The Bhagavad Gita

Description

The Bhagavad Gita frames some portion of the Mahabharata, an immense epic sonnet in old-style Sanskrit that recounts to the tale of a staggering competition between two families of the decision class for control of a realm in northern India. The Gita consists of an exchange between two driving characters in this epic, Arjuna and Krishna, at a strained second similarly as a war between the different sides is going to start. The conversation manages the ethical respectability of the war and much else also. The Gita starts with Arjuna in confusion and misery, dropping his weapons; it closes with Ar-juna getting his bow, all questions settled and prepared for the fight to come. When he does as such, the war starts, and the account of the Mahabharata proceeds.