This man once confuses an eclipse with the sunset and orders his subordinates to create a funeral pyre to immolate himself, which he promised to do if he could not avenge his son in one day. When Eklavya was shown to have greater skill than this man, he was ordered to cut off part of his hand. Chitrasena taught this man how to dance, which came in 
This man once confuses an eclipse with the sunset and orders his subordinates to create a funeral pyre to immolate himself, which he promised to do if he could not avenge his son in one day. When Eklavya was shown to have greater skill than this man, he was ordered to cut off part of his hand. Chitrasena taught this man how to dance, which came in handy when he was cursed by Urvashi to become a eunuch. This man defeated his greatest rival after that rival forgot an incantation and his chariot wheel got stuck in the mud; that rival was Karna. This figure was the only student of (*) Dronacharya who managed to shoot the eye of a bird in an archery test. This son of Kunti and Indra installed a flag depicting Hanuman on his chariot, which was driven by Krishna at the Battle of Kurukshetra. For 10 points, name this leader of the Pandavas and hero of the Mahabharata.
This man once confuses an eclipse with the sunset and orders his subordinates to create a funeral pyre to immolate himself, which he promised to do if he could not avenge his son in one day.
Arjuna