Those who understood him could see his intelligence and those who did not understand these questions. He felt that he just wanted to create ambiguity and confusion about everything. A whole scripture has come out of this, which is called ‘Sahadeva – Wisdom’.

Sahadeva’s Parents (Madri-Ashwin Kumar)

Nakula and Sahadev, two of the five Pandavas, were the sons of Madri-Ashwin Kumar. But she is considered as Pandu’s son because Madri was Pandu’s wife. Pandu was cursed that whenever he cohabitates with his wife Kunti or Madri, he will die instantly. That is why four sons were born on Kunti’s mantra power’s strength, and she told the same mantra to Madri, who had two sons. In this way, both of them got six sons, including one Karna.

Shalya was the maternal uncle of Nakula-Sahadev, the king of Madras. Shalya was from the family of Shriram. Shalu fought on behalf of the Kauravas.

Son Of Sahadeva

Draupadi, Vijaya, Bhanumati and the daughter of Jarasandha. Draupadi got Shrutakarma, Vijaya got Suhotra son. Apart from this, Ike had two sons, one of whom was named Somak. Three texts are derived from the name of Sahadev – Vyadhisandhavimardan, Agnistrota, Shakuna Examination.

Yudhisthira (Brother)

According to the epic Mahabharata of ancient India, Yudhisthira was the eldest brother among the five Pandavas. He was the first son of Pandu and Kunti. Yudhisthira is also called Dharmaraja (Yamaraja) son. On the last day of the Mahabharata, he killed his maternal uncle, Shalya, who was on the side of the Kauravas.

Arjuna (Brother)

Arjuna is the son of Kunti. Durvasa Rishi invoked Indra from the mantra that was given to Kunti and received the great, ardent son Arjuna. It was Arjuna who, with the help of his Sakha, director, guru, Krishna, achieved Vijayashree in the war of Mahabharata.

Duryodhana

Duryodhana (Sanskrit: Duryodhana means a battle with which is extremely difficult, literally means far away = tough, Yodhan = war/fight, Duryodhana is also known as Suyodhana who is a primary antagonist in the Hindu epic) King of Mahabharata. The eldest of the hundred sons of Dhritarashtra and Rani Gandhari was the Kauravas.

Akashvani At Birth

When Nakula and Sahadeva were born, Akashvani said, ‘These twin brothers in power and form will be more than the twins themselves.’ Both were called the territorial sons of Auras and Pandu of Ashvinikumaras.

Sahadev Was A Doctor

Like his father and brother, he was proficient in animal husbandry and medicine, and he also took care of animals at Virat’s place at the time of his disgrace. They also used to do the work of grazing cows.

Mahabharata War

In the Mahabharata war, the horse of Sahadeva’s chariot of the horse was of a coloured colour and waved the swan flag on his chariot. He is believed to have been 105 years old at the time of his death. Sahadev is considered a good chariot warrior. He killed Shakuni and her sons.

Sahadeva Was The Trikaldarshi

Sahadev learned astrology, religion, scripture, and Chikitsa from Dronacharya itself. Sahadev knew in advance about every event that would happen in the future. They knew that the Mahabharata would happen and who would beat whom and who would be victorious. But Lord Krishna cursed him that if he tells people about this, then he will die.

Pandu, the godfather of Sahadev, was very knowledgeable. His last desire was that all 5 of his boys consume his remains so that the expertise he has acquired most likely to his kids! Only Sahadev obeyed the father’s will by showing courage. He ate three parts of the father’s brain. By eating the first piece, Sahadev got to know history. By eating the second piece, he started seeing the present, and in the third piece, he started looking at the future. In this way, he became a Trikala.

Sahadeva Had Four Wives

Draupadi, Vijaya, Bhanumati, and the daughter of Jarasandha. Draupadi got Shrutakarma, Vijaya got Suhotra son. Apart from this, Ike had two sons, one of whom was named Somak. Three texts are derived from the name of Sahadev – Vyadhisandhavimardan, Agnistrota, Shakuna Examination.

Kingdom Of Sahadev

The Pandavas expanded their kingdom by going in different directions. Sahadeva defeated the coastal kings of South India by defeating the Traipur and Pourveshwara kings. He took the kingdom of kings such as Shurpak, Talakat, Dandak, Seaswadi, Mlechha, Nishad, Purusad, Karnapravarna, Nararakshyoni, Kalmukh, Kolgiri, Surabhipattan, Tamradwip, Ramakaparvat, and Timingal.

Nakul And Sahadev

Nakula and Sahadev, two of the five Pandavas, were the sons of Madri-Ashwin Kumar. But she is considered as Pandu’s son because Madri was Pandu’s wife. Dhritarashtra’s elder brother was Pandu. Pandu was cursed that whenever he cohabitates with his wife Kunti or Madri, he will die instantly. That is why four sons were born on Kunti’s mantra power’s strength, and she told the same mantra to Madri, who had two sons. In this way, both of them got six sons, including one Karna.

Sahadeva In Mahabharata

Sahadev, the last of the Pandava brothers, is perhaps the most enigmatic about him, and very little is said about himself. But the Mahabharata says that he was the most enlightened of all the Pandavas.

Pandu Knows How To Be A Respected Man

The tale goes that when the Pandavas were little boys, their dad Pandu and his mom Kunti and Madri lived in expatriation in the forest. Pandu brought his children to that numberless penance and every day how Pandu sat on his knees to make his son a respectable man of samajate.

Sahadeva Eats His Father’s Mind

When Pandu sat on his knee, Sahadev told him that he should consume his own brain. Only then will you be able to know everything about this world. Sahadev looked at his father with big eyes and said that he would consume his father’s mind.

Then Pandu died, and Madri, Sahadev, and Nakula’s mother accepted the death to move to the next area with her husband. The Pandava brothers stood and watched with Kunti on their courtship as Pandu. Sahadev looked at his father’s brain.

In his child’s mind, he knew what he had to do. This was his father’s order. Without a word, Sahadev reached the flames, and Sahadev went into the jungles.

Krishna, meanwhile, was far away in Mathura but knew what was happening. He also knew that if Sahadev successfully did the work he wanted to do, it would be a disaster. Taking the form of an ancient sage, Krishna followed Sahadev.

Sahadeva Became ‘Trikala Gyani’

But the little boy had already cut his father’s brain. And with that bite, he became enlightened about everything that had happened in the history of the world. With the second bite, he became enlightened about everything that was happening around the world. And with the third bite, he became enlightened about all that would occur in the future of the world. Sahadeva ended up being Trikkal Gyani, recognizing three times – and also though he was just a little child, he understood that the ancient sages who followed him were not an old sage but the Supreme Lord himself.