Answer to Question #299959 in English for garg

Question

The idea of Dharma is central to the Mahabharat. Discuss with reference to the sections prescribed.

Answer 1

Dharma in the context of Mahabharata is depicted to mean an individual's way of action and a way of determining right or wrong. Mahabharata reveals instances of Dharma on the following occasions.

When Krishna allows the Pandavas to resolve their issues, that is considered an act of Dharma.

Brahmin's act of obedience and kindness, is considered the living example of Dharma when he forgives the king even after he ordered for him to be killed.

on many occasions throughout the book, we are reminded of the subtlety of Dharma and any act of goodwill was associated to it.