Shalya- the ruler of Madra Bhurisravas-the son of Somadatta Brihadbala-a descendant of Rama, equal to 6 atirathis Kripa-also known as Kripacharya, the son of Saradwat, equal to 5 atirathis Maharathis Bhagadatta- the ruler of Pragjyotisha and son of Narakasura- equal to 1 maharathi. Ashwatthama-the son of Guru Drona, one of the eight chiranjeevis and equal to 2 Maharathis. Drona-the teacher of Pandavas and Kauravas; equal to 3 Maharathi class warriors. Bhishma-even though he never classified himself, later it was revealed that Bhishma is equal to 4 Maharathi warriors Karna- Before war, Bhishma classified Karna as Artha-rathi because Karna had a bad habit of flying away from battlefield after being defeated as he did many times including Draupadi Swayamvara war, Gandharva war, Virata war. But potentially Karna was equal to 1 Maharathi. From Pandava side Rathis Uttamaujas Sikhandin-the son of the prince/ess of the Panchalas All sons of Draupadi (Upapandavas) are single rathis Dhrishtaketu-the son of Shishupala, the king of the Chedis Nakula and Sahadeva are single Rathis. Yudhishthira-the son of Pandu and Kunti, is a Rathi. Virata King-King of Matsya Atirathis Bhima-the second of the Pandava prince, is equal to 8 Atirathis. Satyaki-of the Vrishni race-equal to 6 Atirathis Dhrishtadyumna-the son of Drupada. Kuntibhoja-the maternal grand uncle of Pandavas. Ghatotkacha-prince of Rakshasas and master of all illusions, son Bhima and Hidimba. (During night, Ghatothkatcha is equal to Maharathi) Drupada-King of Panchalas. Maharathis Abhimanyu- the son of Arjuna is equal to 4 Maharathis. Atimaharathi Arjuna- the mighty son of Indra was equal to 12 maharathi class warriors and thus-Atimaharathi. According to Bhishma, only Arjuna along with Krishna was Atimaharathi at time of Kurukshetra war. Deities Mentioned Shukra: the Preceptor of the Asuras, their high priest and guru, worshiper of the Supreme Lord, but remains supportive of the Asuras. Vritra: the Asura son of Savitr deva. Deva Savitr who performs a sacrifice to obtain a son who is capable to be ruler of the three worlds. War Sacrifices Conducted Ashvamedha: In the Mahabharata, Yudhishthir performed this yagna and all 4 pandhava completed. Rajasuya: It was performed by king Duryodhana in the Mahabharata epic. Arjuna had conquered whole world for the sake of Yudhisthira. It was also performed by King Yudhishthira and the four pandavas and defeated all the kings except bhagdatta, guhyakas, and north harivarsha. Vaishnava Yagna: Only Krishna has completed this yagna. Levels of Warrior Excellence Mahamaharathi: A warrior capable of