A King can not survive like that. If you can not perform your duty well, it is better to pass it to eligible hands.

On hearing her most beloved Krishna’s “Swargarohanam” Mother Kunthi discarded her physical abode too. As the beginning of Kaliyuga started, Yudhishtira decided to go on “Mahaprasthanam” and he sacrificed all his kingly symbols denoting the “I”ness and “My”ness in Agni.

Thus Parikshith who was an embodiment of noble qualities as a king was crowned. Then Yudhishtira started his journey in the North direction and other Pandavas followed him alongwith Panchali. All of them attained their heavenly abode and we are concluding the story of Pandavas here.

If we look at their lives, we can see that they had suffered more in their life than their cousins Kauravas who lived in the palace. But their life was spent with the Lord Himself, which turned their huts (in exile) and palaces (in Hasthinapuri) equally into spiritual abodes. What an eventful and blessed life they had with their most beloved Krishna!