Karna conquered the great Magadh, and Sahadeva surrendered himself. As a result, Sahadeva paid the extortion dues to Karna. Karna asked him to feel the pain of all the prisoners he had locked in the cage for ages.

I will not let any of my men die like this," said Karna. Shon approached Karna to explain his plan of action, which involved creating a bridge made of people to conquer the obstacle. Karna responded, "No, my men will never suffer like this. They will die like warriors on the battlefield, and only there.

After spending a few days in Anagddesh, Karna and his army arrived at the battlefield of Magadh, where they had to struggle to sneak inside. Sometimes they miserably failed, but later on, Karna's master plan helped them succeed.

While conquering Kalikanagar, Chandrasen was killed by Karna. As a result, the forces surrendered. Karna and his army decided to stay in Kalikanagar for a day.

After crossing the Kaushiki River, Karna's army was stuck at the Brahmaputra River. It was extremely difficult to cross, but somehow they managed to leap over the Brahmaputra, and then the real war began.

Mithila Nagari was extremely tough to conquer, as it was Maa Sita's domain. All the warriors were highly trained, but Karna somehow devised a magical plan and conquered Mithila Nagari.

Naimisharanya, known as the densest forest, was extremely difficult to enter, even with an army. However, Karna devised a master plan by giving alcohol to the elephants, and they finally conquered Naimisharanya.

After defeating Bhadravati, Karna and his army move towards Panchal Rajya, where King Dhrupad is waiting for them.