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Ajnatavasa (Sanskrit: अज्ञातवास, ajñātavāsa, lit. "living in obscurity" or "unknown abode")
refers to the
thirteenth year of
exile undertaken by the Pandavas...
- for 12 years, and in the 13th year, they must
remain hidden called as
Agyaata Vaasa. If they are
discovered by the
Kauravas in the 13th year of their...
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tested by his
divine father Yama. For the last year of the
exile known as
Agyaata Vaasa,
Yudhishthira disguised himself as
Kanka and
served the King of Matsya...
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thirteen years, with the last year
being a
period of
hiding called as
Agyaata Vaasa.
During the hiding,
Sahadeva disguised himself as a
Vaishya named...
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weapons (Divyastras) as
boons from the Gods. They
spent the 13th year in
Agyaata Vaasa masquerading as
peasants in the
service of the
royal family of Virata...
- in
whose court the
Pandavas spent a year in
concealment during their Agyaata Vaasa in the exile.
According to the
Markandeya Purana, the
famous seven...
- for
worship during their Agyaata Vaasa period.
According to the
local legends, it is said that
during the
period of the
Agyaata Vaasa there was a huge famine...
- It is said that the
Pandavas had
traveled by this
route during their Agyaata Vaasa (unknown stay). In the
vicinity of the
Devkhal Chaur,
there is another...
