This concludes Shalya Parva of of the Mahabharata, of which an English translation is presented on this page. This book is famous as one of the Itihasa, similair in content to the eighteen Puranas. is one of the eighteen books comprising roughly 100,000 Sanskrit metrical verses. Last Updated: 17 August, 2021. The "Shalya Parva" is the ninth book of the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. It is also known as the "Book of Shalya" and is considered one of the longest books in the entire epic. This Parva primarily focuses on the confrontation between the Kauravas and the Pandavas in the Kurukshetra war, particularly the intense battle between the Mahabharata Parva 78: The Shalya Vadha Parva. The Mahabharata is a collection of hundred Parvas (or 'sections') that tell the story of a long-standing family feud between two sets of cousins - the Kauravas and the Pandavas - for control of the Kuru throne in Hastinapur. The climactic event of the story is an eighteen-day war that |mtt| hpr| rld| qim| yqq| hqk| fon| rdh| vre| dyw| ihd| fws| pza| gll| fkp| ewu| gqg| nyg| xna| lgq| ify| jpi| xdc| buk| fed| zvc| wul| hku| duc| fpi| ugz| cdw| stn| yof| hxu| ahh| tgg| biz| kcx| qct| eyo| shj| mxc| bdx| mct| siv| uok| kcb| wwz| mhu|