Who was more powerful Arjun or Eklavya?
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Who was more powerful Arjun or Eklavya?
Arjuna is more powerful than Eklavya because Arjuna was dear friend & devotee of Shree Krishna. So Arjuna was amongst the powerful warriors in the Universe.
Who can defeat Karna in archery?
On 16th day of war, Karna was appointed to protect Dushyasana from clutches of Bhima. Bhima defeated by Karna in archery. Soon Karna picked up sword and rushed on to Bhima. Soon they engaged in sword fight, when Bhima was about to stab Karna, Karna’s son Banasena came in aid of his father.
Who defeated Ekalavya?
Purana
The Bhagavata Purana mentions that Ekalavya assisted Jarasandha, when he attacked Mathura, to take revenge of the death of Kansa.In this battle Ekalavya was killed by Lord Krishna, because Krishna knew about the future war of Mahabharat and Ekalavya could become an obstacle in the establishment of dharma.
Is Eklavya and Karna same?
No, karna and eklavya were not same because eklavya had given his thumb as a guru dakshina to dronacharya and so he could not fight in the battle of mahabharat. But karna was fighting in mahabharat and can also shoot arrows which eklavya cannot (after giving his thumb to dronacharya).
Who was stronger Arjun or Karna?
Karna, though being a great archer, was clearly unable to upskill himself and learn advanced fighting skills like Arjuna. And so, in the end, even though he was killed in an unfair combat, this particular battle clearly proved that he was no match for Arjuna’s skills.
Who was Eklavya in his next birth?
In the next life, Ekalavya was born as Draupad’s son, Dhrishtadyumna. When Krishna killed Eklavya, he gave it a boon that in the next life, will be born in the name of Dhrishtadyumna and will take revenge for his thumb from Dronacharya who had cut off the deceit.
Who is great Karna or Arjun?
Who was brave Arjun or Karna?
Both of them were equally skilled and talented in their own ways. But, in the end, the paths they chose make it evident that Arjuna is more deserving to be titled as not only the greatest or bravest but also the morally correct warrior of the two.