Yudhishthira’s Wisdom – Four Levels of Interacting | Flax Golden Tales
Yudhishthira’s Wisdom – Four Levels of Interacting | Flax Golden Tales Yudhishthira’s Wisdom (The Mahabharata – Shanta Rao’s Adaptation) – Ancient Tales Questions Answer Apply the four levels of interacting with the text to “Yudhishthira’s Wisdom.” Ans: i. Literal Comprehension: This Tale “Yudhishthira’s Wisdom” has been taken from the Hindu epic “The Mahabharata”. It is one of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India, recounting events that it might have been taken place 2300 years ago. Once, five Pandav brothers were running after a deer for the hunt in the dark and deep forest in hot weather, suddenly, they all grew very tired and thirsty. Yudhishthira’s, who was the eldest brother, sat under a tree and sent his younger brother, Sahadeva to search for water. He didn’t come back for a long time so he sent his next brother, Nakula to search him. He also failed to return. Accordingly, he sent his remaining brothers, Bhim and Arjun one by one to search th...