Dhartarashtras

Dhartarashtras are characters from the Indian epic Mahabharata, primarily referring to the Kauravas, the hundred sons of King Dhritarashtra. They symbolize a dynasty of princes who are cousins and rivals to the Pandavas. The term is often used to denote those involved in the complex political and moral struggles depicted in the epic. In broader terms, Dhartarashtras can represent power dynamics, familial conflicts, and ethical dilemmas that are central themes in the story, illustrating how ambition, loyalty, and morality influence human actions and societal outcomes.