The Mahabharata

The eldest Pandava, known for his unwavering adherence to truth and dharma. Son of Kunti and Dharma (Yama).

Qualities: Righteousness, honesty, wisdom

The second Pandava, known for his immense physical strength and valor. Son of Kunti and Vayu (Wind God).

Qualities: Strength, courage, loyalty

The third Pandava, the greatest archer of his time and recipient of the Bhagavad Gita. Son of Kunti and Indra.

Qualities: Skill, focus, devotion

The twins who were the fourth and fifth Pandavas, known for their handsomeness and wisdom respectively. Sons of Madri and the Ashvin twins.

Qualities (Nakula): Beauty, equanimity, skill

Qualities (Sahadeva): Knowledge, foresight, humility

The eldest of the 100 Kaurava brothers and the primary antagonist. Son of King Dhritarashtra and Queen Gandhari.

Qualities: Ambition, jealousy, courage

The second eldest Kaurava, notorious for attempting to disrobe Draupadi in the royal court.

Qualities: Cruelty, loyalty to Duryodhana

The maternal uncle of the Kauravas who masterminds the dice game. Known for his cunning and skill with dice.

Qualities: Cunning, manipulation, strategic thinking

An avatar of Lord Vishnu, cousin of the Pandavas, and Arjuna's charioteer. He delivers the Bhagavad Gita.

Qualities: Divine wisdom, strategy, compassion

Wife of all five Pandavas, born from fire. Known for her courage and suffering during the game of dice.

Qualities: Courage, dignity, devotion