Duryodhana,
Major Kauravas was really jealous of his cousins-the Pandavas. After
the death of Pele and Madri + D, the Pandavas had returned from the
forest with her mother Kunti, Duryodhana could not bear it. Duryodhana
saw the Pandavas as his enemy and did not care who knew it.
The
crazy jealousy of Duryodhana and eating and was not supported by the
fact that Bheema, the second Pandava, was fiercely strong. Even when I
was a child, Bheema was a very strong and Bheema found the fragile
Kauravas very funny.
Bheema
was born and raised in the woods. The rough jungle had just Bheema
strengthened and Bheema, but contempt for the soft Kauravas, who knew no
more than the luxury of the palace.
Bheema
used to intimidate the Kauravas and the Kauravas were really frightened
of him. In fact, when used to see Bheema, the Kauravas used to hide in
the trees. And Bheema would still not leave the Kauravas alone. Bheema
used to be at the bottom of the tree and with his savage force, Bheema
uses to shake the same tree.
The
boys of Kauravas fell out of the tree like fruit and were shaken and
fled by the young Bheema who laughed at the escape of Kauravas princes.
And all these events only made Duryodhana hate the Pandavas even more.
The
hatred of Duryodhana for the Pandavas and the Bheema is peculiar that
when everything began to learn the war and the science of the
administration of the Kingdom of Dronacharya, Duryodhana really tried to
kill Bheema.
Duryodhana
poisoned the food that was to be eaten by Bheema and when the stunned
Bheema fell unconscious, Duryodhana the hands and feet of the Bheema and
pushed the second Pandava into the river.
And without a second glance, Duryodhana moved away from the place.
Luckily
for Bheema, the place under the river where Duryodhana had pushed him
had a huge kingdom of snakes. Snakes Bite the unconscious Bheema as it
sank into the waters. The poison in the body of Bheema and the venom of
the serpent acted as antidote to each other and the venom of the Bheema
system was completely gone when it came to the kingdom of the Serpents.
And
spoke with the serpents, Bheema realized that he was connected with
serpents by his mother--Kunti. The snakes were very happy for their new
visitors, but they had come to them in unfortunate circumstances. In
honor of his new guests, the snakes fed Bheema with the nectar of
snakes. It is believed that this drink is actually made Bheema even
stronger than before.
And
so the first plan of the Duryodhana to kill Bheema was seriously
wounded. After the urging of the Bheema into the river, Duryodhana
returned to the palace and claimed that he had no knowledge of what was
happening with Bheema. Kunti and the Pandavas were plagued and continued
to comb the river for some signs of Bheema and that was when they had a
hint of foul play. But Duryodhana was silent and said absolutely
nothing.
Duryodhana
almost thought he had escaped with him when the impossible happened.
Bheema came back from the dead. And not only that, Bheema came back even
stronger than before. and a little wiser.
The event was a revelation-both for the Pandavas and for the Duryodhana.
Duryodhana
realized that he would have to be more cautious to get rid of his pesky
cousins in the future because they seemed to be happy and the Pandavas
realized that Duryodhana was really crazy in his jealousy and that there
was no line that Duryodhana not de Croix Si sig Nificó The destruction
of the Pandavas.
That's
why the Pandavas never talked about the incident. The Pandavas feared
that if you talked about incorporating Duryodhana into the whole
question, Duryodhana could do something even more horrible.
But
just because the Pandavas were still, he did not Duryodhana to change
his mind. Duryodhana was as bad as ever and his plans, if something more
daring and the next time, Duryodhana had an even bolder plan to kill
the Pandavas.
Duryodhana
spoke very well of a place called Varanavatha, where the great festival
should be organized in honor of Lord Shiva. Duryodhana manipulated the
things he sent the Pandavas to Varanavatha and in the time the Pandavas
went there, Duryodhana had built a beautiful palace. The palace was one
of the most beautiful buildings of its time and certainly the
fuel-because the palace was made from the lake.
And
Duryodhana was a patient this time. He did not want any of the events
that never lead to him, so Duryodhana wanted for a whole year. The
Pandavas had lived in the palace of Vanaravatha for a whole year, when
Duryodhana by one of his men named Purochana, put his plan in action.
In
the death of the night, when a great feast took place during the day,
when Duryodhana was sure that the Pandavas were deeply asleep,
Duryodhana asked Purochana to put the entire palace on fire.
In
the death of the night, a fire broke out at the Palacio Lac de
Varanavata. The Palace lake was built entirely of things that could burn
and burn very easily. The time between the beginning of the fire and
the spread of the fire was therefore too short.
The
people of Varanavata were horrified when they saw that the entire Lake
Palace fell into flames. People tried to use the flames of the palace,
and it was then that they discovered something impossible-the fire
spread too quickly. Too fast, only in case of a normal fire. The fire
was still furious and there was no part of the palace that had escaped
even the fire.
The next morning was a charred body of a woman with five men in the palace and the people were frightened.
They
all recognized that the Pandavas had disappeared, and this time there
was no one to bring them back. And the fire had begun from the room in
which Purochana slept, which was also killed in the fire.
So
the whole kingdom believed that the wicked Purochana had set fire to
the Palace of the lake and the same Purochana died in the fire.
Back
in Hastinapur, Duryodhana could not conceal his delight when he heard
of the six corpses found in the Lake Palace. And with the death of the
Purochana, Duryodhana realized that another loose end was tied up and
this time nothing I could bring back to him. And Duryodhana was really
happy. He felt that he had got rid of the Pandavas in a masterful
movement and that he had done without any suspicion that they would come
to him.