After Yudhisthira's imperial yajna, Duryodhana did not leave Indraprastha and stayed in the Pandavas' palace. He was amazed to see the wonderful illusions in the palace built by Mayasura.
When Duryodhana tried to enter a door, he hurt his head because it was not really a door but a wall. When he went further he saw a pool of water and tried to enter it. It was not a pool but glass which looked like a pool. He hurt his foot with the glass. Bhima and the other Pandavas who were present there were amused and made fun of him when they saw this.
Then Duryodhana went ahead but fell in a pool, which looked just like
the floor. Seeing this, Draupadi, the Pandavas' wife, started laughing
loudly. She commented, "A blind man's son is also blind." This
rude comment insulted Duryodhana so much that he vowed to take revenge on
Draupadi. Duryodhana became very jealous of the luxury of the Pandavas'
palace. He said to his uncle, Shakuni, "I want to rob the Pandavas
of all the luxury that they are enjoying. I want it all for myself."
Shakuni said, "You can't take all this by force. We will take all
this from them."
Duryodhana agreed with his uncle and together they started thinking of devious plans to oust the Pandavas from Indraprastha.
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