Mahabharathams
The Mahabharatams are the most widely known versions of the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. The Mahabharata is a legendary tale written by sage Vyasa, which consists of 18 parvas or books, each with its own distinct theme and storyline.
The Mahabharatams are derived from the original text of the Mahabharata, which is estimated to have been
The Mahabharatams have undergone various adaptations and translations through the centuries. There are also different recensions,
The most popular Mahabharatam is the Vyasakanda or the royal purification version, which was written down around
The study of the Mahabharatams is essential to understanding the culture, history, and mythology of ancient