High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Yakhsa Prashna (Also known as the Dharma Baka Upakhyan: Story of the Righteous Crane) appears in the Vana Parva or Aranyaka-parva or Aranya-parva (Meaning: The Book of the Forest) of the great Hindu epic, the Mahabharat. The story is set up at the end of twelve years of exile of the Pandavas in the forest. At the end of the course of in-cognito exile of 12 years of van-vaas, the Pandava princes came across a Brahmin who complained that a deer has taken his Arani (The pair of wooden blocks to generate fire by friction) on its antlers and therefore he was not able to lit the fire for performance Vedic rituals. The valorous Pandava princes set out to retrieve the Brahmin's Arani and followed the hoov-marks of the deer.

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