As the elder one in the family, Karna fulfilled all his responsibilities. He asked Shon about his daughter's marriage and took the whole responsibility. Later on, he went to Mathura and found a groom for her. He also sent invitations to all his Raja-Maharaja friends.

After the heavy rainfall, all the citizens of Karna’s kingdom came to him and asked for help. He assisted them with all his capabilities. But one fine day, a senior citizen who was very thin and weak came to him and asked about the soaked wood. Karna gave it to him immediately. Later on, he reached the gate, stood properly with no weakness, and turned his gaze towards Bhishma Pitamaha and Amatya, smiling at them.

After the Digvijay Yatra, Duryodhana invited Karna and Shon for dinner and wine. At the beginning, everything seemed to be fine. But later on, Shakuni Mama started cursing Karna for not defeating the Pandavas. Duryodhana joined him, saying, 'You didn’t take revenge for my insult. Your Digvijay Yatra was nothing but useless.

Karna conquered the whole mission and came back to Hastinapur, where the Amatya, Ashwatthama, and Duryodhana were waiting for him. They greeted and felicitated him with garlands, and later on, they started preparing for the 'Digvijay Yatra.

Shalya was one of the most prominent warriors. He was known for thrashing his enemies in no time. Karna fought with him and won the whole Madrarashtra. Although, he single-handedly defeated Chandrahas.

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.