KISAH PANDAWA LAHIR ll MAHABHARATA || ANIMASI TUGAS AKHIR

Summary

In this dramatic story, King Pandu, cursed for hunting a deer that transforms into a human, faces the consequences of his actions. With his wife Kunti, they seek purification and a way to have children, as Pandu's curse prevents him from fathering any. Kunti uses a magical spell to summon gods, resulting in the birth of three sons—each possessing unique qualities. As the story unfolds, Pandu and Kunti navigate the challenges of their situation, ultimately seeking peace and healing through divine intervention.

Takeaways

• 😀 Pandu embarks on a hunt in the forest, seeking to kill animals, but encounters a deer with a mysterious message.
• 😀 The male deer Pandu shoots speaks, warning him about the consequences of killing creatures in love and the sin involved.
• 😀 The male deer curses Pandu, telling him he will never feel love again and that anyone who does will die.
• 😀 Pandu feels regret after the curse, returning to Hastina where he explains the incident to his wife.
• 😀 Due to the curse, Pandu and his wife leave Hastina and seek a way to purify themselves in a remote area of the forest.
• 😀 Kunti, Pandu's wife, uses a spell to summon gods in order to have children since Pandu is unable to conceive due to the curse.
• 😀 The first child, Puntadewa, is born from the blessings of the god Dharma, and is described as very handsome.
• 😀 Kunti seeks more children, using the spell again to summon the god Bayu, who grants them a second child.
• 😀 Kunti expresses a desire for even more children and uses the spell one final time to summon another god, resulting in two additional children.
• 😀 Kunti later shares her experience with others, offering to teach them how to summon gods for children, with gratitude for the divine gifts.

Q & A

Why did King Pandu feel regretful after hunting the deer?

King Pandu felt regretful because the deer he shot spoke to him, revealing that hunters and animals are bound by a moral law, and he had violated this by killing the deer, who was cursed to no longer feel love.

What curse did King Pandu receive after killing the deer?

King Pandu was cursed to never feel love again. If he did, he would die, as the deer had warned him about the consequences of his actions.

How did King Pandu's curse affect his relationship with his wife?

The curse made King Pandu unable to physically touch or come near his wife, as doing so would result in his death. This caused a strain in their relationship, and he explained the curse to her.

What did King Pandu and his wife decide to do after he was cursed?

King Pandu and his wife decided to leave the kingdom of Hastina, handing over the throne to his brother, King Dhritarashtra. They embarked on a journey to find a place where they could purify themselves.

What was the significance of Kunti’s spell in the story?

Kunti used a spell to summon gods in order to have children since King Pandu was unable to father any due to the curse. The spell allowed her to call on various gods to grant her children.

Which gods did Kunti summon, and what children did she receive?

Kunti summoned three gods: Dharma (who gave her a son named Yudhishthira), Vayu (who gave her a son named Bhima), and Indra (who gave her a son named Arjuna).

How did King Pandu and Kunti feel about having children through divine intervention?

King Pandu and Kunti were overjoyed with the children granted by the gods, but Kunti also faced the burden of raising them with love and care, as instructed by the gods.

What role did the gods play in the fulfillment of Kunti’s desire for children?

The gods played a crucial role by granting Kunti's wish for children after she used her spell to summon them. The gods agreed to her request because of King Pandu's curse and the couple's need for offspring.

Why was Kunti’s spell able to summon more than one god?

Kunti’s spell was powerful enough to call multiple gods, allowing her to have several children. She used the spell to summon three different gods, each bestowing a son upon her.

What was Kunti’s final decision after receiving the children from the gods?

After receiving her children, Kunti expressed gratitude and returned to her home, but also shared her ability to summon gods with others, offering to teach them how to use the spell to have children as well.