In Hindu epics, the Pandavas are a group of five brothers who are central characters in the **Mahabharata**. They represent the virtues of dharma (righteousness), valor, and justice in contrast to their cousins, the Kauravas. Each brother embodies unique strengths and qualities, such as **Yudhishthira's** wisdom and **Arjuna's** martial prowess. Their struggle for legitimacy and the epic war of Kurukshetra convey profound lessons on ethics, duty, and human relationships, significantly shaping Hindu morality and philosophy over the centuries. The Pandavas’ legacy continues to resonate in cultural narratives and teachings today.