The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Vol. 3 of 12: Translated Into English Prose from the Original Sanskrit Text (Classic Reprint)

Vaisll.mpayana sa.id, "Then, 0 Janamejaya, the son of Pandu started from the river Kausiki and repaired in succession to all the sacred shrines. Ana, 0 protector of men. he came to tho sea. whore the river Ganga falls into it; and there in the centre of five hundred rivers, he performed the holy ceremony of a plunge. Then, 0 ruler of the ea.rth, accompanied by his brothers, the valiant prince proceedod by the shore of the sea towards the land where the Kalinga tribes dwell.' " "Lomasa. sa.id, 'There is the land, 0 Kunti's son, where the Kalinga. tribes dwell. Through it passeth the river VaitaTani. on the banks whereof even the god of virtue performed religious rites, having first placed hiUlself under the protection of the celestials. Verily this is the northern bank, inhabited by saiDts, suitable for the performance of religious rites beautified by a hill, and frequented by persons of the regenerltte caste. This spot ( iD holiness) rivals the path whereby a virtuou

Table of Contents

CONTENTS THE MAHABHARAT A; VANA PARVA; CONTENTS; SECTION: CXIV-CLV; Tirtha-Y atra Parva; SECTION: CLVI; J atasura-B ad baParva; SECTION: CLVII-CLXIV; Y aksha-Yuddha Parva; SECTION: CLXV-CLXXV; Nivata-Kavaoha-Yuddha Parva; SECTION: CLXXVI-CLXXX; Ajagara Parva; SECTION: CLXXXI-CCXXX; Markandeya Samasya Parva; SECTION: CCXXXI-CCXXXIII; Draupadi-Satyabbama Samvada Pluva; SECTION: CCXXXIV-CCLX; Ghosha-Y otra Parva; SECTION: CCLXI-CCLXL; Draupadi-harana Parva; SECTION: CCLXLI-CCLXLVII; Pativrata-Mahatmya Parva; SECTION: CCLXLVIII-CCCVIII; Kundala-hal'8na Parva; SECTION: CCCIX-CCCXIII; Arany8 Parva; 249-328; 328-331; 331-349; 349-370; 371-381; 382-505; 505-510; 511-553; 553-623; 624-640; 640-656; 656-680

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