Create an otherworldly and massive Baroque/Renaissance-style painting depicting

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Create an otherworldly and massive Baroque/Renaissance-style painting depicting the grand Sarpa Yagya (Snake Sacrifice) by Janamejaya. The scene is set atop a sprawling, sacred mountain range of enormous, glowing volcanic peaks, each exuding a mystical aura. The volcanos have molten rivers cascading down their sides, glowing in hues of gold and crimson, creating a divine yet ominous backdrop. At the center of the painting, Janamejaya sits on an elaborate golden throne, enshrined by intricate carvings of serpents and celestial beings. He is clad in opulent royal armor adorned with snake motifs and surrounded by chanting priests in saffron robes, performing intricate rituals with holy fires, their smoke curling into the heavens. Above them, the heavens open into a radiant, celestial plane. Mythical beings from the Mahabharata—such as Gandharvas, Kinnaras, and divine sages—observe the sacrifice. Serpents of every size and kind writhe through the air, some leaping into the sacrificial fire in a dramatic, almost choreographed motion, while others are restrained by divine chains of light. The foreground is filled with a sea of leather-bound sacred texts and ancient instruments of ritual, carefully arranged, hinting at the profound spiritual knowledge that underpins this cosmic event. The painting includes larger-than-life elements like giant, coiled serpents fighting to escape their doom and divine warriors standing guard. The style captures the grandeur and drama of Renaissance art, with a focus on highly detailed expressions, flowing drapery, and dynamic, almost chaotic compositions. The colors are rich and dramatic—deep reds, shimmering golds, and stark blacks—contrasting with the luminous, ethereal blues and whites of the heavens. In the distance, you can see remnants of Hastinapura, the kingdom from where Janamejaya ruled, bathed in a surreal, golden light that contrasts with the fiery sacrifice scene, symbolizing both the human and divine scales of the event.

Create an otherworldly and massive Baroque/Renaissance-style painting depicting the grand Sarpa Yagya (Snake Sacrifice) by Janamejaya. The scene is set atop a sprawling, sacred mountain range of enormous, glowing volcanic peaks, each exuding a mystical aura. The volcanos have molten rivers cascading down their sides, glowing in hues of gold and crimson, creating a divine yet ominous backdrop. At the center of the painting, Janamejaya sits on an elaborate golden throne, enshrined by intricate carvings of serpents and celestial beings. He is clad in opulent royal armor adorned with snake motifs and surrounded by chanting priests in saffron robes, performing intricate rituals with holy fires, their smoke curling into the heavens. Above them, the heavens open into a radiant, celestial plane. Mythical beings from the Mahabharata—such as Gandharvas, Kinnaras, and divine sages—observe the sacrifice. Serpents of every size and kind writhe through the air, some leaping into the sacrificial fire in a dramatic, almost choreographed motion, while others are restrained by divine chains of light. The foreground is filled with a sea of leather-bound sacred texts and ancient instruments of ritual, carefully arranged, hinting at the profound spiritual knowledge that underpins this cosmic event. The painting includes larger-than-life elements like giant, coiled serpents fighting to escape their doom and divine warriors standing guard. The style captures the grandeur and drama of Renaissance art, with a focus on highly detailed expressions, flowing drapery, and dynamic, almost chaotic compositions. The colors are rich and dramatic—deep reds, shimmering golds, and stark blacks—contrasting with the luminous, ethereal blues and whites of the heavens. In the distance, you can see remnants of Hastinapura, the kingdom from where Janamejaya ruled, bathed in a surreal, golden light that contrasts with the fiery sacrifice scene, symbolizing both the human and divine scales of the event.

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