Le having become clear that a war between the Kauravas and the Pandavas was the first to enter He occupied a decorated throne chair at the head of the bed andto 20 straight into his bedroom. Krishna was then fast alep. Duryodhana wanRead the passage given belowehensioninevitable, both Arjuna and en wout to decided to me Krhahna's support for theirSince Arjuna and Duryodhana were donely related to Krishna, they were allowedwaited for Krishna to wake up. Arjuna. who entered ashort while later, kept standing at the foot of the bed.with arms folded in a respectful posture.When Krishna woke up. his eyes fell on Arjuna, whostood in front of him and he gave him a warm welcome."I too am here. Vasudeva," almost shouted Duryodhana,feeling annoyed at Krishna's warm greetings to Arjuna. Krishna welcomed him toand then asked both of them what had brought them to Dwaraka.Duryodhana was the first to speak. He said, "It appears that a war is soon goingto break out between us. I have come here to get your support. Arjuna and I areequally dear to you. Both of us can claim an equally close relationship with youBut I came here before Arjuna. So you have to help me."Krishna smiled and said, "Duryodhana, you may have been the first to arrive. Butit was Arjuna, whom I immediately saw on waking up. So, his claim is greaterBeing equally related with both of you, I agree I am bound to offer my assistanceto both the parties. Now there is a choice. On one side will be the Narayanas, mytribesmen, who are great warriors and are in large numbers. I. individually, willbe on the other. I will neither wield a weapon nor take part in actual ebtingArjuna will have the first turn to choose.Without any hesitation, Arjuna said, "I would be content if you are with us. I don'tneed your Narayanas." Inwardly, Duryodhana too felt happy with what he gotthe right options:Q)1 why did Arjun and Duryodhana face no difficulty in entering krishna bedroom ? a) they were princes b) They were related to krishna. c) They were Krishna friends d) it is ancient tradition to welcome guests warmly ​