Khandavaprastha

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Khandavaprastha is the ancient forested region in the Mahabharata that was cleared and transformed into the city of Indraprastha by the Pandavas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient region
forest
place in the Mahabharata
associatedEpisode Khandava-daha (burning of Khandava) NERFINISHED
associatedWith Agni NERFINISHED
Krishna NERFINISHED
Pandavas NERFINISHED
burnedBy Agni NERFINISHED
burningAssistedBy Arjuna NERFINISHED
Krishna NERFINISHED
clearedBy Pandavas NERFINISHED
countryInModernInterpretations India NERFINISHED
developedInto capital city of the Pandavas
event burning of the Khandava forest
formerCondition forested wilderness
givenBy Dhritarashtra NERFINISHED
givenTo Pandavas NERFINISHED
governedByAfterTransformation Yudhishthira NERFINISHED
languageOfPrimarySources Sanskrit
laterCondition urban city
laterKnownAs Indraprastha NERFINISHED
linkedTo Delhi region (traditional identification)
locatedInWork Mahabharata NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Adi Parva NERFINISHED
Sabha Parva NERFINISHED
mythologicalContext Indian epic tradition
near Hastinapura NERFINISHED
Yamuna River NERFINISHED
notableFor destruction of forest to found Indraprastha
partOf Kuru kingdom NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
themeAssociated conflict between nature and civilization
transformedInto Indraprastha NERFINISHED

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Indraprastha relatedPlace Khandavaprastha