So, she put the newborn baby in a padded basket, and set it adrift in the small river Ashvanadi by the palace. At that time, according to Vedic civilization, it was believed that if a girl were to give birth to a child before marriage, she would be less likely to receive any suitors. Pritha felt confused and ashamed, worried what everyone will think and how she will embarrass her family. He came with a golden glow, dressed up in jewelry and breastplate, and provided her with her first son. Teenage Pritha became curious, wondered if the mantra would really work and, as the sun rose one morning, she initiated the mantra through which she could invoke any divine God being to provide her a son. On leaving, having been delighted with his stay and her diligent services, Durvasa thanked her and gave her the Siddha mantra, telling her that if she ever wants, she can invoke any deity to give her a child. Shurasena asked Pritha to ensure that Durvasa's stay was comfortable.
A rishi (Vedic scholar and seer) named Durvasa visited the king for a lengthy stay and was housed as his palace guest. Īccording to the legend, there was a king of the Yadava dynasty named Shurasena who had a beautiful young daughter named Pritha (later Kunti). Other names of Karṇa include Jaya, Vasusena, Vaikarthana, Radheya, Mrityunjaya and Purshni Radheya, Purushartha. He was one of the prime instigators of Draupadi's wrath alongside Duryodhana and Dushasena. He was killed by Arjuna at Kurukṣetra while he was lifting his chariot. His wives were later detailed to be called Vrushali and Supriya. Arjuna, his own brother from Mother Kunti, was his primary enemy on the battlefield. He killed Ghatotkacha in an extremely fierce battle. When Vedvyasa had written the Mahabharata, he was the central hero. He became one of the main supporters and best friend of Duryodhana, he was the best friend of Bhanumati who loved him dearly. Karna was the firstborn son of the Pāṇḍavas’ mother Kuntī, with the divine blessings of Surya, or the sun-god, thus becoming a demigod of royal birth. Jaya is the name of Karna which also means victory."Jaya-samhita" written by Vyasa means "Jaya+samhita the story of Karna ".
Karna is the central protagonist of the epic Mahabharata.
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