Image: Draupadi at the Gambling Match

The disrobing of Draupadi

(Illustrated Mahabharata)

Notice Krishna intervening in the scene, and note also that the game they are playing looks very much like the game you might know as Parcheesi, which is from the Hindi word pachisi:

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Duryodhana and Draupadi,

as Krishna hears Draupadi's prayer,

and King Dhritarashtra looks on

(photograph by Shankar S. in Poona)

You can read more about Draupadi at Wikipedia.

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Image: Disrobing of Draupadi

Disrobing of Draupadi

(illustrated Mahabharata)

More about Draupadi at Wikipedia. This episode is sometimes called by its Hindi name: cheer haran. You can see that in this representation Krishna is the cause of the miracle that prevents Draupadi's disrobing.

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The Disrobing of Draupadi (Vastrapaharanam)
(from a Persian Mahabharata)

More about Draupadi at Wikipedia, and you can read about the Persian version of the Mahabharata here: The Mahabharata in Arabic and Persian.

Notice the gaming board: Pachisi.

Image: Draupadi rebuffs Duryodhana's servant

Draupadi rebuffs Duryodhana's servant

(R. Wilson, Indian Story Book,

illustrated by Frank Pape, 1914)

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Image source: The Disrobing of Draupadi,
with Krishna intervening in response to her prayer

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Image source: The Disrobing of Draupadi, by Warwick Goble

Image: Draupadi and the Pandavas

Image source: Draupadi and the Pandavas at the Game of Dice

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