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Memory • Sequencing • Cultural Learning
Before & After: Ramayana | Before & After: Mahabharata
🕉️ Ramayana Timeline Game • 🏛️ Mahabharata Timeline Game • 🃏 108 Event Cards in Each Game • 🎯 Ages 7+
Choose a game
Two Kinds of Fun
Remember the story. Challenge the timeline.
Players first recall familiar Mahabharata events, then test exactly where each moment belongs as the timeline grows longer.
Story Fun
Recognise characters, decisions and turning points from across the Mahabharata.
Timeline Fun
Compare events, choose before or after and keep the complete sequence in the right order.
HOW TO PLAY
Steps to Before or After: Mahabharata!
Start the timeline
Place the opening event card in the centre of the table, with the image facing upwards.
Draw an event
Pick a card and read the Mahabharata event shown on it.
Choose before or after
Decide where the event belongs in relation to the cards already placed.
Place your card
Put it at the correct point in the growing timeline, keeping the image side facing upwards.
Check the sequence
Turn the card over to reveal its sequence number and check whether your placement was correct.
Take a minus
If the placement is wrong, move the card to the correct position and take one minus.
Keep building
Continue drawing and placing events as the timeline grows longer.
Stay in the game
A player is eliminated after collecting five minuses.
Win
The last player remaining wins the game.
WHAT DEVELOPS IN KIDS
Loaded with fun. Laced with lessons.
Build the timeline. Connect the whole story. As children arrange Mahabharata events in sequence, they strengthen memory, logical thinking and their understanding of how one moment leads to another.
Why kids love it
Play again and again
Because knowing the event is only half the challenge. Children may recognise the characters and moments immediately, but finding exactly where each event belongs turns that knowledge into a growing challenge.
Frequently asked Questions
It is a sequence-building timeline card game where players arrange illustrated Mahabharata events in the order in which they occurred.



