They plan to burn their palace, but Vidur, another uncle, tells Bheem of the plan beforehand. His uncle, Shakuni, helps him devise a plan that will burn the Pandavas to ashes.

Yudhishtir is declared the King of Hastinapur, which makes Duryodhan jealous. Seeing them duel each other, Dronacharya declares Karan and Arjuna as equally skillful warriors.

He is originally not allowed to participate in the challenge because he is not royalty, but Duryodhan declares him the King of Ang, eager to see Karan defeat Arjuna. Karan, Kunti's first son that she gave away, arrives to challenge Arjun as the best archer. In Hastinapur, grandsire Bheeshma arrives at the exhibition of the Pandavas' and Kauravas' weapon skills. The Pandavas and Kauravas learn under Sage Dronacharya and develop animosity between one another, which sparks the Mahabharata. Pandu's blind brother, Dhritarashta, has 100 sons, the Kauravas, with his wife Gandhari. Pandu's second wife, Madri, gives birth to Nakul and Sahadev. She marries Pandu and has 3 sons: Arjun, Bheem, and Yudhishtir. Kunti asks for a son from the sun god but becomes ridiculed for being an unwed mother, so she leaves him in a basket to float away in River Ganga. Sage Durwas visits Princess Kunti's palace and blesses her that she will obtain sons from the gods. She sings the summary of the war's origins.

A bird appears from the coin and begins reciting the Mahabharata as a message for all of mankind. Two brothers come across a magic coin and fight for it. ( January 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help improve it by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. This article's plot summary may be too long or excessively detailed.

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