THE REAL FACE OF SURYA PUTRA KARNA !!
KARNA EXPOSED !!
KARNA EXPOSED !!
IN THE FIRST THREAD WE DID LIST OUT THE ADHARMI LORD KARNA'S SINS. BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT KARNA'S SINS CAN'T BE LIST OUT IN ONE THREAD WE ARE GIVING A SECOND THREAD ABOUT IT. READ IT VERY CAREFULLY AND KNOW THE REAL FACE OF - SURYA PUTRA KARNA
HERE IS THE LINK OF OUR FIRST THREAD
THREAD #2
SOURCE : KMG Original Translation of Ved Vyas Mahabharat.
INCIDENT 8 - KARNA ADVICES DURYODHANA TO
ATTACK PANDAVAS IN FOREST & KILL THEM
IMMEDIATELY AFTER PANDAVAS WENT TO FOREST FOR THEIR EXILE
ATTACK PANDAVAS IN FOREST & KILL THEM
IMMEDIATELY AFTER PANDAVAS WENT TO FOREST FOR THEIR EXILE
NARRATIVE:
Marking all this, Karna expanding his beautiful
eyes, and vehemently gesticulating in anger,
haughtily addressed Duryodhana and
Dussasana and Suvala's son saying, 'Ye
princes, know ye my opinion! We are all
servants of the king (Duryodhana) waiting
upon him with joined palms! We should,
therefore, do what is agreeable to him! But
we are not always able to seek his welfare
with promptness and activity (owing to our
dependence on Dhritarashtra)! But let us now,
encased in mail and armed with our weapons,
mount our cars and go in a body to slay the
Pandavas now living in the forest! After the
Pandavas have been quieted and after they
have gone on the unknown journey, both
ourselves and the sons of Dhritarashtra will
find peace! As long as they are in distress, as
long as they are in sorrow, as long as they are
destitute of help, so long are we a match for
them! This is my mind!'
eyes, and vehemently gesticulating in anger,
haughtily addressed Duryodhana and
Dussasana and Suvala's son saying, 'Ye
princes, know ye my opinion! We are all
servants of the king (Duryodhana) waiting
upon him with joined palms! We should,
therefore, do what is agreeable to him! But
we are not always able to seek his welfare
with promptness and activity (owing to our
dependence on Dhritarashtra)! But let us now,
encased in mail and armed with our weapons,
mount our cars and go in a body to slay the
Pandavas now living in the forest! After the
Pandavas have been quieted and after they
have gone on the unknown journey, both
ourselves and the sons of Dhritarashtra will
find peace! As long as they are in distress, as
long as they are in sorrow, as long as they are
destitute of help, so long are we a match for
them! This is my mind!'
INCIDENT 9 - KARNA INSULT BHISHMA
PITAHMAH BY CALLING HIM "WRETCHED &
EVIL MINDED WICKED"..!!
PITAHMAH BY CALLING HIM "WRETCHED &
EVIL MINDED WICKED"..!!
NARRATIVE:
Karna said to Duryodhana (about Bhishma
Pitahmah)
Pitahmah)
Let that wretch of the Kuru race, the
exceedingly wicked-minded Bhishma, see it,--
he who vilifies those that do not deserve
censure, and praises those that should not be
praised. Let him this day witness my might,
and blame himself. Do thou, O king, command
me. Victory shall surely be thine. By my
weapon, O monarch, I swear this before thee.'
exceedingly wicked-minded Bhishma, see it,--
he who vilifies those that do not deserve
censure, and praises those that should not be
praised. Let him this day witness my might,
and blame himself. Do thou, O king, command
me. Victory shall surely be thine. By my
weapon, O monarch, I swear this before thee.'
INCIDENT 10 - KARNA'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE
PLANNING OF CURSING PANDAVAS BY RISHI
DURVASA:
PLANNING OF CURSING PANDAVAS BY RISHI
DURVASA:
NARRATIVE:
Vaisampayana continued, "Hearing these
words of the great ascetic, Suyodhana felt
himself to be inspired with new life. Indeed, it
had been agreed upon between himself and
Karna and Dussasana as to what the boon
should be that he would ask of the Muni if the
latter were pleased with his reception. And
the evil-minded king, bethinking himself of
what had previously been decided, joyfully
solicited the following favour, saying, 'The
great king Yudhishthira is the eldest and the
best of our race. That pious man is now living
in the forest with his brothers. Do thou,
therefore, once become the guest of that
illustrious one even as, O Brahmana, thou
hast with thy disciples been mine for some
time. If thou art minded to do me a favour,
do thou go unto him at a time when that
delicate and excellent lady, the celebrated
princess of Panchala, after having regaled with
food the Brahmanas, her husbands and
herself, may lie down to rest.' The Rishi
replied, 'Even so shall I act for thy
satisfaction.' And having said this to
Suyodhana, that great Brahmana, Durvasa,
went away in the very same state in which he
had come. And Suyodhana regarded himself to
have attained all the objects of his desire. And
holding Karna by the hand he expressed great
satisfaction. And Karna, too, joyfully addressed
the king in the company of his brothers,
saying, 'By a piece of singular good luck, thou
hast fared well and attained the objects of thy
desire. And by good luck it is that thy enemies
have been immersed in a sea of dangers that
is difficult to cross. The sons of Pandu are now
exposed to the fire of Durvasa's wrath.
Through their own fault they have fallen into
an abyss of darkness.'
words of the great ascetic, Suyodhana felt
himself to be inspired with new life. Indeed, it
had been agreed upon between himself and
Karna and Dussasana as to what the boon
should be that he would ask of the Muni if the
latter were pleased with his reception. And
the evil-minded king, bethinking himself of
what had previously been decided, joyfully
solicited the following favour, saying, 'The
great king Yudhishthira is the eldest and the
best of our race. That pious man is now living
in the forest with his brothers. Do thou,
therefore, once become the guest of that
illustrious one even as, O Brahmana, thou
hast with thy disciples been mine for some
time. If thou art minded to do me a favour,
do thou go unto him at a time when that
delicate and excellent lady, the celebrated
princess of Panchala, after having regaled with
food the Brahmanas, her husbands and
herself, may lie down to rest.' The Rishi
replied, 'Even so shall I act for thy
satisfaction.' And having said this to
Suyodhana, that great Brahmana, Durvasa,
went away in the very same state in which he
had come. And Suyodhana regarded himself to
have attained all the objects of his desire. And
holding Karna by the hand he expressed great
satisfaction. And Karna, too, joyfully addressed
the king in the company of his brothers,
saying, 'By a piece of singular good luck, thou
hast fared well and attained the objects of thy
desire. And by good luck it is that thy enemies
have been immersed in a sea of dangers that
is difficult to cross. The sons of Pandu are now
exposed to the fire of Durvasa's wrath.
Through their own fault they have fallen into
an abyss of darkness.'
INCIDENT 11 - KARNA ADVICES DURYODHANA
NOT TO GIVE THE PANDAVAS THEIR RIGHTFULL
PROPERTIES & WEALTH WHEN THEY RETURN
TO HASTINAPUR AFTER 13 YEARS OF VANA
VASA & ENTERS INTO A HEATED DEBATE WITH
BHISHMA PITAHMAH:
NOT TO GIVE THE PANDAVAS THEIR RIGHTFULL
PROPERTIES & WEALTH WHEN THEY RETURN
TO HASTINAPUR AFTER 13 YEARS OF VANA
VASA & ENTERS INTO A HEATED DEBATE WITH
BHISHMA PITAHMAH:
NARRATIVE:
And while Bhishma was thus speaking, Karna
wrathfully and insolently interrupted his
words, and looking at Duryodhana said, 'There
is no creature in the world, O Brahmana, who
is not informed of all these facts. What is the
good of repeating them again and again? On
behalf of Duryodhana, Sakuni formerly won in
game of dice. Yudhishthira, the son of Pandu
went to the woods according to a stipulation.
He is now paying no regard to that stipulation,
but confident of aid from the Matsyas and
Panchalas, he wisheth to get back his
ancestral throne. O learned man, Duryodhana
would not yield even a single foot of land if
thou appealest to his fears, but if justice
requires, he would give up the whole earth
even to a foe. If they wish to get back their
ancestral throne, they should pass the
specified period of time in the forest as had
been stipulated. Afterwards let them live as
the dependants of Duryodhana, safe and
sound. From dull-headedness, however, let
them not turn their mind towards an
absolutely unrighteous course. If,
nevertheless, abandoning the path of virtue,
they desire war, then when they encounter in
battle these praise-worthy Kurus, they will
remember these my words.'
wrathfully and insolently interrupted his
words, and looking at Duryodhana said, 'There
is no creature in the world, O Brahmana, who
is not informed of all these facts. What is the
good of repeating them again and again? On
behalf of Duryodhana, Sakuni formerly won in
game of dice. Yudhishthira, the son of Pandu
went to the woods according to a stipulation.
He is now paying no regard to that stipulation,
but confident of aid from the Matsyas and
Panchalas, he wisheth to get back his
ancestral throne. O learned man, Duryodhana
would not yield even a single foot of land if
thou appealest to his fears, but if justice
requires, he would give up the whole earth
even to a foe. If they wish to get back their
ancestral throne, they should pass the
specified period of time in the forest as had
been stipulated. Afterwards let them live as
the dependants of Duryodhana, safe and
sound. From dull-headedness, however, let
them not turn their mind towards an
absolutely unrighteous course. If,
nevertheless, abandoning the path of virtue,
they desire war, then when they encounter in
battle these praise-worthy Kurus, they will
remember these my words.'
INCIDENT 12 - KARNA'S INVOLVEMENT IN
ABHIMANYU'S BRUTAL & COWARDY
SLAUGHTER:
ABHIMANYU'S BRUTAL & COWARDY
SLAUGHTER:
NARRATIVE# 1:
"The Karna, the son of Vikartana, said unto
Drona, 'Abhimanyu grindeth us all. Tell us the
means by which we may slay him"
"The Karna, the son of Vikartana, said unto
Drona, 'Abhimanyu grindeth us all. Tell us the
means by which we may slay him"
Hearing these words, Karna, afflicted with the
shafts of Arjuna's son, once more said unto
Drona, 'Exceedingly afflicted with the shafts of
Abhimanyu, I am staying in battle, only
because (as a warrior) I should stay here.
Indeed, the arrows of this south of great
energy are exceedingly fierce. Terrible as they
are and possessed of the energy of fire, these
arrows are weakening my heart.' The
preceptor then, slowly and with a smile, said
unto Karna, 'Abhimanyu is young, his prowess
is great. His coat of mail is impenetrable. This
one's father had been taught by me the
method of wearing defensive armour. This
subjugator of hostile towns assuredly knoweth
the entire science (of wearing armour). With
shafts well shot, you can, however, cut off his
bow, bow-string, the reins of his steeds, the
steeds themselves, and two Parshni
charioteers. O mighty bowman, O son of
Radha, if competent, do this. Making him turn
back from the fight (by this means), strike him
then. With his bow in hand he is incapable of
being vanquished by the very gods and the
Asuras together. If you wish, deprive him of
his car, and divest him of his bow.'. Hearing
these words of the preceptor, Vikartana's son
Karna quickly cut off, by means of his shafts,
the bow of Abhimanyu, as the latter was
shooting with great activity. He, of Bhoja's
race (viz., Kritavarman) then slew his steeds,
and Kripa slew his two Parshni charioteers.
The others covered him with showers of
arrows after he had been divested of his bow.
Those six great car-warriors, with great speed,
when speed was so necessary, ruthlessly
covered that carless youth, fighting single-
handed with them, with showers of arrows.
Bowless and carless, with an eye, however, to
his duty (as a warrior), handsome Abhimanyu,
taking up a sword and a shield, jumped into
the sky. Displaying great strength and great
activity.
shafts of Arjuna's son, once more said unto
Drona, 'Exceedingly afflicted with the shafts of
Abhimanyu, I am staying in battle, only
because (as a warrior) I should stay here.
Indeed, the arrows of this south of great
energy are exceedingly fierce. Terrible as they
are and possessed of the energy of fire, these
arrows are weakening my heart.' The
preceptor then, slowly and with a smile, said
unto Karna, 'Abhimanyu is young, his prowess
is great. His coat of mail is impenetrable. This
one's father had been taught by me the
method of wearing defensive armour. This
subjugator of hostile towns assuredly knoweth
the entire science (of wearing armour). With
shafts well shot, you can, however, cut off his
bow, bow-string, the reins of his steeds, the
steeds themselves, and two Parshni
charioteers. O mighty bowman, O son of
Radha, if competent, do this. Making him turn
back from the fight (by this means), strike him
then. With his bow in hand he is incapable of
being vanquished by the very gods and the
Asuras together. If you wish, deprive him of
his car, and divest him of his bow.'. Hearing
these words of the preceptor, Vikartana's son
Karna quickly cut off, by means of his shafts,
the bow of Abhimanyu, as the latter was
shooting with great activity. He, of Bhoja's
race (viz., Kritavarman) then slew his steeds,
and Kripa slew his two Parshni charioteers.
The others covered him with showers of
arrows after he had been divested of his bow.
Those six great car-warriors, with great speed,
when speed was so necessary, ruthlessly
covered that carless youth, fighting single-
handed with them, with showers of arrows.
Bowless and carless, with an eye, however, to
his duty (as a warrior), handsome Abhimanyu,
taking up a sword and a shield, jumped into
the sky. Displaying great strength and great
activity.
NARRATIVE # 2:
The mighty car-warriors of thy army beholding
Abhimanyu whose face had the splendour of
the full moon, and whose eyes were rendered
beautiful in consequence of lashes black as
the feathers of the raven, lying prostrate on
the bare earth, were filled with great joy. And
they repeatedly uttered leonine shouts.
Indeed, O monarch, thy troops were in
transports of joy, while tears fell fast from the
eyes of the Pandava heroes. Beholding the
heroic Abhimanyu lying on the field of battle,
like the moon dropped from the firmament,
diverse creatures, O king, in the welkin, said
aloud, 'Alas, this one lieth on the field, slain,
while fighting singly, by six mighty car-warriors
of the Dhartarashtra army, headed by Drona
and Karna. This act hath been, we hold, an
unrighteous one.'
Abhimanyu whose face had the splendour of
the full moon, and whose eyes were rendered
beautiful in consequence of lashes black as
the feathers of the raven, lying prostrate on
the bare earth, were filled with great joy. And
they repeatedly uttered leonine shouts.
Indeed, O monarch, thy troops were in
transports of joy, while tears fell fast from the
eyes of the Pandava heroes. Beholding the
heroic Abhimanyu lying on the field of battle,
like the moon dropped from the firmament,
diverse creatures, O king, in the welkin, said
aloud, 'Alas, this one lieth on the field, slain,
while fighting singly, by six mighty car-warriors
of the Dhartarashtra army, headed by Drona
and Karna. This act hath been, we hold, an
unrighteous one.'
SEE KRISHNA'S WORDS
Narrative:
Upon the slaughter of that hero (Abhimanyu),
grief entered the heart of everyone. Only, the
wicked-souled Karna and Suyodhana(Duryo
dhana) laughed in joy.
grief entered the heart of everyone. Only, the
wicked-souled Karna and Suyodhana(Duryo
dhana) laughed in joy.
INCIDENT 13 - KARNA WANTED TO DO THE SAME WHAT THEY DID TO ABHIMANYU TOWARDS SATYAKI AND DRISHTADHYUMNA
NARRATIVE
During the
progress of that fierce conflict that was so
destructive of heroes the loud twang of
Gandiva , O king, was heard over every other
sound. Hearing then the rattle of Arjuna's car
as also that twang of Gandiva , the Suta's son,
O king, said these words unto Duryodhana,
'Slaughtering our entire army and the
foremost of heroic warriors and many mighty
bowmen among the Kauravas, Arjuna is loudly
twanging his bow. The rattle also of his car is
heard, resembling the roar of the thunder. It's
evident, the son of Pandu is achieving feats
worthy of his own self This son of Pritha, O
monarch, will grind our large host. Many of
our troops are already breaking. No one stays
in battle. Indeed, our army is being dispersed
like a risen mass of clouds dispersed by the
wind. Encountering Arjuna, our host breaks
like a boat on the ocean. The loud wails, O
king, of the foremost of warriors, O monarch,
flying away from the field, or falling down in
consequence of the arrows sped from Gandiva ,
are being heard. Hear, O tiger among car-
warriors, the sound of drums and cymbals
near Arjuna's car at dead of night, resembling
the deep roll of thunder in the welkin. Hear
also the loud wails (of afflicted combatants)
and the tremendous leonine shouts, and
diverse other noises in the vicinity of Arjuna's
car. Here, however, this Satyaki, this foremost
one of the Satwata race, stayeth amid us. If
this object of our aim can be struck down, we
can then vanquish all our foes. Similarly, the
son of the Panchala king is engaged with
Drona. He is encompassed on all sides by
many heroic and foremost of car-warriors. If
we can slay Satyaki and Dhrishtadyumna, the
son of Prishata without doubt, O king, victory
will
be ours. Surrounding these two heroes, these
two mighty car-warriors, #as we #did the #son of
#Subhadra we will strive, O king, to slay them,
viz ., this son of Vrishni's race and this son of
Prishata. Savyasachin, O Bharata, is before us,
coming towards this division of Drona,
knowing that Satyaki is engaged here with
many chief among the Kurus. Let a large
number of our foremost of car-warriors
proceed thither, so that Partha may not be
able to come to the rescue of Satyaki, now
encompassed by many.
progress of that fierce conflict that was so
destructive of heroes the loud twang of
Gandiva , O king, was heard over every other
sound. Hearing then the rattle of Arjuna's car
as also that twang of Gandiva , the Suta's son,
O king, said these words unto Duryodhana,
'Slaughtering our entire army and the
foremost of heroic warriors and many mighty
bowmen among the Kauravas, Arjuna is loudly
twanging his bow. The rattle also of his car is
heard, resembling the roar of the thunder. It's
evident, the son of Pandu is achieving feats
worthy of his own self This son of Pritha, O
monarch, will grind our large host. Many of
our troops are already breaking. No one stays
in battle. Indeed, our army is being dispersed
like a risen mass of clouds dispersed by the
wind. Encountering Arjuna, our host breaks
like a boat on the ocean. The loud wails, O
king, of the foremost of warriors, O monarch,
flying away from the field, or falling down in
consequence of the arrows sped from Gandiva ,
are being heard. Hear, O tiger among car-
warriors, the sound of drums and cymbals
near Arjuna's car at dead of night, resembling
the deep roll of thunder in the welkin. Hear
also the loud wails (of afflicted combatants)
and the tremendous leonine shouts, and
diverse other noises in the vicinity of Arjuna's
car. Here, however, this Satyaki, this foremost
one of the Satwata race, stayeth amid us. If
this object of our aim can be struck down, we
can then vanquish all our foes. Similarly, the
son of the Panchala king is engaged with
Drona. He is encompassed on all sides by
many heroic and foremost of car-warriors. If
we can slay Satyaki and Dhrishtadyumna, the
son of Prishata without doubt, O king, victory
will
be ours. Surrounding these two heroes, these
two mighty car-warriors, #as we #did the #son of
#Subhadra we will strive, O king, to slay them,
viz ., this son of Vrishni's race and this son of
Prishata. Savyasachin, O Bharata, is before us,
coming towards this division of Drona,
knowing that Satyaki is engaged here with
many chief among the Kurus. Let a large
number of our foremost of car-warriors
proceed thither, so that Partha may not be
able to come to the rescue of Satyaki, now
encompassed by many.
IN INDIA EVEN THE MOST HEINOUS
CRIMINALS CAN BECOME HERO..THIS HAPPENS
BECAUSE OF LACK OF KNOWLEDGE,
IGNORANCE,BLIND FAITH,UNJUSTIFIED
SYMPATHY,
LACK OF WILL TO VERIFY FACTS, AS WELL AS
HOAX & LIES SPREAD BY ELECTRONIC & PRINT
MEDIA INCLUDING INTERNET BLOGS,SOCIAL
NETWORK'S FANPAGES,WORDPRESS WRITE
UPS,FAKE SERIALS,DRAMAS & NOVELS,ETC...&
KARNA IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF ONE SUCH
"EPIC CHARACTER" WHO GOT
BENEFIT OF DOUBT ARSING FROM THIS
UNFORTUNATE PARADOX!!
CRIMINALS CAN BECOME HERO..THIS HAPPENS
BECAUSE OF LACK OF KNOWLEDGE,
IGNORANCE,BLIND FAITH,UNJUSTIFIED
SYMPATHY,
LACK OF WILL TO VERIFY FACTS, AS WELL AS
HOAX & LIES SPREAD BY ELECTRONIC & PRINT
MEDIA INCLUDING INTERNET BLOGS,SOCIAL
NETWORK'S FANPAGES,WORDPRESS WRITE
UPS,FAKE SERIALS,DRAMAS & NOVELS,ETC...&
KARNA IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF ONE SUCH
"EPIC CHARACTER" WHO GOT
BENEFIT OF DOUBT ARSING FROM THIS
UNFORTUNATE PARADOX!!
WE HAVE EXPOSED THE EVIL FACE OF SURYA PUTRA KARNA. HOPE THIS THREAD WILL BECOME AN EYE OPENER FOR ALL BLIND SUPPORTERS OF EVIL KARNA
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