Karna sent a Rajdoot to Dwarka with a generous offering of gifts and jewels. Later, he inquired about Shri Krishna’s presence in Dwarka with the messenger. After knowing that Shri Krishna was absent, Karna decided to march towards Viratnagar, where he successfully conquered the city.

Shuktimat came to protect his cousins, Dushtaktu, Suketu, and Karkarsh. They fought bravely, but in the end, Karna rolled his armor and thrashed them. As a result, they lost their empire.

After defeating Kundinpur, Karna and his army marched towards Pulind, where he fought one of the relatives of the Pandavas. Despite the challenge, he emerged victorious and conquered the great Pulind.

After defeating Paundra, Karna reached Vidarbha, the kingdom of Rani Rukmini, where he fought the great King Rukmi. The battle lasted almost seven days, during which most of his men were killed. Finally, Karna challenged Rukmi to a wrestling match, which Rukmi lost. As a result, he decided to greet Karna and his army warmly at Kaundanyapur.

After defeating Magadh, Karna and his army marched towards Paundra, where they made no significant effort to win. Hiranyaverma single-handedly won the battle for them.

Karna conquered the great Magadh, and Sahadeva surrendered himself. As a result, Sahadeva paid the extortion dues to Karna. Karna asked him to feel the pain of all the prisoners he had locked in the cage for ages.

I will not let any of my men die like this," said Karna. Shon approached Karna to explain his plan of action, which involved creating a bridge made of people to conquer the obstacle. Karna responded, "No, my men will never suffer like this. They will die like warriors on the battlefield, and only there.

After spending a few days in Anagddesh, Karna and his army arrived at the battlefield of Magadh, where they had to struggle to sneak inside. Sometimes they miserably failed, but later on, Karna's master plan helped them succeed.