In the Mahabharata, whose flag carried a cobra on it?
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Karna
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Arjuna
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Bhima
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Duryodhana
Duryodhana's chariot flag bore the emblem of a cobra (Naga) in the Mahabharata epic. This symbolized his connection to the Naga lineage through his mother Gandhari, who was from the Naga dynasty. Each major warrior had a distinctive flag symbol: Arjuna had Hanuman, Bhima had the cloud-colored lion, and Karna's banner showed a necklace of gems. The cobra flag marked Duryodhana's royal heritage and power.
To answer this question, we need to have knowledge about the characters and their flags in the Mahabharata.
Option A) Karna - This option is incorrect because Karna's flag did not carry a cobra on it. Karna's flag was known as Vijaya, which depicted a chariot wheel.
Option B) Arjuna - This option is incorrect because Arjuna's flag did not carry a cobra on it. Arjuna's flag was known as Hanuman, which depicted the monkey god Hanuman.
Option C) Bhima - This option is incorrect because Bhima's flag did not carry a cobra on it. Bhima's flag was known as Vayu, which depicted the wind god Vayu.
Option D) Duryodhana - This option is correct because Duryodhana's flag carried a cobra on it. Duryodhana's flag was known as Kataka, which depicted a cobra.
Therefore, the correct answer is option D) Duryodhana. This option is correct because Duryodhana's flag carried a cobra on it.