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Bheeshma lying ona bed of arrows:It has been explained through science that when a person is alied the last remedy to revive or keep alive the body from decaying is acupuncture. An instance of biotechnology: In Srimadbhagavat, it has been mentioned that when His Excellency Nimi was dead, the seers by process of Mantha, perhaps, human cloning in modern idioms created a new baby from his dead body. The baby was called Janaka, as it was out of mantha cloning of his father. It was called Videha, as it was born out of a non-sexual process. As the baby was born out of a process of mantha it was called Mithila and his kingdom was also named as Mithila.

This is no more a myth as evident from the successful transplantation of the embryo of a daughter in the womb of her mother by a team of biotechnocrats in USA. Another myth that Taksheela students had reanimated a lion out of its laying bones will be a reality in coming days. People will also see how Zygote of Gandhari Mahabharata , after abortion, would have been metamorphosed into hundred embryos or hundred sons.

Mahabharata takes various engineering and science marvels completely different levels.

Posted by Unknown at PM Reactions:. Vikas May 10, at PM. Unknown September 28, at PM. Newer Post Older Post Home. Since time immemorial, mankind has been experiencing different kinds of warfare in all the dimensions possible. Back in those days waging war was more or less intended to eliminate evil and to establish truth for which highly sophisticated weapons were used only when they needed it the most to avoid any possible large scale demolition and collateral damage.

Yes, that was the power and technology they had thousands years back. Mahabharata: The Influence Mahabharata is one of the two major epics of ancient India and is written in Sanskrit. It consists of the epic narrative of the Kurukshetra War apart from the devotional and philosophical aspects of the goals of life. The Kurukshetra war had witnessed a lot of ancient weaponry which was far more advanced and futuristic than what we posses today.

Was used by Ashwatthama on Parikshit. It is thought that the Brahmashirsha astra is the evolution of the Brahmastra, 4 times stronger than Brahmastra. In the epic Mahabharata, it is said that the weapon manifest with the four heads of Lord Brahma as its tip. Numerous peals of thunder were heard , thousands of meteors fell and all living creatures trembled with utter dread.

The whole earth trembled , mountains , water bodies and trees all alike. When this weapon was targeted and used , there was no escaping. It would bring total annihilation. The area it hit, it will create a complete destruction and nothing were to grow , not even a single blade of grass for the next 12 years. The area would not have a single drop of rain for the next 12 years. Similar to the Brahmastra, this is another weapon with increased effects. So the same mystery applies here as well - even if we assume it to be an improved version of the Brahmastra with more horsepower.

A defensive weapon. Capable of repelling any astra ever created.

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In the epic Mahabharata, it is said that the weapon manifest with the all 5 heads of Lord Brahma as its tip. This weapon is said to possess the power to destroy the entire solar systems or Brahmand, the 14 realms according to Hindu cosmology. When this weapon is invoked , events similar to Brahmashirsha astra and Brahmastra takes place. This is yet another magnified version of the Brahmastra and Brahmashirshastra which is described to be more powerful than the Brahma and Brahmashirsha weapons, and hence enters the list of un-decoded mysteries.

One of the most powerful weapons among all the astras. Would destroy target completely, irrespective of target's nature. When released, the weapon summons several monsters and a huge spirit which personifies the weapon. Each time the weapon is summoned, its head is never the same. The description of the effects of Pashupatastra is also very severe, except that this weapon is described more as a personal attack weapon which destructs the surroundings as well unlike the Brahma, Brahmashirsha and Brahmanda whose effects are more related to explosions and devastations.

Another mysterious description indeed. This is the celstial weapon of Vishnu and had to be obtained from Vishnu directly, and only Vishnu can halt the weapon. In the Mahabharata war, Bhagadatta used the Vaishnavastra against Arjun, and Krishna stood up and let the arrow hit him which in turn becomes a garland. As per Vishnupurana, this is the fastest astra out of all weapons used in Mahabharata.

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This was probably some kind of a arrow with a special nock to enable great launch speed and special fletchings to enable higher flight speed, and may be a very rigid head that can penetrate rigid armours. This powerful weapon belongs to Indra and it was graced to Karna by Indra.

Karna was planning to use it against Arjuna, but had use it against Ghatothkachan to save the army of Duryodhana from mass destruction. This weapon is also described as one which is certain to kill any target. This might probably have been an arrow with a sharp arrow head something like a diamond head which would make the wound a mortal one. Another possibility is that the arrow head gets cut off once the arrow pierces the target. Just after launching this weapon, the whole chariot gets covered with Manojava particles particles that can travel faster than speed of light.

Due to these particles the cariot and the warrior on it becomes able to travel more than the speed of light which give the perceptio that they are present at different places at the same time. Thic confuses the enemy and gives enough time to cause huge devastation to enemey forces. Ashwatthama used this during the nocturnal slaughter at the end of the war.

By the description of the weapon during the slaughter by Ashwatthama, this sound like another war machine that could used for a massacre - something similar to the Narayanastra mentioned above. Email: princevenus mahabharata-research. Military Academy. The War. Home About The Epic. About The Epic.

The Mysterious Weapons. Advanced war techniques of Mahabharata period. Mukta means which is released completely from the user. Discus and darts are examples for this. Amukta type of weapons cannot be released from the hand. The weapons like gadha and sword are best examples. Weapons which are sometimes released are called Muktamukta. Weapons like Shula and Axe are examples of this variety.

Mukta weapons are again classified based on their mode of release.

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Weapons hurled with the help of machines are called Yantramukta. A catapult ball or an arrow shot from a bow are examples for this. Weapons hurleed directly by hand are called Panimukta. Throwing of stones, spears etc would fall under this. Weapons which are hurled with the power of mantras are called Mantramukta.