Exile of Pandavas from "summary" of Mahabharat Ki Kahaniyan by Harish Sharma
After losing in a game of dice against the Kauravas, the Pandavas were forced to go into exile for twelve years. Additionally, they had to spend one more year in disguise, living incognito without being recognized by anyone. During their exile period, the Pandavas faced many challenges and hardships. They had to endure living in forests, facing the dangers of wild animals and harsh weather conditions. Despite their difficult circumstances, the Pandavas remained strong and united, supporting each other through thick and thin. While in exile, the Pandavas encountered various sages and learned many important lessons from them. They gained valuable knowledge and wisdom that would help them in their future endeavors. This period of exile was not just a physical journey for the Pandavas but also a ...
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