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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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Śānti-parva (The Book of Peace)

81Chapter 81 — Friends, Ministers, and Kinsmen4 verses
82Chapter 82 — Krishna and Narada on Kinsmen4 verses
83Chapter 83 — The Sage Kalakavrikshiya and the Corrupt Ministers (The Sage Kalakavṛkṣīya and the Corrupt Ministers)8 verses
84Chapter 84 — Choosing Ministers and Guarding Counsel6 verses
85Chapter 85 — The Power of Gentle Speech3 verses
86Chapter 86 — Justice, Punishment, and Officers (Justice, Punishment, and Officials)5 verses
87Chapter 87 — The Fortified City5 verses
88Chapter 88 — Administration and Gentle Taxation (Governing a Region and Gentle Taxation)4 verses
89Chapter 89 — Filling the Treasury Without Ruining the Realm4 verses
90Chapter 90 — Protecting the Realm and Its Supports4 verses
91Chapter 91 — Utathya on the King as Guardian of Dharma5 verses
92Chapter 92 — Utathya on Weakness, Justice, and Royal Dharma (Utathya on the Weak, Justice, and Royal Dharma)7 verses
93Chapter 93 — Vamadeva on Standing in Dharma (Vamadeva on Abiding in Dharma)3 verses
94Chapter 94 — Vamadeva's Royal Upanishad5 verses
95Chapter 95 — Vamadeva on Victory Without War3 verses
96Chapter 96 — The Dharma of Victory3 verses
97Chapter 97 — Victory Without Adharma3 verses
98Chapter 98 — The Kshatriya's Purification Through Battle (The Kṣatriya's Purification Through Battle)4 verses
99Chapter 99 — Indra Explains the Battle-Sacrifice (Indra Explains the Sacrifice of Battle)8 verses
100Chapter 100 — Janaka's Counsel to the Warriors (Janaka's Instruction to the Warriors)3 verses