The root causes of Mahabharata are the upbringing, bad company, back biting, less tolerance, insulting remarks based on casteism and the addition of gambling. Both of the sides were wrong. Yes, both Koravas and Pandavas were wrong and in their battle ultimately, a common man suffered who perhaps didn't know the cause of war.
This is what Mahabharata taught that at one point everyone will lose one's prudence, thus as a result, they go to the wrong path no matter either he was the Dharam Avtar Yudhishthir, who quite contrarily indulged in gambling, or the Surya Putra Karan, who was indebt of Duryodhana, thus was compelled to be with his friend, be with the wrong!
In Mahabharat, no one was absolutely right and no one was absolutely wrong and that was the sign of Kalyuga where everyone would desperately try to prove themselves to be on the path of righteousness but the truth would be that none of us could walk on the path of righteousness due to our confined and biased mind set.
Bitter but a truth..
In actuality, Dhrama was taught by Lord Buddha, who transformed the wicked and callous person, Angulimar into an enlightened and compassionate person.
~ Vatsa, Sudhir Singh
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