Oddly, the initial image caption in the piece states that there's a battle between Arjuna and Krishna. This is a mistake, Arjuna (a Pandava) and Krishna (an incarnated form of the god Vishnu) fought together against the Kauravas, with Krishna serving as Arjuna's charioteer.
I'm sure this is just a mistake on the part of the editor, there are a lot of names in the Mahabharat, and we're not really exposed to the stories in the west. I'd be really excited to see some TV recreations of the Mahabharat. It's really quite an astounding story and there's a lot of good content there, so to speak.
It's very similar to the Odyssey for those who've read that. Full of little parables and stories with archetypal meanings, exactly as the article discusses
I'm sure this is just a mistake on the part of the editor, there are a lot of names in the Mahabharat, and we're not really exposed to the stories in the west. I'd be really excited to see some TV recreations of the Mahabharat. It's really quite an astounding story and there's a lot of good content there, so to speak.
It's very similar to the Odyssey for those who've read that. Full of little parables and stories with archetypal meanings, exactly as the article discusses