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ok so the story behind the name is, Dwapar Yuga represents the third age in succession right after Treta Yuga. Also known as the Bronze age, the Dwapar yuga is said to last for 864,000 human years. It represents an age where the goodness and evil in human nature are neck in neck. Since the human body loses a substantial amount of purity (satva), people attain a far greater control over their body than their intellect. By the time Dwapar yuga was its peak, the man had already lost control over his innermost body and knowledge. He became more attracted to the materialistic perspective of the world, succumbing to his ever increasing desires. Only the very intellectuals like Bhisma, Dharmaraja and Vidura were able to escape this allure. Eventually, there was a gradual decline in the moral fiber of society. People with enormous physicality became increasingly offensive in their thirst of desire and power. The average human lifespan had also come down to 1000 years.
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