ronki23
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These two fought more than once. In fact, they fought 3-4x.
The first fight was a draw as it was stopped.
The second and third fights were during the Battle of Kurukshetra and Bheem won.
Duryodhan was winning the fourth fight until Bheem cheated and hit his thigh.
So why did Duryodhan lose the second and third fights? If he was winning the fourth because Gandhari gave him an indestructible body then how does that address the first fight where it was a draw and neither had an advantage?
Unless I'm mistaken Bheem had taken on the strength of 8000 elephants as each bowl of poison was 1000 and he had 8 bowls. People are saying it was 10,000 so that'd imply Bheem already had the strength of 2000 elephants.
Perhaps this is why Duryodhan held his own in the first fight as he was born with the strength of 2000?
The first fight was a draw as it was stopped.
The second and third fights were during the Battle of Kurukshetra and Bheem won.
Duryodhan was winning the fourth fight until Bheem cheated and hit his thigh.
So why did Duryodhan lose the second and third fights? If he was winning the fourth because Gandhari gave him an indestructible body then how does that address the first fight where it was a draw and neither had an advantage?
Unless I'm mistaken Bheem had taken on the strength of 8000 elephants as each bowl of poison was 1000 and he had 8 bowls. People are saying it was 10,000 so that'd imply Bheem already had the strength of 2000 elephants.
Perhaps this is why Duryodhan held his own in the first fight as he was born with the strength of 2000?