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Mahabharata

The great epic of Vyāsa. Its original name is “Jaya” (“Victory”). It contains the Bhagavad-gītā (Bhīṣma-parva) and is one of the key sources of Vedic philosophy.

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Sabhā-parva (The Book of the Assembly Hall)

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Chapter 41 — Arghyāharaṇa-parva (bhīṣma-uttara, kṛṣṇa-āhvāna) (Bhishma's Reply and the Challenge to Krishna)12 verses
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Chapter 43 — Dyūta-parva (māyāsabhā, duryodhana-amarṣa) (The Magic Hall and Duryodhana's Envy)12 verses
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Chapter 44 — Dyūta-parva (śakuni-mantra, dyūta-saṃkalpa) (Shakuni's Counsel and the Plan for the Dice Game)10 verses
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Chapter 46 — Dyūta-parva (dhṛtarāṣṭra-anunaya, duryodhana-amarṣa) (Dhritarashtra's Persuasion and Unquenchable Envy)12 verses
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Chapter 47 — Dyūta-parva (rājasūya-bali-varṇana) (The List of Tributes at the Rajasuya)8 verses
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Chapter 48 — Dyūta-parva (bali-varṇana-samāpti) (The Completion of the List of Tributes)10 verses
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Chapter 49 — Dyūta-parva (yudhiṣṭhira-abhiṣeka-varṇana) (The Coronation of Yudhishthira (Duryodhana's Account))8 verses
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Chapter 50 — Dyūta-parva (santoṣa-vs-lobha, duryodhana-nīti) (Contentment versus Greed — Duryodhana's Doctrine)8 verses
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Chapter 51 — Dyūta-parva (dyūta-niścaya, sabhā-nirmāṇa) (The Decision for the Game and the Building of the Hall)11 verses
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Chapter 52 — Dyūta-parva (yudhiṣṭhira-āgamana) (Yudhishthira's Arrival for the Game)12 verses
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Chapter 53 — Dyūta-parva (dyūta-prārambha) (The Beginning of the Dice Game)10 verses
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Chapter 54 — Dyūta-parva (dhana-glaha) (The Loss of Wealth)8 verses
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Chapter 55 — Dyūta-parva (vidura-anunaya) (Vidura's Admonition)7 verses
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Chapter 56 — Dyūta-parva (vidura-anunaya, 2) (Continuation of Vidura's Exhortation)5 verses
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Chapter 57 — Dyūta-parva (duryodhana-vidura-saṃvāda) (Duryodhana Rejects Vidura)7 verses
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Chapter 58 — Dyūta-parva (bhrātṛ-ātma-draupadī-glaha) (The Stake of the Brothers, Himself, and Draupadī)11 verses
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Chapter 59 — Dyūta-parva (draupadī-ānayana-ājñā, vidura-vāraṇa) (The Order to Bring Draupadī and Vidura's Protest)6 verses