Volume IX — Anushasana to Svargarohana Parva

The Last Instruction and the Final Journey

Bhishma’s closing instruction and his death, the horse sacrifice and the Anugita, the old king’s retirement to the forest, the ruin of the Yadavas, the Pandavas’ last walk to the mountain, and the ascent to heaven.

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Chapters

1 79 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Yudhishthira's despondency at the death of his relatives. The story of Mrityu, Gautami, Kala, the fowler, the serpent etc.
2 86 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The story of Sudarshana and Oghavati. How death was conquered by a householder
3 20 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The story of Vishvamitra as being promoted from a Kshatriya to a Brahmana
4 46 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The descendants of Vishvamitra
5 28 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of mercy and the marks of devout men. The story of Vasava and the great Suka
6 48 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Exertion and destinywhich is more powerful. Conversation between Brahman and Vasishtha
7 25 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The fruits of good deeds
8 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Persons worthy of adoration
9 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons who fail to make gifts to the Brahmanas after having promised them. The story of the jackal and ape
10 66 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Whether any sin is committed if a person give instructions to a lowcaste person. The story of a Brahmana and a Shudra
11 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The kind of person in whom prosperity dwells. The conversation between Rukmini and the goddess Shree
12 45 verses

Anushasanika Parva — -continued Whether man or woman gets greater pleasure from an act of union
13 6 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The means for passing happily through this world and the next
14 375 verses

Anushasanika Parva — All the names of Shambhu. The duties of husband and wife
15 10 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Shiva gives boons to Krishna
16 64 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The story of Tandip
17 173 verses

Yoga and the names of the great God
18 61 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The Hymn of Maheshvara.
19 92 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The declaration about joint duties on the occasion of a person's marriage. The discourse between Asthavakra and Disha
20 25 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The declaration about joint duties on the occasion of a person's marriage. The discourse between Ashtavakra and Disha
21 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The declaration about joint duties on the occasion of a person's marriage. The discourse between Ashtavakra and Disha
22 40 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The proper object of gift
23 101 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The rites for the deities and departed manes on the occasion of the Shraddhas
24 13 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The circumstances under which a person becomes guilty of Brahmanicide without actually killing him
25 64 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of ablution in sacred water
26 100 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Countries, provinces, mountains and rivers most sanctified
27 28 verses

Anushasanika Parva — How can a man of any other caste acquire the dignity of a Brahmana
28 15 verses

Anushasanika Parva — -continued The story of Indra and Matanga
29 24 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The story of Indra and Matanga on the subject
30 59 verses

Anushasanika Parva — -continued How Vitahavya became a Brahmana
31 34 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The discourse between Narada and Vasudeva
32 35 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Merits of persons granting protection to living creatures
33 26 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The deed by which a king succeeds in enjoying both this world and the next
34 29 verses

Anushasanika Parva — -continued The adoration of the Brahmanas
35 22 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The adoration of the Brahmanas
36 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The conversation between Shakra and Shamvara on the same subject
37 14 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Which of the three is the proper party to make gifts, vis., one who is a thorough stranger, or one who is living with and known for a long time, or one who comes from…
38 29 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The disposition of women
39 14 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The disposition of women
40 54 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The creation of woman and the object thereof. The story of Vipula and Devasharman
41 35 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The creation of woman and the object thereof. The story of Vipula and Devasharman
42 31 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The creation of woman and the object thereof. The story of Vipula and Devasharman
43 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The creation of woman and the object thereof. The story of Vipula and Devasharman
44 51 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The rites of marriage and all the particulars thereof
45 22 verses

Anushasanika Parva — How a maiden after she is left off by a man after promise, should be treated. The inheritance of a person's property, who has daughters
46 15 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The duties of men towards women
47 61 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The rules of marriage and the law of inheritance
48 49 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The duties of persons born in mixed castes
49 25 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The position of sons
50 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The nature of compassion and pity. The discourse between Nahusha and Chyavana
51 47 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The nature of compassion and pity. The discourse between Nahusha and Chyavana
52 38 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The History of Jamadagni
53 61 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of Jamadagni
54 36 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of Jamadagni
55 36 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The History of Jamadagni
56 16 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of Jamadagni
57 43 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of Jamadagni
58 32 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The rewards of the planting of trees and the digging of tanks
59 38 verses

Anushasanika Parva — A description of the gifts which fellows the giver to the next world
60 18 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The preference of gift one who solicits and to one who does not
61 37 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The rewards of gifts in this world and in the next
62 94 verses

Anushasanika Parva — A description of the best of all gifts
63 49 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The fruits of gifts to Brahmana and others. The replies of Narada
64 34 verses

The ordinances of the gifts of food
65 18 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The gift of gold
66 63 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of the gift of a pair of sandals to a Brahmana. The gifts of sesame, land, kine, gold, &c.
67 18 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of the gifts of drink
68 32 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The gifts of sesame and lamps
69 21 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The gifts of earth. Vedic injunctions on the objects of gift
70 30 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of king Negra
71 55 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of the gifts of kine. The discourse between Rishi Uddalaki and Nachiketa
72 12 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons who make gifts of kine
73 41 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons who make gifts of kine
74 13 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons who make gifts of kine
75 37 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of Vedic studies, vows, teaching the Vedas, gifts of knowledge, of the satisfaction of one's duties, of serving the parents
76 29 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Ordinances about the gifts of kine
77 32 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mysteries of the gifts of kine
78 23 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mysteries of the gifts of kine
79 26 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mysteries of the gifts of kine
80 17 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mysteries of the gifts of kine
81 43 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Description of sacred things
82 28 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of cowdung. The conversation between kine and the goddess of prosperity
83 35 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The glory of kine
84 62 verses

Anushasanika Parva — An account of gold and its gifts
85 141 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The coloquies of the deities on the subject
86 31 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of the destruction of Taraka
87 18 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The ordinances about Shraddha
88 14 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Eternal gifts to the departed manes
89 15 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Optional Shraddhas
90 39 verses

Anushasanika Parva — A description of Brahmanas to whom offers should be made as the time of Shraddhas
91 35 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history and particular rites of a Shraddha
92 20 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The History and particular rites of a Shraddha
93 133 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Whether a Brahmana eating Havya at the invitation of a Brahmana, while fasting, commits sin
94 54 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of oaths
95 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The introduction of umbrellas and sandals as gifts of Shraddhas
96 18 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Jamadagni's attempt to destroy the sun
97 22 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Duties of the Domestic Mode of Life
98 65 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The history of the gift of light
99 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of the gifts of light, incense, &c. The discourse between Nahusha and Agastya on the subject
100 31 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of the gifts of light, incense, &c. The discourse between Nahusha and Agastya on the subject
101 21 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of a person stealing a Brahmana's goods. The conversation between a Chandala and a lowcaste Kshtriya on the subject
102 49 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The various ends of righteous persons after death. The discourse between Goutama and Vasava
103 42 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The highest penance described. The discourse between Bhagiratha and Brahma
104 124 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Why a man becomes long:, or short lived
105 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Fraternal duties
106 61 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Ordinances equivalent to sacrifices for poor men
107 100 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Ordinances equivalent to sacrifices for poor men.
108 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The foremost and purest of all Tirthas described
109 17 verses

The most beneficial fruit of all fasts
110 4 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The means for acquiring beauty, prosperity, good tempor and happiness
111 120 verses

The deeds by which one goes to heaven or hell
112 28 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of virtue
113 11 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Noninjury, observance of Vedic rituals, meditation, controlling senses, penances, and obedience to the preceptors, — which of them is preferable
114 17 verses

The purification of one who has injured others
115 67 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Ordinances about meat-eating
116 33 verses

Anushasanika Parva — eating
117 28 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons dying in battlefield. The discourse between Dvaipayana and a worm
118 21 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons dying in battlefield. The discourse between Dvaipayana and a worm
119 14 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The end of persons dying in battlefield. The discourse between Dvaipayana and a worm
120 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Knowledge, penances and gifts, which of them is superior
121 17 verses

Knowledge, penances and gifts, which of them is superior
122 20 verses

Knowledge, penances and gifts, which of them is superior
123 18 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The conduct of good and chaste women
124 40 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The efficacy of conciliation and gifts
125 72 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mystery of duties and gifts
126 37 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Deeds pleasing to Vishnu
127 16 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The worship of sacred fire
128 8 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The observance of duties which produces happiness
129 13 verses

The condition of men who know others wives
130 33 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mysteries of duty and religion
131 7 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The power of the Pramathas.
132 11 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The mysteries of duty described by the elephant
133 8 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Duties as described by Maheshvara and Skanda
134 12 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Duties as described by Maheshvara and Skanda
135 21 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The law of diet-The position of various castes about that
136 24 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The expiation of a Brahmana disregarding the law
137 32 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The superiority of charity and devotion
138 11 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The merits of gifts
139 47 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
140 49 verses

Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
141 106 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
142 47 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
143 54 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
144 53 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
145 50 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
146 44 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
147 50 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Religion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
148 64 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Rcligion and profit, which bring on happiness in the next world. The history of Rudra and Uma
149 139 verses

Anushasanika Parva — An account of the one God
150 59 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The Mantras for success in journey, entry into new buildings, and for propitiating malevolent spirits
151 23 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Persons worthy of adoration
152 27 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The fruit of the adoration of Brahmanas
153 19 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Superiority of the Brahmanas over the Element
154 28 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Superiority of the Brahmanas over the Element
155 25 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Superiority of the Brahmanas over the Element
156 33 verses

Superiority of the Brahmanas over the Element
157 26 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Superiority of the Brahmanas over the Element
158 42 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The prosperity following the worship of the Brahmanas
159 50 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The prosperity following the worship of the Brahmanas
160 40 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Shata Rudriya Mantra
161 27 verses

The Same cont.
162 58 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The authority of direct perception, inference, the science of the scriptures
163 14 verses

Time for acquisition of Wealth
164 15 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The influence of Times
165 20 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The means of happiness. The source of wellbeing
166 14 verses

Anushasanika Parva — The instructions of Bhishma
167 43 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Yudhishthira comes to Bhishma
168 32 verses

Anushasanika Parva — Death of Bhisma
169 15 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — Yudhishthira's grief and consolation by Dhritarashtra
170 20 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The conversation between Yudhishthira and Krishna
171 21 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — Consolation offered by Vyasa
172 23 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The story of the Royal Sage Marutta
173 20 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Story of Marutta and Brihaspati continued
174 27 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Story of Marutta and Brihaspati continuncd
175 20 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Story of Marutta and Brihaspati continuncd
176 14 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Story of Marutta and Brihaspati continued
177 31 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Story of Marutta and Brihaspati continuned
178 33 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Story of Marutta and Brihaspati continuned none
179 12 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The story of Vritra and Indra
180 11 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — Mental and Physical Discases as described by Krishna
181 17 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The Means of Salvation as described by Krishna
182 10 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — The exhortation of the Rishis to Yudhishthira for going to Himalayas
183 23 verses

Ashvamedhika Parva — Krishna's desire of going to Dwarka
184 42 verses

Anugita Parva — The story of Anugita
185 35 verses

Anugita Parva — The dissolution of the body and the acquirement of another. The attainment of the soul to Brahman
186 30 verses

Anugita Parva — The fruits of human actions
187 59 verses

Anugita Parva — The characteristics of a Liberated Person
188 19 verses

Anugita Parva — The discourse of the married couple. The description of Brahman
189 25 verses

Anugita Parva — The ten Hotris and two Minds
190 26 verses

Anugita Parva — The seven sacrificing presents
191 21 verses

Anugita Parva — The five sacrificing Pricsts
192 16 verses

Anugita Parva — The first creation in a creature born
193 14 verses

Anugita Parva — The Chaturhotra Sacrifice
194 17 verses

Anugita Parva — Countries, Provinces, mountains and rivers most sanctificd
195 23 verses

Anugita Parva — The extensive forest of Brahma described
196 25 verses

Anugita Parva — Nature described
197 21 verses

Anugita Parva — The discourse between Kartavirya, Arjuna and the Occan
198 31 verses

Anugita Parva — Alarka's discourse about controlling the various organs of the body
199 13 verses

Anugita Parva — The three enemies are
200 26 verses

Anugita Parva — The means for destroying Egoism. The discourse of Janaka
201 8 verses

Anugita Parva — The knowledge of Self
202 12 verses

Anugita Parva — The Source of the Knowledge of Self
203 36 verses

Anugita Parva — An account of Brahman the highest object of Knowledge
204 27 verses

Anugita Parva — The three qualities and the means of improvement
205 5 verses

Anugita Parva — The quality of darkness
206 12 verses

Anugita Parva — The quality of goodness
207 24 verses

Anugita Parva — The united state of the three qualities described
208 11 verses

Anugita Parva — An account of the Great Soul p. 44
209 5 verses

Anugita Parva — The principle of Greatness
210 53 verses

Anugita Parva — The five great clements
211 39 verses

Anugita Parva — The foremost objects in Nature are enumerated
212 22 verses

Anugita Parva — The creation of Day, Night, Stars, etc.
213 24 verses

Anugita Parva — The Whecl of Life
214 47 verses

Anugita Parva — The conduct of the Twice Born
215 14 verses

Anugita Parva — An account of Renunciation
216 12 verses

Anugita Parva — The relation between Nature and Soul
217 17 verses

Anugita Parva — Description of Duty
218 42 verses

Anugita Parva — Abstention from Injury. Association and disassociation of Soul and Naturc.
219 48 verses

Anugita Parva — The mind and the Dissolution of the Body described
220 47 verses

Anugita Parva — The departure of Krishna
221 25 verses

Anugita Parva — The meeting of Krishna and Utanka
222 20 verses

Anugita Parva — Spiritual Science described by Krishna to Utanka
223 26 verses

Anugita Parva — Krishna shows his supreme form to Utanaka
224 31 verses

Anugita Parva — The story of Utanka and Saudasa
225 25 verses

Anugita Parva — The story of Utanka and Saudasa
226 56 verses

Anugita Parva — The story of Utanka and Saudasa
227 16 verses

Anugita Parva — The return of Krishna to dwarka
228 35 verses

Anugita Parva — Krishna describes the wonderful battle
229 34 verses

Anugita Parva — An account of Abhimanyu's death
230 16 verses

Anugita Parva — Obsequial offerings of Abhimanyu
231 12 verses

Anugita Parva — Yudhishthira's acquisition of wealth turned into earth by Marutta
232 10 verses

Anugita Parva — Yudhishthira's acquisition of wealth turned into earth by Marutta
233 14 verses

Anugita Parva — Yudhishthira's acquisition of wealth turned into earth by Marutta
234 26 verses

Anugita Parva — Krishna's return to Hastinapur
235 17 verses

Anugita Parva — Subhadra's famentation
236 19 verses

Anugita Parva — Krishna is requested to restore Abhimanyu's son to life
237 22 verses

Anugita Parva — Krishna restorcs im to life
238 12 verses

Anugita Parva — Great rejoicing
239 24 verses

Anugita Parva — The return of the Pandavas
240 25 verses

Anugita Parva — Yudhishthira's desire for Horse Sacrifice
241 24 verses

Anugita Parva — The horse is let loose and Yudhishthira is initiated
242 33 verses

Anugita Parva — The fight between Arjuna and Trigartas
243 20 verses

Anugita Parva — The fight between Arjuna and Bhagadata
244 26 verses

Anugita Parva — The defeat of Bhagadatta
245 31 verses

Anugita Parva — The battle between Arjuna and the remaining Saindhavas
246 42 verses

Anugita Parva — The speech of Dushala
247 30 verses

Anugita Parva — The arrival of Arjuna at Manipur, Hearing of the death of her husband and son, Chitrangada goes to the field
248 55 verses

Anugita Parva — Ulipi, the daughter of Naga king also, goes there, She revives Arjuna
249 25 verses

Anugita Parva — She gives an account of the whole thing
250 28 verses

Anugita Parva — The return of the sacrificial horse homewards
251 19 verses

Anugita Parva — The return of the sacrificial horse to Dwarka
252 23 verses

Anugita Parva — The battle between Arjuna and Gandhara king
253 40 verses

Anugita Parva — The beginning of the Horse Sacrifice of Arjuna
254 18 verses

Anugita Parva — The arrival of a messenger from Arjuna
255 26 verses

Anugita Parva — Yudhishthira goes out to receive Arjuna
256 38 verses

Anugita Parva — The arrival of Babruvahana, Chitrangada and Ulupi
257 39 verses

Anugita Parva — The ceremony begins
258 106 verses

Anugita Parva — A description of the sacrifice
259 32 verses

Anugita Parva — The ordinance about the sacrifice
260 42 verses

Anugita Parva — Concluded The highest end of all sacrifices
261 25 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The conduct of the Pandavas after regaining their kingdom
262 26 verses

The respectful treatment of the Pandavas towards Dhritarashtra
263 79 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Gruel act of Bhima, the grief of Dhritarashtra and Yudhishthira
264 18 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Vyasa's consolation to Dhritarashtra
265 39 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Dhritarashtra's advice to Yudhishthira
266 18 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Royal duties described by Dhritarashtra
267 23 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Instructions about war and peace
268 19 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Dhritarashtra scttles about returning into forest
269 17 verses

Dhritarashtra announces his intention and apologizes to the citizens
270 46 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The history of the war as described by a Brahmana
271 15 verses

Dhritarashtra distributes money
272 11 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Arjuna advises Bhima, to give up his hostile feelings
273 11 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Vidura communicates to Dhritarashtra, Yudhishthira's apology for Bhima's conduct
274 12 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Distribution of gifts
275 12 verses

Dhritarashtra's departure for the forest
276 32 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Kunti's determination to follow the blind king
277 20 verses

Kuntis reply to her sons
278 23 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The arrival of the party at the forest
279 18 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Arrival at Vyas's hermitage
280 36 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The arrival of ascetics to see the king
281 15 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The sorrows of the Pandavas
282 26 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — Yudhishthira goes with his party to see the king in the forest
283 16 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The royal march
284 20 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The meeting of the Pandavas with their mother and the blind king
285 19 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The same continued
286 32 verses

Dhritarashtra enquires Yudhishthira of his well-being and the latter's reply
287 25 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The passing of a day in the forest by Yudhishthira
288 24 verses

Ashramavasika Parva — The history of Vidura
289 35 verses

Putradarshana Parva — The conversation of Vyasa and other ascetics
290 22 verses

Putradarshana Parva — The history of Karna described by Kunti
291 22 verses

Putradarshana Parva — Gandhari sees her sons
292 23 verses

Putradarshana Parva — Gandhari sees her sons
293 19 verses

Putradarshana Parva — Gandhari sees her sons
294 19 verses

How persons whose bodies have been destroyed re-appear
295 17 verses

Putradarshana Parva — Janamejaya sees his father
296 46 verses

Putradarshana Parva — Vyasa consoles Dhritarashtra
297 39 verses

Naradagamana Parva — Narada comes to Yudhishthira and describes the death of Dhritarashtra, Kunti, and others
298 17 verses

Naradagamana Parva — Yudhishthira's Lamentations
299 26 verses

Naradagamana Parva — Narada describes the history of the death
300 28 verses

MAUSALA PARVA Yudhishthira marks many unusual portents
301 23 verses

Mausala Parva — Vasudeva orders the Vrishnis to make a pilgrimage to the seacoast for bathing in the sacred water of the ocean
302 45 verses

Mausala Parva — The Vrishnis and the Andhakas start on a pilgrimage and meet with their doom
303 26 verses

Mausala Parva — Ascension of Vasudeva
304 13 verses

Mausala Parva — Arrival of Arjuna at Dwarka
305 24 verses

Mausala Parva — Arjuna starts to see his maternal uncle
306 72 verses

Mausala Parva — Arjuna's departure from Dvaravati and his adventures in the Land of the Five Rivers
307 33 verses

Mausala Parva — -Concluded Arjuna sees Vyasa at his hermitage and bemoans his loss. Vyasa's counsels to Arjuna
308 36 verses

Mahaprasthanika Parva — The king leaves the world after hearing Krishna's departui e
309 21 verses

Mahaprasthanika Parva — The departure of Pandava princes from the world
310 32 verses

Shakra comes to the king and informs that he will see all his relatives and Kinsmen
311 19 verses

Svargarohanika Parva — Arrived at Heaven, King Yudhishthira sees Duryodhana blazing with effulgence and seated on an excellent seat Dialogue between Yudhishthira and Narada
312 48 verses

-Yudhishthira's solicitude for his brothers and kinsmen and the Princess of Panchala
313 39 verses

Svargarohanika Parva — The advent of the deities, and their adulation of the conduct of Yudhishthira, Yudhishthira plunges in the celestial Ganga and assumes a celestial body, Yudhishthira…
314 21 verses

Svargarohanika Parva — Yudhishthira sees Govinda in his effulgent Brahma form as also all his brothers and relations, the Princess of Panchala and her sons, his own father and mothers…
315 55 verses

Svargarohanika Parva — Janamejaya's query regarding the period "The heroes of Kurukshetra would remain in the celestial region,' Vaishampayana's reply, Termination of Janamejaya's…
316 75 verses

Svargarohanika Parva — Janamejaya's query as to the ordinances relating to the manner of hastening to a recitation of the Bharata and the fruits yields, Vaishampayana's reply. Magnificence…