Fourth volume contains the second part of the Vana Parvam (Aranya Parvam) of Sree Yaaji's 12 volume set of Sloka- Vachana Mahabharatam in Telugu. This volume begins with how Arjuna fulfills the requirements of Devatas after acquiring the training in Astras. Pandavas get cautioned of the deadly power of the Astras when applied without a target / direction. To know about the remaining topics, stotras and other legends from this part, read the brief summary, Parva Sangraham, of this volume here.
Vanaparvam Parva Smgraha, a brief introduction to Aranya Parvam Purva Bhaagamu is here,
Vana Parva, also known as Aranya Parva is one of the largest of the 18 Parvas of Mahabharata. It is covered in two parts in the Third and fourth volumes of Sri Saripalle Somayaji's Sloka-Vachana Mahabharatam. Vanaparva depicts Pandava's sincerity, patience and courage towards abiding by Dharma, despite the facts that they are capable of fighting back and that they had got the peoples' support. First part of Sri Somayaji's Vana Parva has Pandava's departure to the forest, their stay at different places in the forest. They get engaged in the activities of regaining their past glory. It also has descriptions of places of pilgrimage, beauty of Himalayas and many other awesome topics. To know more, click here for the brief description of VanaParva in Telugu by Sri Saripalle Somayaji.
