[220] Pron. arjoo´na´´.
[221] The upper part of the Punjab, which was ruled over ultimately by the sons of Duryodhana. Another explanation is that the Kauravas, or Kuru brothers, were called after their eponymous ancestor, King Kuru. The Kuru people are believed to be a group of the tribes mentioned in the Rigveda. The Kurus may have been late-comers who formed a military aristocracy, and displaced earlier settlers who opposed their rule.
[222] Pron. bhee´ma.
[223] The Mahá-bhárata favours the Pandavas from the outset.
[224] Pron. door-yo´dhan-a.
[225] Pron. droo´pa-da.
[226] Pron. prish´ata.
[227] Pron. pan-chal´a.
[228] Pron. ash-wat-tha´ma. Aswa, a horse; sthama, sound or strength.
[229] Apparently Drona had a claim to part of the kingdom ruled over by Drupada.