A Review of the Adjectives Applied to Krishna, Bhima and

Arjuna in the Five Parvas of Mahabharata

Synopsis
of Thesis for the Award of Ph.D. Degree in
Sanskrit

Submitted by

Mahesbhai Kalubhai Zinzuvadiya

Under the Guidance of

Dr.Hetalben Pandya
Department of Sanskrit,
School of Languages,
Gujarat University,
Ahmedabad-380 009

Head of Department
Dr.Kamleshkumar Chokshi
Department of Sanskrit,
School of Languages,
Gujarat University,
Ahmedabad-380 009
December, 2018
Registration No. 6441 Date : 16/07/2013
Chapter-1 : Maharishi Vyas's life
What is known as Mahabharata's doctrine, the significance of
MahamuniVyas can be called ‘Bharatbhavy’. ‘Barat’ is his masterpiece. His
doctrine is always great than master. According to the Rigveda,
सभूमिमिश्वतोित्वाअत्यमतष्ठत्दशाङ्गु लि्ICreating a creator is always bigger than the

creation, it is important. The area of Mahabharata is so elaborate and as a

reflection of Indian culture, the scripture is so rich that its creator,
MahamuniVyas, is known only as ‘Bharatbhavy’.
Vyasa is not just Dvaipayana. But there is a confluence of many
celebrities of long range of Time. Researchers have recognized this fact when
talking about diameter when talking to a person covering many things.
In this chapter, three aspects of the development of Vyasa's life, his
various names, works and his scholarly discussions in Mahabharata, Creation
of Mahabharata as Jai, Bharat and Mahabharat have been mentioned.

Chapter-2 :Subject matter of Mahabharata

Mahabharata's continents are called 'Parva'. The number of ‘Parva’ is 18. The
19th HarivanshParva consists of Mahabharata. It is called ‘Khil’ Parva. In it
there is a description of Vishnu Parva, Srikrishna's childhood, love life and
ideology in. KhilParva which is called a future Parvahas great spectacle.
Mahatma ShriVedVyasji has composed a hundred utensils as follows.
(1) Adivarva-There are 227 chapters and 8884 verse in this Parva, as well as
the number of subsurface is 19.
(2) SabhaParva-There are 78 chapters in the present day. 10 is the number
of subproducts and 2511 verse.
(3) Van Parva - Van Parva has 269 chapters. 11664 verse and 22
subproducts. This Van Parva is one of the longest Parva.
(4) ViratParav-There are 67 chapters, 2050 verses and five consecutive
summons.
(5) UdyogParva - This chapter contains 186 chapters, 6698 verse and
supplement.
(6) BhishmaParva - Under BhishmaParva, there are 117 chapters, 5884
verse and 4 subprime.
(7) DronaPurav-Under this Purav there are 170 chapters, 8 supplement and
8909 verse.
(8) KarnaParva - There are 69 chapters and 4964 verses under this Parva.
The sub-service is the only one
(9) ShalyParva - Vyasji has composed 59 chapters and 3220 verse in this
Parva. The number of subproducts is three
(10) SouptikParva - There are 18 chapters and 870 verse in the present day.
AvantarParvas are two.
(11) StriParva - This is the 27th chapter of the Parva. Which are divided into
three intervals and 775 verse
(12) AnushasananParva - There are 146 chapters under this Parva and the
number of verses is 8000. There are two subproducts.
(13) AshvameghikParva - There are 103 chapters under this Parva. In which
3320 verse is compiled. There are three interstitial Parva.
(14) AshramvasikParva - Three consecutive awards are compiled in chapter
42Adhyayas. There is 1506 verse.
(15) Ashvameghik - There are 103 chapters under this Parva. In which 3320
verse is compiled. There are three interstitial parvas.
(16) MausalParva - Maharishi Vyas has 320 shlokas in the MausalParva. In
chapter 8 the chapter has been divided. There is only one subprime
here.
(17) MahaprashartanikParva - At this Parva, Vyasji has called 3 chapters and
123 Shiloks. The sub-service is only one.
(18) SvargarohanParva - There are five chapters on the 209 verse of the
ascension. There is only one subprime incorporated.
In this chapter, the talk of every festival is discussed briefly, its
significance, its significance and importance of Mahabharata etc.

Chapter-3 :Meaning and type of adjectives

Generally speaking, adjectives are meant to increase the specialty of the
subject (object or person).
Adjective means we use other namespaces in addition to one verb in the
sentences we use in the word process. These nameservers are the readers of
different types of action (karmas).

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This chapter explains the types of adjective, including sub-types, examples.
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Chapter-4 :Adjectives of Krishna, Bhima and Arjun in five Parvas
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In this chapter, how many times have been planned separately of
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Krishna, Bhima and Arjuna in Bhishma, Droniparva, KarnaParva, Shalayaparva
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and SauvipakParva, such as -
a
Vasudeva: Krishna's adjective is indicated in the order of the verse-verse
in Bhishma Parish.
B
Vasudev: -1-16, 23-3, 29-19, 32-37, 33-50, 40-74, 43-15, 218 9, 7, 50-31,
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33, 52-16,51, 55-35 , 59-39,47,53,60,78,94,62-8,13,18,20,23,26,28,29,30,37,40
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63-1,2, 64-4, 65- 47,69,72 69-6 77-8, 80-42, 91-4, 92-2, 100-2,102-35,42, 48,50,
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103-12,53,86, 108-31, 33, 110-28, 116-30, 117-26,
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Thus, adjectives in this chapter are shown in the above order.
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Chapter-5 :Reviews of Krishna, Bhima and Arjuna's Adjectives
Various adjectives of Krishna, Bhima, and Arjuna, which were outlined in
chapter 4 in this chapter, have been reviewed. In this review, special
understanding is given in the interpretation of social, tribute, and karma based
texts. Apart from this, some texts cover entire shloks, whereas some Krsna,
Bhima and Arjunais used for all three or any two, as mentioned here.

Chapter-6 :Conclusion
In this chapter, how this invention can help others, and at what point it
is possible to move towards research.
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 संस्कृत–व्याख्यानिार िल्लिनाथसूरर
महन्दी – व्याख्यानिार श्री बमद्रनारायण मिश्रा
प्रिाशि – चौखम्बा सुरभारती प्रिाशन, िाराणसी
(13) पुराणों िे िृष्ण
संपादि – श्रीराि आयु
प्रिाशन – अिरस्वािी प्रिाशन मिभाग, गामर्याबाद
संस्करण –तृ तीय, 2002
(14) भगिान श्रीिृष्ण
संपादि – लार्पतराय अग्रिाल
प्रिाशन – अिरस्वािी प्रिाशन मिभाग, गामर्याबाद
संस्करण – मितीय, 2003
(15) िहाभारत िे अितार
संपादि – शामलिा तबस्सुि
प्रिाशन – पररिल प्रिाशन , मदिी
संस्करण – 2008.
(16) िहाभारत-िोश:
संपादि – राििुिार राय
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(17) लघुमसद्धान्तिौिुदी
व्याख्यानिार – गोमिन्द प्रसाद शिाु
संपादि – आचायु रघुनाथ शास्त्री
प्रिाशन – चौखम्बा सुरभारती प्रिाशन , िाराणसी
(18) संस्कृत- महन्दी िोश
संपादि–िािन मशिराि आप्टे,
प्रिाशन–ििल प्रिाशन, नई मदिी ,
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(20) श्रीिन्महाभारत
ACCORDING TO SOUTHERN RECENSION
BASED ON THE SOUTH INDIAN TEXTS
WITH FOOTNOTES AND READINGS VANA-III
EDITED BY – T. R. KRISHNACHARYA And T .R
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(21) शब्दिल्पद्रुि:

संपादि – रार्ा राधािान्तदे ि बाहादु र

प्रिाशि – श्रीिरदप्रसाद-िसुना तदनुर्ेन श्री हरीचरण-िसुना च,

िमलिाता

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