Abhimanyu mahabharat painting

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NaveenConcepts on Instagram: "Abhimanyu He stands up once more, the arrows creaking in his wounds. In the middle of chakravyuha, stands a beacon - of bravery and the glory of Dharma. #mahabharat #abhimanyu"

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A tale of extraordinary courage and sacrifice! Abhimanyu, the 16-year-old son of Arjuna, entered the deadly Chakravyuh in the Kurukshetra War, knowing he couldn’t escape. Yet, he chose honor over safety, fighting valiantly against overwhelming odds. His bravery and sacrifice continue to inspire generations as a symbol of resilience and devotion. #Abhimanyu #Chakravyuh #Mahabharata #HinduMythology #Courage #Sacrifice #WarriorSpirit #Inspiration #MythologyLegends #SpiritualWisdom…

Battlefield Kurukshetra

Abhimanyu’s death was perhaps the event that affected most of us who all grew up watching the Mahabharata on television. Abhimanyu was born to Arjuna ...

Abhimanyu(the great warrior prince) is only son born to arjuna and subadra(younger sister of lord krishna).at the time of mahabharata war held in kurukshetra kauravas got fear of abhimanyu’s courage and fighting skills they thought to kill abhimanyu.but arjuna(father of abhimanyu) will be there for abhimanyu’s safty and arjun and lord krishna is the only warriors who has knowledge to destroy chakravyuh..so kauravas destracted arjuna and lord krishna into another war so kauravas can kill…

kurukshetra.Abhimanyu and chakravyuha

The Bhagavad Gita is universally regarded as the single most influential philosophical text shaping spiritual thought and life. Spoken by Lord Krishna...

Chakravyuh ("wheel formation") is a military formation used to surround enemies, during war, in the Hindu epic Mahabharatha. It resembles a labyrinth of multiple defensive walls that only four people in the Pandavas’ army knew how to break. Abhimanyu, the most loved of all sons of the Pandavas learnt about the art of breaking into the Chakravyuh when he was in his mother’s womb (as related to by Lord Krishna) but didn’t have the opportunity to learn how to escape the formation.