Kansa was the heinous king of Mathura. He had a beastful army of Asuras. Due to which he had a win over every fight with devas and humans.Once Vasudev & Kansa's sister Devaki had their marriage, after which there was a Dev Vani ( Fortune Call From Sky) which stated that "Devaki's eighth child will be the terminator of Kansa and all his sinful deeds".

Atrocious King Kansa & Dev Vani

Kansa hearing this in rage captured the married couple and Ugrasena (Kansa's Father) was thrown into jail. After some months the first child was born, but was immediately choked by Kansa and so the others were simultaneously.When the 7th child was in stack, Lord Vishnu ordered Yogmaya to let Adi Sheha (Snake of Lord Vishnu) be born as Balram to the second wife of Vasudev - Rohini who was out of the prison.

Devaki's Heart-Piercing Sacrifices 

Born with chubby chicks, pearly eyes and peacock quill on head, he was always surrounded by his beloved ones due to his magical tune of flute which drove everybody.

Delightful Look Of Lord Krishna

The Kansa was killed, Vasudev belong to the Yadavas race, Ugrasena was given the throne of Mathura. Most of the Yadavas moved to the new inbuilt city of Dwarka. Here, the Pandavas rose to power, where Arjuna and Lord Krishna met.

Re-Rise The Yadavas

"If you don't fight for what you want, don't cry for what you lost".

When on the battlefield of Mahabharata, Arjuna was moved away by the fact that he has to kill his grandfather, cousins and family members. He put down his Gandiva (Bow gifted by Lord Brahma), Lord Krishna then stated that -" All relations and bonds with the nature could fell apart but the real and truth will stay eternal upto the annihilation of the era. Only a true warrior will be able to reach a state of bliss and inner liberation to establish milestone peace by terminating the difference between the good and evil. "

Sip Advice Of Karma

When time appeared for the 8th child, Lord Vishnu himself was born as a Lord Krisna through Devaki, meanwhile Yashoda in Vrundavan had given birth to a girl (Yogamaya). The prison magically was free out of locks and guards which allowed Vasudev to exchange Lord Krishna with Yashoda's child.After this activity the girl was killed but there appeared the Yogmaya Devi (Goddess) enraged & stating that his terminator's birth had already took place, fearing Kansa a bit.

Mount-Clashing Birth Of Lord Krishna

Kansa simultaneously send his army of Asuras in purpose to massacre Lord Krishna, but failed everytime. The list includes putana, trinavarta, bakasur, aghasur, dhenukasur and pralambhsur.He grew to become a handsome and heart-winning individual. To fulfill his purpose he killed his Uncle King Kansa and set free everybody from prison.Narakasura was killed by Lord Krishna who had captured 16000 womans, thus today celebrated as Naraka Chaturdashi. The society won't accept them easily so Lord Krishna accepted them as wives.

Tales And Purpose Of Krishna

After the mass killing of sons of Gandhari, Lord Krishna visited her at the end of Mahabharata, but in fist of rage and mourn she cursed him that after exactly 36 yrs later his Dwarka would be drown under the ocean, Yadavas race would come to an end and Lord Krishna would get killed. The day finally came in, the sky cried with mourn, the curse came to be true, Dwarka City was drowned by the Arabian Sea, Lord Krishna was mistakenly struck by a poisonous arrow by a hunter named Zara and finally Lord Krishna made his way to the sky in Vaikunthadham.

Unfortunate Curse Of Gandhari

Krishna Avatar - Eighth Avatar Of Vishnu | Dashavatar The eight incarnation of Vishnu is often debated to be between Krishna and his elder brother Balarama. But because Balaram, is an incarnation of Adi Shesha – the serpert of Vishnu, Krishna is collectively accepted as the eight incarnation of Vishnu. Krishna - one of the most widely popular of all Indian divinities, became the focus of numerous bhakti (devotional) cults, which have over the centuries produced a wealth of religious poetry, music, and painting. The basic sources of Krishna’s stories is from the epic Mahabharata and Bhagvat Purana. Krishna was raised as a cowherd in Gokul. Childhood of Lord Krishna is filled with stories of his mischievous pranks and incidents that depict his divine nature. According to a popular story, Krishna carried off the gigantic serpent Kaliya from the river to the sea. Sri Krishna also raised the Govardhana hill with his little finger and kept it as an umbrella to shield Vrindavan’s s people from the torrential rain caused by Lord Indra, who was irritated by Krishna. He was popular among the Gopis of Vrindavan, especially Radha. Radha and Lord Krishna grew up together and their story is romanticized as Rasa-lila. During his boyhood, due to unexpected events the news confirming that Krishna was indeed the son of Devaki and Vasudev broke out and Krishna had to leave to Mathura, leaving behind his other family of Nanda and Yashoda. On his return to Mathura, he slayed Kansa and restored his father to power. Sri Krishna became a counselor and friend to Pandava prince Arjuna. As the war progressed, Arjuna was moved by the deaths of his family members, when he put down his weapon, Lord Krishna then advised him about the battle and its repercussions, Karma, the purpose of life and death, the power of Dharma. This conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna soon extended to into a discourse which was later brought together as the Bhagvad Gita. Sri Krishna also revealed his universal form (Vishwa rupa) to Arjuna, showing Arjuna his full spiritual realization. After this, Arjuna became Sri Krishna’s disciple, not just an admirer and relative. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ***Please Like, Share and Subscribe our videos.*** Press the bell button to stay notified about our new videos! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: 1. Some parts from this video like music, pictures and videos are sourced from the web. The Hindu Saga does not declare any ownership and is ready to give the rights to whoever it is due. 2. Multiple sources have been referred to create the content and story for the videos and we try our best to produce good content that seems authentic to our knowledge, however, we do not confirm the authenticity of the content and stories shared on channel. 3. Some of the links are affiliate links, which means if you use that link to buy something, I get a small kickback at no extra cost to you. :) #TheHinduSaga #IndianHistory #HinduHistory #Hinduism #IndianMythology #HinduMythology #HinduGods #ReligionExplained

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The eight incarnation of Vishnu is often debated to be between Krishna and his elder brother Balarama. But because Balaram, is an incarnation of Adi Shesha – the serpert of Vishnu, Krishna is collectively accepted as the eight incarnation of Vishnu. Krishna - one of the most widely popular of all Indian divinities, became the focus of numerous bhakti (devotional) cults, which have over the centuries produced a wealth of religious poetry, music, and painting. The basic sources of Krishna’s stories is from the epic Mahabharata and Bhagvat Purana. 

Krishna was raised as a cowherd in Gokul. Childhood of Lord Krishna is filled with stories of his mischievous pranks and incidents that depict his divine nature. According to a popular story, Krishna carried off the gigantic serpent Kaliya from the river to the sea. Sri Krishna also raised the Govardhana hill with his little finger and kept it as an umbrella to shield Vrindavan’s s people from the torrential rain caused by Lord Indra, who was irritated by Krishna. He was popular among the Gopis of Vrindavan, especially Radha. Radha and Lord Krishna grew up together and their story is romanticized as Rasa-lila. During his boyhood, due to unexpected events the news confirming that Krishna was indeed the son of Devaki and Vasudev broke out and Krishna had to leave to Mathura, leaving behind his other family of Nanda and Yashoda. On his return to Mathura, he slayed Kansa and restored his father to power.

Sri Krishna became a counselor and friend to Pandava prince Arjuna. As the war progressed, Arjuna was moved by the deaths of his family members, when he put down his weapon, Lord Krishna then advised him about the battle and its repercussions, Karma, the purpose of life and death, the power of Dharma. This conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna soon extended to into a discourse which was later brought together as the Bhagvad Gita. Sri Krishna also revealed his universal form (Vishwa rupa) to Arjuna, showing Arjuna his full spiritual realization. After this, Arjuna became Sri Krishna’s disciple, not just an admirer and relative. 

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