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The Mahabharata

Vyasa

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The Mahabharata
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Two families fight a war for a kingdom. The longest poem ever written. Duty, dharma, and destruction.

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Two families fight a war for a kingdom. The longest poem ever written. Duty, dharma, and destruction.

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Two families fight a war for a kingdom. The longest poem ever written. Duty, dharma, and destruction.

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