Guru of Karna in the Mahabharata

[paul linus]

Parashurama was the guru of Karna in the Mahabharata, who was the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu. He was born as Bhumihar Brahmin.

 

[Nil Thapliyal]

Karna was the son of Surya and unmarried teenage Kunti, who later became Pandava queen. He sometimes was also called as Anga-Raja, Vasusena, Radheya and Sutaputra.

Karna was a good and loyal friend of Duryodhana, who appointed him as king of Anga.

He was the older half-brother of Arjuna.

 

[paul linus]

Do you know that the earlier name of Kunti was Pritha. She was the daughter of Surasena, who was the king of Yadava dynasty.

 

[Nil Thapliyal]

Karna was born with earrings and armor breastplate. As a warrior he was equal to Arjuna. He was the flawed tragic hero of the era. Even though he was generous to Brahmins but arrogant against the Pandavas.