Duryodhan
दुर्योधनDur-yoh-dhan · /dʊrˈjoːd̪ʱən/
MasculineSanskritIndianRare
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Meaning
Difficult to fight; hard to conquer; unconquerable.
Legacy
Duryodhan is the eldest of the Kauravas, the primary antagonist in the Hindu epic Mahabharata, whose actions lead to a great war.
Known for
Duryodhan is a prominent antagonist in the Mahabharata, which limits its adoption for newborns despite its cultural significance.
warrior
The images that carry it
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The crossed swords symbolize Duryodhan's role as a warrior and his central involvement in the epic Kurukshetra War.
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The crown represents Duryodhan's status as a prince and his relentless ambition to be the sole emperor of Hastinapura.
🤝
The handshake signifies Duryodhan's strong and loyal friendship with Karna, a bond that endures through great adversity.
What it asks of you
Moral
One must consider the consequences of ambition on family and society.
Character
It embodies an unyielding will and a fierce loyalty to one's chosen allies.
Mindset
It reflects a determination to achieve power and maintain control, whatever the cost.
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