Proper noun
Pandava (plural Pandavas)
(Hinduism) A son of Pandu (used to refer to one of the five heroes of the Mahabharata).
The birth of Duryodhana took place after the birth of Karna, Yudhishthira and Bhima, but before the birth of the remaining Pandava brothers. Source: Internet
As the Kali Yuga began to dawn, Yudhisthira – the victorious Pandava king – gave his throne over to his grandson, Raja Parikshit. Source: Internet
The rivalry and enmity between them and the Pandava brothers, from their youth and into manhood, leads to the Kurukshetra war. Source: Internet
Kunti raises the five brothers, who are from then on usually referred to as the Pandava brothers. Source: Internet
Draupadi married the five Pandava brothers, as this is what she chose in a previous life. Source: Internet
Indraprastha After the wedding, the Pandava brothers are invited back to Hastinapura. Source: Internet