Translator of  Mahabharata  and Literary Maestro

  • 1908-1910 - October - Beginning of the first festival season. The Sabaparvam concluded.

  • 1914 - Anusasana Parva, Sandhiparva, concluded.

  • 1915 - Virata Udyoga Sri Bhishma Parva commenced and completed.

  • 1915-1919 - World War I; enlistment and embargo on publications.

  • 1920 - Durona Parva commenced and concluded.

  • 1921-1931 - Karnaparva, Salya, Ashramavasika, Prasthanam, and other chapters of Jaya and Bharata epics were published.

  • 1932 - Ramanujachariar presented the Tamil adaptation of the Mahabharata, totalling 18 parvas in 14 volumes with 9064 pages, to the Tamil people.

Mahabharata
Parva Parva Name View
Parva 1

Adi Parva

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Parva 2

Sabha Parva

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Parva 3

Vana Parva I

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Parva 4

Vana Parva II

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Parva 5

Virata Parva

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Parva 6

Udyoga Parva

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Parva 7

Bhisma Parva

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Parva 8

Drona Parva

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Parva 9

Karna Parva

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Parva 10

Salya Parva

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Parva 11

Sauptika Parva

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Parva 12

Stri Parvas

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Parva 13

Shanti Parva

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Parva 14

Anushasana Parva

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Parva 15

Ashvamedha Parva

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Parva 16

Asramavasika Parva

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Parva 17

Mausala Parva

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Parva 18

Mahaprasthanika Parva

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Parva 19

Swargarohanika Parva

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Parva 20

Shanth Parva

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