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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Virāṭa-parva (The Book of Virāṭa)

Chapters 61–67 of 67

61Chapter 61 — Sammohana-parva (The Weapon of Bewilderment)3 verses

4.61.1-11 4.61.12-18 4.61.19-29

62Chapter 62 — Go-pratinayana-parva (The Return of the Cows)3 verses

4.62.1-4 4.62.5 4.62.6-11

63Chapter 63 — Virata-dyuta-parva (The Game of Virata)5 verses

4.63.1-14 4.63.15-21 4.63.22-31 4.63.32-42 4.63.43-54

64Chapter 64 — Uttara-kathana-parva (The Tale of Uttara)4 verses

4.64.1-10 4.64.11-18 4.64.19-29 4.64.30-37

65Chapter 65 — Pandava-prakasha-parva (The Revelation of the Pandavas)2 verses

4.65.1-7 4.65.8-21

66Chapter 66 — Pandava-pratyabhijnana-parva (The Recognition of the Pandavas)4 verses

4.66.1-2 4.66.3-10 4.66.11-17 4.66.18-29

67Chapter 67 — Abhimanyu-uttara-vivaha-parva (The Wedding of Abhimanyu and Uttara)4 verses

4.67.1-9 4.67.10-14 4.67.15-25 4.67.26-38