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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.
Available inRUŚānti-parva (The Book of Peace)
Chapters 41–60 of 35341Chapter 41 — Yudhishthira Honors Dhritarashtra and Assigns Duties2 verses
42Chapter 42 — Yudhishthira Performs Rites for the Fallen2 verses
43Chapter 43 — Yudhishthira Praises Krishna3 verses
44Chapter 44 — Yudhishthira Gives Palaces to His Brothers2 verses
45Chapter 45 — Yudhishthira Approaches Krishna (Yudhishthira Comes to Krishna)3 verses
46Chapter 46 — Krishna Meditates on Bhishma3 verses
47Chapter 47 — Bhishma Praises Krishna7 verses
48Chapter 48 — Krishna Shows the Lakes of Rama2 verses
49Chapter 49 — The Restoration of the Kshatriya Lineages5 verses
50Chapter 50 — Krishna Asks Bhishma to Remove Yudhishthira's Grief4 verses
51Chapter 51 — Krishna Reveals His Divine Form to Bhishma3 verses
52Chapter 52 — Krishna Grants Bhishma Freedom from Pain (Krishna Frees Bhishma from Pain)5 verses
53Chapter 53 — Krishna and the Pandavas Return to Bhishma5 verses
54Chapter 54 — Krishna Asks Bhishma to Teach Dharma5 verses
55Chapter 55 — Bhishma Invites Yudhishthira to Ask4 verses
56Chapter 56 — The Foundations of Royal Dharma6 verses
57Chapter 57 — The Vigilant King and the Protected Realm5 verses
58Chapter 58 — The Essence of Royal Protection5 verses
59Chapter 59 — The Origin of Kingship and Daṇḍanīti10 verses
60Chapter 60 — The Duties of the Four Varnas8 verses