Duryodhana is one of the prime characters of the epic Mahabharata. He was the eldest of the 100 Kauravas brothers, the eldest son of blind king Dhritarashtra and Queen Gandhari.
Duryodhana is derived from two words – dur and yodhana where dur means ‘difficult or unconquerable’ and yodhana means ‘warrior’ meaning of his name ‘unconquerable warrior’.
Duryodhana’s evil deeds were supported by 2 warriors from the Kaurava clan, his closest friend Karna and his younger brother Dussasana who along with Duryodhana performed various evil activities against the 5 Pandav brothers with a motive to eradicate them and become the sole king of Hastinapur.
In Legend of Abhimanyu, Duryodhana is the mightiest warrior to fight with. His primary power is Air using which he creates tornados to defeat the opponent. He also inherits the power of earth, water, lightning and fire from the other warriors thus making him the most powerful and difficult warrior to fight with.