us as you like. Yudhi said...Sarvesham bharya bhavishyati...The auspicious Draupadi will be a wife to all of us. Arjun just said he can wed only after his brothers.He also pointed out that it should be desirable to Drupada.Well..Drupada's desire is known if not to all at least to pandavas by then.Shinde's aptly said options always exist.unless we close our mind to them.I find no fault with Arjun in this situation.He never endorsed sharing irrespective of Vyasa's words.
Its upto each of us to interpret it the way we want. Why would Arjun say' not to make him participant of sin', when he very well knows all r going to marry her. What u say can be true only if Vyasa's revelation is an interpolation. If not then, all of them except Panchali knew how they were going to play out things.
What right does Arjun have to tell Yudhi, that Panchali will also listen to him. SHe is not married to him, just engaged. And Im assuming Arjun did notice that his older brothers are yet to be married. That was again not a sudden revelation right. If he wanted Y and B to marry first, why go to the swayamvar and participate, then.
He does say that Yudhi should do what is desirable for Drupad, but when Yudhi comes up with 'all shall marry her', he seems to agree with it, without knowing or asking what would Drupad want. Arjun may not have endorsed the sharing, but the very fact that he goes to the swayamvar, wins it, brings the girl back and lets Yudhi decide what to do, clearly shows that he was with the family decision.
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