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Krishnadvaipayana Vyasa's Mahabharata is the largest book of ancient Indian literature and one of the world's most famous books. Despite great interest, it is difficult for the common man to read this vast book or its translation from beginning to end. This book is a translation of the summary of Vyasa's Mahabharata. It contains the entire narrative and almost all the anecdotes of the original book, only those parts that are not interesting to the general reader are summarized, such as detailed genealogies, numerous accounts of wars, political, theological and philosophical topics, praise of the gods, and repeated topics. In some places, extremely boring parts have been omitted. The purpose of this saranbada is to make the entire Mahabharata as enjoyable to read as a novel, while maintaining the style and characteristics of the original work as much as possible.“O Lord Narayana, who appeared in Partha, the great sage Vyasa, who composed the great Puranas and the great Mahabharata, who studied the non-dualistic Bhagavati, the Supreme Master. In the Bhagavad Gita, the self-absorbed