She sacrificed herself on her husband’s funeral pyre, pleading for Kunti to stay and take care of her two orphans. because she believed that the king’s death was her fault. Immediately, the sage’s curse kicked in, and Pandu fell, dead. And one day, in the pleasure of sympathy with the vibrant life around them, the joyful flowers, creepers, birds, and other forest animals, Pandu and Madri forgot their troubles.ĭespite Madri’s persistent and serious complaints, Pandu’s plan collapsed under the exciting power of the season. With his wife and kids, King Pandu spent many years living in the jungle. They were born and raised among ascetics in the bush. He pushed Kunti and Madri to recite the mantra, and as a result, the five Pandavas were born to Kunti and Madri from the gods. Kunti told Pandu the tale of the mantra she had learned from Durvasa after observing his desire for children, which the rishi’s curse had denied him. The rishi, who had been killed by a blow to the head, had cursed Pandu, saying, “Sinner, you will meet with death the instant you experience the delights of the bed.”Īfter leaving his empire in the hands of Bhishma and Vidura out of heartbreak over this curse, Pandu withdrew to the forest with his wives and lived a life of perfect celibacy there. Unaware that the man was a sage in disguise, Pandu shot him with an arrow. In the forest, a sage and his wife were also hunting under the appearance of deer.
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