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The Mahabharata is a Sanskrit epic poem describing the conflict between two sets of cousins over an empire.

'''The Mahabharata''' is a Sanskrit epic poem describing the conflict between two sets of cousins over an empire.

The text is extremely long; its written form dates to the Third and Fourth Centuries B.C. and, along with the [[Ramayana]], is one of the major ancient [[Indian]] epics.

The text is extremely long; its written form dates to the Third and Fourth Centuries B.C. and, along with the [[Ramayana]], is one of the major ancient [[Indian]] epics.

Prior the the Battle of Kurukshetra, Arjuna is told by his mother [[Kunti]] that one of the allies of the Kauravas (a great warrior named [[Karna]]) is her son also. Karna's father is the Hindu sun god [[Surya]]. Kunti pleads with Arjuna not to fight in the upcoming battle, as he and his brothers would be at war with their half-brother Karna. Arjuna eventually takes part in the battle and kills Karna.

Prior the the Battle of Kurukshetra, Arjuna is told by his mother [[Kunti]] that one of the allies of the Kauravas (a great warrior named [[Karna]]) is her son also. Karna's father is the Hindu sun god [[Surya]]. Kunti pleads with Arjuna not to fight in the upcoming battle, as he and his brothers would be at war with their half-brother Karna. Arjuna eventually takes part in the battle and kills Karna.