Kapidhwaja Ratha: Unraveling the Mystery of Arjuna's Divine Chariot in Mahabharata
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Kapidhwaja Ratha: Unraveling the Mystery of Arjuna's Divine Chariot in Mahabharata
- •Arjuna's chariot, named Kapidhwaja Ratha, was unique for its banner featuring Lord Hanuman, symbolizing protection and victory.
- •The chariot was gifted to Arjuna by Lord Shiva and later driven by Lord Krishna, making it a platform for Dharma and knowledge.
- •It was pulled by four divine white horses: Shaivya, Balahaka, Meghapushpa, and Sugriva, known for their speed and power.
- •Lord Krishna's role as charioteer was pivotal, as he guided Arjuna and delivered the Bhagavad Gita, influencing the war's outcome.
- •After the war, the chariot mysteriously burned down, revealing it was sustained by the divine presence of Krishna and Hanuman.
Why It Matters: Arjuna's Kapidhwaja Ratha, with Krishna's guidance and Hanuman's presence, symbolized Dharma and victory.
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