Mahābhārata

La gran epopeya de Vyāsa. Su nombre original es «Jaya» («Victoria»). Contiene la Bhagavad-gītā (Bhīṣma-parva) y es una de las fuentes clave de la filosofía védica.

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Ādi-parva (The Book of the Beginning)

Capítulos 21–40 de 225

21Capítulo 21 — Āstīka-parva (indra-stuti) (The Flight to the Sun and Praise of Indra)2 versos

1.21.1–6 1.21.7–17

22Capítulo 22 — Āstīka-parva (varṣaṇa) (Indra Sends Down Rain)1 verso

1.22.1–5

23Capítulo 23 — Āstīka-parva (amṛta-paṇa) (The Serpents Demand Amṛta for Freedom)2 versos

1.23.1–7 1.23.8–12

24Capítulo 24 — Āstīka-parva (garuḍa-prasthāna) (Garuḍa Sets Out for the Amṛta)2 versos

1.24.1–9 1.24.10–14

25Capítulo 25 — Āstīka-parva (gaja-kacchapa) (The Tale of the Elephant and the Tortoise)3 versos

1.25.1–9 1.25.10–25 1.25.26–33

26Capítulo 26 — Āstīka-parva (vālakhilya, amṛta-rakṣā) (The Vālakhilyas and the Gods Guarding the Amṛta)4 versos

1.26.1–14 1.26.15–26 1.26.27–37 1.26.38–47

27Capítulo 27 — Āstīka-parva (vālakhilya-prabhāva) (The Insult to the Vālakhilyas and the Birth of Garuḍa)3 versos

1.27.1–12 1.27.13–23 1.27.24–35

28Capítulo 28 — Āstīka-parva (garuḍa-deva-yuddha) (Garuḍa's Battle with the Gods over Soma)2 versos

1.28.1–13 1.28.14–25

29Capítulo 29 — Āstīka-parva (amṛta-haraṇa, viṣṇu-vara) (Garuḍa Steals the Amṛta and Viṣṇu's Boons)3 versos

1.29.1–11 1.29.12–16 1.29.17–23

30Capítulo 30 — Āstīka-parva (garuḍa-indra-sakhya) (Garuḍa's Friendship with Indra and the Freedom of Vinatā)2 versos

1.30.1–12 1.30.13–22

31Capítulo 31 — Āstīka-parva (nāga-nāmāni) (The Names of the Chief Serpents)2 versos

1.31.1–4 1.31.5–18

32Capítulo 32 — Āstīka-parva (śeṣa) (The Feat of Śeṣa, the Support of the Earth)2 versos

1.32.1–12 1.32.13–25

33Capítulo 33 — Āstīka-parva (nāga-mantra) (The Serpents' Counsel against the Curse)3 versos

1.33.1–9 1.33.10–20 1.33.21–31

34Capítulo 34 — Āstīka-parva (elāpatra) (Elāpatra's Prophecy of Deliverance)2 versos

1.34.1–8 1.34.9–18

35Capítulo 35 — Āstīka-parva (vāsuki-pratīkṣā) (Vāsuki Guards His Sister and Awaits Jaratkāru)1 verso

1.35.1–13

36Capítulo 36 — Āstīka-parva (parikṣit-śamīka) (Parīkṣit and the Silent Sage)3 versos

1.36.1–5 1.36.6–20 1.36.21–26

37Capítulo 37 — Āstīka-parva (śṛṅgi-śāpa) (Śṛṅgin's Curse and Śamīka's Rebuke)2 versos

1.37.1–14 1.37.15–27

38Capítulo 38 — Āstīka-parva (śamīka-dūta, takṣaka) (The Teaching on Patience, the Messenger, and Takṣaka)3 versos

1.38.1–12 1.38.13–30 1.38.31–39

39Capítulo 39 — Āstīka-parva (parikṣin-mokṣa) (The Death of King Parīkṣit)2 versos

1.39.1–15 1.39.16–33

40Capítulo 40 — Āstīka-parva (janamejaya-rājya) (The Enthronement of Janamejaya)2 versos

1.40.1–6 1.40.7–11