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Vyasa needed a scribe who would never stop writing. Ganesha agreed — and set a condition of his own.
Half a lesson, heard before he was born — and the day a sixteen-year-old stood alone inside a maze of seven gates.
Surya warned him in advance exactly who the beggar was and what he would ask for. Karna gave anyway.
For his father's happiness a crown prince gave up both marriage and the throne — and that renunciation tangled Hastinapura for three generations.
Told to Yudhishthira in the Mahabharata: a woman who chose her husband knowing he had one year to live — and then argued with Death itself.
The Mahabharata's hardest lesson about teaching: a boy who was refused a teacher, taught himself, and was still asked to pay.
Four brothers lie dead beside a lake. The fifth is offered their lives — if he can answer.