DRAUPADI: The Fire-Born Queen of the Mahabharata - Softcover

DRAUPADI : The Fire-Born Queen of the Mahabharata

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She was not born of a mother's womb.From the sacred fire of a great yajna, she rose - radiant, dark as the blue lotus, fragrant with divinity. The ancient seers called her Krishnaa, the dark and luminous one. The world would come to know her as Draupadi, Panchali, Yajnaseni - and as the woman whose unbound hair became the moral accusation that ignited the greatest war in human memory.Draupadi: The Fire-Born Queen of the Mahabharata is a complete, reverential, and deeply scholarly study of one of the most extraordinary women in all of sacred literature. Author VB Darshan brings together Puranic theology, Vedic symbolism, Jyotish (Vedic astrology), and close reading of Vyasa's own verses to present Draupadi in her full sacred complexity - as Dharmapatni, as Sakshi (the cosmic witness), as Bhakta (devotee of Krishna), and as Mahashakti incarnate.Across twenty-eight richly detailed chapters, this book traces every arc of her remarkable life: Her miraculous fire-born origin at King Drupada's yajnaThe great Svayamvara and why Arjuna alone could win herThe sacred past-life that explains her five marriages - and Lord Shiva's boonThe splendour of Indraprastha and the palace of illusionsThe catastrophic dice game, the Vastrapaharana, and her question that shook heavenHer fierce courage through twelve years of forest exileHer unique Sakha-Sakhi bond with Lord Krishna - unlike any other in scriptureThe Kurukshetra war, the death of her five sons, and her extraordinary compassion for AshvatthamaThe Mahaprasthana - the last walk north - and what her first fall revealsHer place among the Pancha Kanya, the five eternal virgins whose remembrance liberatesHer veneration across regional Mahabharata traditions from Tamil Nadu to IndonesiaWritten with complete reverence for the Hindu sacred tradition, this is not a retelling - it is a sacred study. Every episode is examined through Puranic theology, Vedic dharma, Jyotish symbolism, and devotional commentary. Sanskrit terms are carefully explained; key verses are provided with transliteration and meaning.For devotees, scholars, and sincere seekers of the Sanatana Dharma - this is the definitive companion to Vyasa's portrait of the woman who was, is, and shall remain the conscience of the Mahabharata. Artikel-Nr. 9798181847538

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