Kauravas

[ kou-ruh-vahz ]

noun

, (used with a plural verb)

1. (in the Mahabharata ) the cousins and enemies of the Pandavas.

Example Sentences

The Kauravas were destroyed, the only survivors being the Pandavas and Krishna with his charioteer.

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Bhrisma, leader of the Kauravas, instructs Yudhishthira on the duties of kings and other topics.

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The Kauravas, not content with their own territory, looked with jealous eyes upon that of their kinsmen, the Pandavas.

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The blind old father of the Kauravas asked Sangara to tell him how the battle had gone.

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The battle began and proceeded for ten long days when Bhrisma, the chief general of the Kauravas, fell.

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