Ved Vyasa, also known as Krishna Dvaipayana, a great sage (rishi), wrote the Mahabharata, an Indian epic.
According to legends, Vyasa was overwhelmed by the epic's size, sought Lord Ganesha's assistance and agreed to write it without pausing.
The Mahabharata, a historical epic, tells the events of the Kuru dynasty, highlighting family tensions, ethical issues, and the consequences of war.
The epic acts as a record of historical dynasties and events, giving people a feeling of cultural identity and a link to their ancestors.
It explores philosophical and ethical issues, focusing on dharma, karma, reality, and provides lessons on leadership, social order & meaningful life.
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