Shantanava

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Shantanava is an epithet of Bhishma, the revered grandsire and formidable warrior of the Mahabharata, known for his vow of lifelong celibacy and unwavering loyalty to the Kuru throne.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mahabharata character
epithet
mythological figure
affiliation Kuru dynasty NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Devavrata NERFINISHED
Ganga-putra NERFINISHED
Shantanava NERFINISHED
appearsIn Mahabharata NERFINISHED
associatedWith Anushasana Parva NERFINISHED
Bhishma Parva NERFINISHED
Hindu epic literature
Kuru dynasty NERFINISHED
Shanti Parva NERFINISHED
boon iccha-mrityu (ability to choose the time of death)
derivedFrom Shantanu NERFINISHED
diesIn Kurukshetra War NERFINISHED
epithetType patronymic epithet
father Shantanu NERFINISHED
givesTeachingsTo Yudhishthira on dharma
grandfatherOf Kauravas NERFINISHED
Pandavas NERFINISHED
honorificFor Bhishma NERFINISHED
killedBy Arjuna NERFINISHED
arrows on a bed of arrows
knownFor strict adherence to dharma as he understood it
language Sanskrit
meaning son of Shantanu
mentorOf Duryodhana NERFINISHED
Yudhishthira NERFINISHED
mother Ganga NERFINISHED
notableFor martial prowess
unwavering loyalty to the Kuru throne
vow of lifelong celibacy
receivesTeachingsFrom Krishna (as adviser and charioteer to Pandavas) NERFINISHED
refersTo Bhishma NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
role commander of the Kaurava army
grandsire of the Kauravas and Pandavas
sideInWar Kauravas NERFINISHED
teacherOf Kauravas NERFINISHED
Pandavas NERFINISHED
textualSource Mahabharata, critical and traditional recensions
usedIn Mahabharata NERFINISHED
vow lifelong celibacy
renunciation of claim to the Kuru throne
weaponSpecialty archery

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Bhishma alsoKnownAs Shantanava