Paanch Pandos

[ninja_hattori]

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yes crowd was available for every epic.......in fact for movies we had much less crowd than these epic dramas.....:D

[muqawwee123]

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I was thinking if Veena Malik and Rakhi lived in times of Pandav.. to gali gali Kurkshetra ka maidaan hoti.

PS: I’m impressed with your Urdu now. Thappad raseed karna is gaarhi Urdu.

[muqawwee123]

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@ninja_hattori

yes crowd was available for every epic.......in fact for movies we had much less crowd than these epic dramas.....:D

Haven't they made any drama on Hazrat Auranghzeb (RA)?

[ninja_hattori]

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not on Hazrat Aurangazeb(R.A) but on shivaji Mahraj......and i dont think any drama based on life of any one of these two kings can be complete with out portraying other one.....:D

P.S.Tv program was in marathi language produced for viewers of maharashtra

[the_kaur]

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@muqawwee123

I was thinking if Veena Malik and Rakhi lived in times of Pandav.. to gali gali Kurkshetra ka maidaan hoti.

PS: I’m impressed with your Urdu now. Thappad raseed karna is gaarhi Urdu.

I lived with Sayyids in kanpur for two years as a tenant, I was amazed how a grandfather used to call her grandson with word AAP, it was way too civilized according to Jat standard, in fact, the speaking etiquettes of Hindustanis are far better than Jat/Jatts, I am lcuky to live with this people I got civilized:D

@muqawwee123

Haven’t they made any drama on Hazrat Auranghzeb (RA)?

he is too controversian, the story writers would clash on every point of his life and director would bang his head against wall:D, there were serials regarding Akbar, like Akbar-Birbal and Akbar the great:k:

[devilish_angel]

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@the_kaur

Veena malik/Rakhi sawant ne bhai ko do thappad raseed ke diye hote aur bolti "saale woh utaar raha hai tera kya jaa raha hai:D nor my intention was to taunt you in anyway, I wrote in “masti mein”

i thought u didnt like my post its ok

[lethal_kamikaze]

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@the_kaur

^^^ see this pandas can read and write since then, book even talks about VyuhRachna(military formations), DronaCharya stationed his army in sarpakar, snakelike, marching in columns, Arjun counter monoeuver was Chandrakar, Crescent shape, Outflanking manoeuver:), they wrote this in BC, when my ancestors were jumping from one tree to another in Kandhar:D you should have asked before having any idea sweet lady:D Muqawwee123 ji, being a non-Indian muslim you have enough idea about Hinduism, I bet hardly any Indian non-muslim has an iota of idea of that level about Islam:) Draupadi in her previous life prayed (Tapsya) for years and when Bhagwan Shiv appeared, she asked for husband in her next life, who is righteous and truthspeaker, physically powerful, best archer, best swordsman, and very handsome. Bhagwan shiv blessed her and said that all these power cannot unify in one human body. In her next life she was born through a result of ,yagya, praying through fire altars, along with Dhrishtdhuymna, born to kill Dronacharya, and Shkhandi, born to be the cause of death of Bheeshm Pitamah:) Pandavs were living in disguise of Brahmin at that time, the reason of it has different story, Arjun as a brahmin participated in Draupadi Swayamwar, when all the kshtriyas failed to hit the eye of moving fish while seeing her image in water. Arjun disguised as Brahmin performed and got draupadi, they came back and before entering house shouted in happiness "look mother what we have brought", Draupadi said "whatever you have brought divide among yourself", seeing a princess at the door she was struck but Shri Krishna explained the story of her previous life and boon that she got from Bhagwan Shiv, Five pandavs had five qualities that she asked for and she was married. Story signifies that in ancient India polyandry was acceptable but not the child marriage. later in Indian history we don't see polyandry but child marriage :(

Interesting to read but my question is still there that is she married to all five at once?
Also I heard she died after a week of her marriage but don't know the cause of her death.

[muqawwee123]

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@lethal_kamikaze

Interesting to read but my question is still there that is she married to all five at once?
Also I heard she died after a week of her marriage but don’t know the cause of her death.

Uss ki pichle janam ki khwahish poori hogai thi

[lethal_kamikaze]

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So far none enlightened us with correct

[muqawwee123]

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@lethal_kamikaze

So far none enlightened us with correct

Kia aap ne thesis likhna hai Drupadi per

By the what is your unanswered query?

[ninja_hattori]

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YEh LKK bhai religion forum se bahar ho to bare man mauji ho jaatein hain…

[lethal_kamikaze]

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@muqawwee123

Kia aap ne thesis likhna hai Drupadi per

By the what is your unanswered query?

Read post#1

@ninja_hattori

YEh LKK bhai religion forum se bahar ho to bare man mauji ho jaatein hain…

Apun ‘water’ ki tarha hay na isliyeh :korn:

[muqawwee123]

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@lethal_kamikaze

Read post#1

@lethal_kamikaze

:salam2:

When I was in colleage, A history teacher told me something that which I don’t believe is true. However, hope some1 of you may shed true lights.

Teacher told that in Maha-Bharaat, five brothers (Paanch Pandos) participated and they all had one wife named ‘Daru-pati’ or ‘Darupaddi’. Is it true that all five brothers married to one lady?

Yes five brothers taken part in a competition and they married to Drupadi, after their mother said them to share what they won in the competition.

Whats your next question? Do you want to know that events mentioned in Mahabharta really happened and there was really a woman like Drupadi?

[queer]

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i'm not sure this is history, its more hindu epic/mythology developed on the historical accounts of settling of the indo-gangetic plains by aryan/central asian tribes. it marks a milestone in the evolution of "hinduism" from the nature-gods of the vedic pantheon (indra, maruts, rudra, mitra etc) to the more indian pantheon (vishnu, shiva and their forms). the social norms are those of 1400 BC, or roughly 3500 years ago, if not older.

[muqawwee123]

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queer what do you say about the tradition of polyandry that is pointed out through the character of Drupadi? Was Indian society matriarchal at the time of MahaBharata, because such concepts were acceptable in society until families were headed by women.

[queer]

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im not an expert on the mahabharata by any stretch, but i dont think paanchali/draupadi's polyandry was the norm even then, or has been imitated as a holy tradition. and if i remember right, draupadi was to spend being married to each husband for a period of 5(or was it 7 years) in the order of their birth.

many of the kings in mahabharata have multiple wives, but i can't recall any other instance of polyandry in the hindu epics. maybe someone else can elaborate on this.

[muqawwee123]

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Yes queer, I now remember that after knowing what the mother has asked their five sons to share (a wife), the mother was shown very much disturbed in Mahabhata serial, but that portrayal may be due to current status of polyandry in today's society.

I personally think that the marriage of five brothers with a single woman was given in Mahabharta to show that Pandava respected their mother a lot and had to fulfill what she said unintentionally.

[the_kaur]

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@muqawwee123

I was thinking if Veena Malik and Rakhi lived in times of Pandav.. to gali gali Kurkshetra ka maidaan hoti.

Now imagine sunny leone in the same setting:D

@lethal_kamikaze

Interesting to read but my question is still there that is she married to all five at once?
Also I heard she died after a week of her marriage but don’t know the cause of her death.

she didn’t die till the end of story:), she beget five sons to each of the brother, who were killed while sleeping during war:), she was married to them one by one

@muqawwee123

Kia aap ne thesis likhna hai Drupadi per

By the what is your unanswered query?

He can read the book it is just a story there is hardly any Hindu philosophical things mentioned in it.

@queer

i’m not sure this is history, its more hindu epic/mythology developed on the historical accounts of settling of the indo-gangetic plains by aryan/central asian tribes. it marks a milestone in the evolution of “hinduism” from the nature-gods of the vedic pantheon (indra, maruts, rudra, mitra etc) to the more indian pantheon (vishnu, shiva and their forms). the social norms are those of 1400 BC, or roughly 3500 years ago, if not older.

It is too real to be a myth:D, nevertheless VedVyas was genious as he conceived such a story where everyone had grey character, no black and white or angel or demon type stuff:), highly political, military-strategic war:D, where even god took the side:D

@muqawwee123

queer what do you say about the tradition of polyandry that is pointed out through the character of Drupadi? Was Indian society matriarchal at the time of MahaBharata, because such concepts were acceptable in society until families were headed by women.

Hindu society was always patriarchial, but woman had freedom to choose husband, Amartya sen’s the argumentative Indian mentions arguements made by draupadi against Yudhshtir (eldest pandav)

@queer

im not an expert on the mahabharata by any stretch, but i dont think paanchali/draupadi’s polyandry was the norm even then, or has been imitated as a holy tradition. and if i remember right, draupadi was to spend being married to each husband for a period of 5(or was it 7 years) in the order of their birth.

many of the kings in mahabharata have multiple wives, but i can’t recall any other instance of polyandry in the hindu epics. maybe someone else can elaborate on this.

After she is married to all five, they made a rule if one brother in inside with her, the other won’t enter, and in case rule is broken the culprit would go for exile of 12 years. So while Yudhishtir was in and Arjun was sitting outside, a brahmin came and asked for arjun helps to get back his cow from the dacoit, finally arjun enters the room with bowed head and gets back brahmin’s cow, even though Yudhstir convinces him that he is elder hence pardoned, Arjun goes to exile alone and while in exile he marries, NagKanya Uloopi and Chidrangada.

Draupadi was special case and was accordance with the boon of Bhagwan Shiv, she is even considered in Panch Kanyas, along with Kunti, Tara, Sita and Mandodari:)

@muqawwee123

Yes queer, I now remember that after knowing what the mother has asked their five sons to share (a wife), the mother was shown very much disturbed in Mahabhata serial, but that portrayal may be due to current status of polyandry in today’s society.

I personally think that the marriage of five brothers with a single woman was given in Mahabharta to show that Pandava respected their mother a lot and had to fulfill what she said unintentionally.

Even in story the word “Asmanjas”, meaning struck in confusion, is mentioned. It wasn’t acceptable even then but once Mata Kunti said it they honored it:)

[muqawwee123]

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Punch kanyas.. Now I know the origin of Paanch beebiyon ki kahani in Muslim families.

[Sannan]

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@muqawwee123

Punch kanyas.. Now I know the origin of Paanch beebiyon ki kahani in Muslim families.

woh jo zameen main dafan ho jati hain