In English
The depicts the triple qualifies of , and . The relevance of the is not confined to a particular time, place or circumstances. It is of universal significance for all times. Its relevance is not limited to India alone. The holds out as an embodiment of ideal qualities. As a son, friend, husband, master and ruler, He was an ideal without a parallel. In the world one may be an ideal son, but not an ideal friend. One may be an ideal friend, but not an ideal brother. But stands out unique as an embodiment of all ideal attributes. Students should note an important aspect relating to the breaking of the bow of at the court of . Though the bow was broken, the string connecting the two ends of the bow did not break at all, for the two ends of the bow stand for and - and . In fact the bond between and , and is an unbreakable one. The demonstrates the inseparable bond between and . The has been divided into two sections: the and the . The deals with the valorous deeds of , his victory over indomitable heroes like , and . These events speak of the dauntless courage, the matchless valour and the immense physical and mental prowess of . The (the latter half is suffused with (compassion) and seeks to install the (The Principle) in the hearts of the people.