What did the Pandavas lost in the game of dice?

He lost his kingdom, his brothers, his own self, and finally he lost Draupadi.

Who defeated Pandavas in the game of dice?

The game of dice In the epic, Shakuni’s most dramatic part is during the gambling match between Duryodhana (represented by Shakuni) and Yudhishthira (the eldest Pandava brother). The event is one of the turning points in the epic, which leads to the humiliation of Draupadi and the exile of the Pandavas.

How did Shakuni win the game of dice?

Shakuni would throw dice for Kauravas while Yudhisthira would do the job for Pandavas. Initially a small amount of money and jewelry was put at stake. The dice was rolled and Shakuni won the throw. Thus the game progressed on and on, every time Shakuni came up with requisite number with his magical dice.

Why did Kauravas go to swarga and Pandavas to Naraka?

It explains the complexity of karma. This aspect of life and karma is beautifully explained in this ever confusing question that why Kauravas instead of their bad deeds get a place in Swarga (heaven) and Pandavas went to Naraka (hell). After the war ended, the Kauravas lose and the Pandavas win and rule over Hastinapur for over 36 years.

What would have happened if the Kauravas had won?

If there was anyway the Kauravas had a chance to win the whole reason for the birth of the Pandavas would be useless. Bhishma would not have got moksh and would have wait for generations without the surety of securing the throne and might have to live forever.

What happened to Pandavas after he returned to Hastinapur?

Pandavas returned to Hastinapur. After their returning, the kingdom was divided into Kauravas and Pandavas. Pandavas were given a new state named Indraprastha, which is today known as Delhi. A Demon named Maya created the wonderful palace of illusion called Maya Sabha in Indraprastha.

How many years did Pandavas spend in exile?

The Pandavas spent thirteen years in exile or They had faced many adventures and problems during this time. When they returned from the forest, they asked to return their Indraprastha, But selfish and greedy Duryodhana refused bluntly to return. Pandavas were forced to fight.