<Li> Yudhishthira : The eldest Pandava brother . His name means `` one who is steadfast even during war '' . His parents were Kunti and Dharma , god of virtue , justice and morality . Though he lacked the characteristic combat prowess of a Kshatriya , Yudhishthira was one of the most virtuous men , skilled in the duties of a king and steadfast in the path of dharma . He was a good king who , along with his brothers , founded the prosperous city of Indraprastha . In consequence of Krishna 's machinations and also by his brothers ' conquest of the world , Yudhishthira became the emperor of the world . He performed two Ashwamedha sacrifices and one Rajasuya sacrifice . Yudhishthira learnt to control the dice from the Sage Brihadaswa and became good at playing chess . His other names are Ajatshatru ( `` without enemies '' ) and Dharmaraja ( `` admired for virtues '' ) . </Li>
<Li> Yudhishthira : The eldest Pandava brother . His name means `` one who is steadfast even during war '' . His parents were Kunti and Dharma , god of virtue , justice and morality . Though he lacked the characteristic combat prowess of a Kshatriya , Yudhishthira was one of the most virtuous men , skilled in the duties of a king and steadfast in the path of dharma . He was a good king who , along with his brothers , founded the prosperous city of Indraprastha . In consequence of Krishna 's machinations and also by his brothers ' conquest of the world , Yudhishthira became the emperor of the world . He performed two Ashwamedha sacrifices and one Rajasuya sacrifice . Yudhishthira learnt to control the dice from the Sage Brihadaswa and became good at playing chess . His other names are Ajatshatru ( `` without enemies '' ) and Dharmaraja ( `` admired for virtues '' ) . </Li>
3 . in the mahabharata who was the eldest of all the pandavas
3 . in the mahabharata who was the eldest of all the pandavas
Yudhishthira
Yudhishthira