Who was better Karna or Satyaki?

Karna is definitely better than Satyaki . He routed the group attacks by Pandava maharathas several times which included Satyaki . Satyaki was more of an expert in gorilla warfare . Bori CE removed majority of the instances where Satyaki gained upperhand .

Can Karna defeat Satyaki?

On 12th day of Kurukeshtra war, Satyaki defeated Karna but spared him remembering Arjuna’s oath. Drona, Jaydratha and Duryodhan came to rescue him.

How did Satyaki defeated Karna?

He pierced the suta’s son with sixty-four arrows and roared like a lion. With two broad-headed arrows that were released well, he severed Karna’s bow. He again pierced Karna in the arms and the chest with three arrows. Radheya was about to be submerged in the ocean that Satyaki represented.

Was Satyaki a better warrior than Karna during their encounters?

During the 16th day their were two times where Satyaki fought Karna. He defeated him the first time and proved to be a better warrior than karna in the second instance. During the 17th day their were several times where Satyaki performed better than Karna (during their encounters). Here is a screenshot from Debroy’s translation of BORI Mahabharata.

Did Satyaki ever lose his chariot and Daruka?

Satyaki only had that special chariot and Daruka for less than an hour during the Jayadratha-Vadha Parva for a short amount of time. He got it after he killed Bhurishravas and lost it after the end of the battle. Satyaki still yet defeated Karna many times.

How did Satyaki defeat Bhishma?

Satyaki even defeated Bhishma. Desiring to do that which would bring pleasure to Bhima, Satyaki used his arrows to swiftly bring down the aged Kuru’s charioteer. When his charioteer was killed, Bhishma, supreme among charioteers, was borne away from the field of battle by horses that were as fleet as the wind. O king!

How many arrows did Karna shoot at Krishna?

At this, Karna, leaving Satyaki quickly pierced Arjuna with three arrows and Krishna with twenty, and Partha again repeatedly. Although many were the arrows that he shot while slaying his foes in that battle, like Indra himself inspired with wrath, Karna yet felt no fatigue.