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Originally posted by: medha00
And as you can see, that this is not true only in Kunti's case.Agreed!As people are pointing out, he did what he could. But, if it was up to him to chose a good home for his son, then why not a Kshatriya Family? His son was not meant to be raised as a Suta, he was going to grow up to be a warrior, so why not chose a family for him accordingly?And say, he wanted to honor Kunti's wish to be not revealed as the mother, but he very well could have revealed the identity of the Father. Kunti saw Karna after Rangbhoomi but Surydeva was always there, ever since he was a child.And if Drona refused Karna the knowledge of Brahmastra or whatever it was, Suryadeva could have at least revealed himself as the Father, privately to Drona.Rishi Durvasa could have handed the Mantra to her family, her Father or any elder in her family too. It is not a great deal of bother to at least warn her '' Use it, have a baby, don't want a baby? don't want to be a mother at present?don't use it. Consult your elders, before Marriage. Get married, take permission from your husband, then use it."
@green: Who said Sutas could not grow up to be warriors? Keechaka, the formidable - in- chief of the Matsya army was a Suta.
@ red: Would have made no difference.
Dronacharya did not deny Karna the knowledge of Brahmashira because he of his caste. FYI Sutas did qualify as 'kshatriyas'.
Dronachraya felt Karna was not ready yet. Even if Arjuna had asked at that point in time, Drona would have refused.
It was only much later that Arjuna himself received this knowledge.
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