Sri Krishna (Historical Story)
Bhojvanshi king Ugrasen used to rule in Mathura. His aggressor son Kansa removed him from the throne and himself became the king of Mathura. Once there was King Kansa who was the brother of Devaki. He was going to drop his sister Devaki at her in-laws house when on the way he fell asleep due to fatigue. He started going to his sister's in-laws house while sleeping in the chariot. Suddenly he had a dream. It was told in that dream that the eighth son born from the womb of your sister i.e. Devaki, whom you are happily taking to her in-laws house, will kill you. Kansh woke up from his sleep in panic. After Kansh tells about his dream. He asked Vasudev (Devaki's husband) to kill him. Then Devaki pleaded with Kansa and said that I myself will bring my child and hand it over to you, what will be the benefit of killing your brother-in-law who is innocent. Kansa obeyed Devaki and put Vasudev and Devaki in prison in Mathura. After some time in the prison, Devaki and Vasudev were blessed with a child. As soon as Kansa came to know about this, he came to the prison and killed that child. Similarly, Kansa killed the seven sons of Devaki and Vasudev one by one. When the turn of the eighth child came, the guard was doubled in the prison. Many soldiers were posted in the prison. But that day the deployed soldiers fell into a deep sleep due to fatigue and lack of sleep. Eighth son was born. It was raining heavily that day. Vasudev ji left after keeping baby Shri Krishna in the soup. Crossing the Yamuna, they reached Nanda's house in Vrindavan. Vasudev slowly opened the door and placed his son near Nanda and Yashoda. They were both asleep. Taking Nanda's daughter in his hands, Vasudev apologized to Nanda and Yashoda and started going towards Mathura. After a few hours he reached the Mathura jail. The soldiers were still sleeping. That daughter started crying as soon as she reached the jail. The soldiers were awakened by the sound of loud cries. As soon as Kansa got the news that Devaki had given birth to a child, he immediately came to the prison. Kansa snatched him and threw him brutally killed. Kansh is now free from fear. It's morning Nanda and Yashoda were very sad not to find their daughter and searched everywhere with their people for many days. But he could not find his daughter. Tired, he stopped the search and adopted that son. Whom he named Krishna, Slowly time passed and Shri Krishna grew up. Shri Krishna started playing his flute while creating Raas Leela with the Gopis in Gokul. All the residents of Gokul, animals and birds etc. would be very happy to hear the tune of his flute and they would love this sound very much. Shri Krishna along with his friends used to eat butter from other people's houses. Because of which the women of the village went to Yashoda with a complaint about Krishna. Shri Krishna used to love Radha in Gokul. Shri Krishna's anonymous stay was coming to an end. That's why Shri Krishna and Balram were sent to Ujjain for education. In Ujjain both the brothers started receiving education and diksha in the hermitage of Rishi Sandipani. In the same ashram, Shri Krishna befriended Sudama They were close friends. The discussions of their friendship were far and wide. Along with education, they came back after getting the knowledge of weapons. One day, through spies, Kansa came to know about the survival of the eighth son. On the other hand, Krishna also came to know that his real parents were imprisoned in Mathura. Kansa sent many soldiers to kill Krishna, but Krishna and the people of Gokul came together and killed those soldiers. Saddened by the failure of the soldiers every time, Kansa himself set out to kill Shri Krishna. There was a war between the two and Shri Krishna killed Kansa and again made Ugrasen the king of Mathura. Shri Krishna went to Dwarka after reconciling with his parents in Gokul. He established the city of Dwarka there and became the king of Dwarkanagari. There is a town named Amjhera in Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. There was the kingdom of King Bhishmak at that time. He had five sons and a very beautiful daughter. Her name was Rukmini. She had dedicated herself to Shri Krishna. When she came to know from her friends that her marriage has been fixed. Then Rukmani sent a message to Shri Krishna through the hands of an old Brahmin. As soon as this message was received by Shri Krishna, he immediately left from there. Shri Krishna came and kidnapped Rukmini and brought her to Dwarkapuri. Shishupala also came following Shri Krishna whose marriage was fixed with Rukmini. A fierce battle took place in Dwarikapuri with the army of both the brothers Shri Krishna and Balram and Shishupala's army. In which Shishupala's army was destroyed. The marriage of Shri Krishna and Rukmini was done with great pomp and ceremony. Rukmani's status was at the top among all the queens of Shri Krishna. Shri Krishna also became the charioteer of the archer Arjuna's chariot in the war of Mahabharata. Shri Krishna had given many teachings to Arjuna during the war, which proved very helpful for Arjuna to fight the war. These teachings were the teachings of Gita which were told by Shri Krishna. This sermon is still famous by the name of Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta. Lord Shri Krishna had ensured the result of this war without raising the weapon in this war. In this war of Mahabharata, by winning religion over unrighteousness, the Pandavas had destroyed the entire Kaurava dynasty including the unrighteous Duryodhana. Duryodhana's mother Gandhari believed Lord Krishna to be the reason for the death of her sons and the destruction of the Kaurava dynasty. That's why after the end of this war, when Lord Krishna went to console Gandhari, then Gandhari, distraught with the grief of her sons, got angry and cursed Shri Krishna that the way my Kaurava dynasty was destroyed by fighting among themselves, In the same way your Yaduvansh will also be destroyed. After this Shri Krishna came to the city of Dwarka. Even after about 35 years of Mahabharata war, Dwarka was very peaceful and happy. Gradually the sons of Shri Krishna became very powerful and in this way the whole Yadu dynasty had become very powerful. It is said that once Samba, the son of Shri Krishna, insulted the sage Durvasa by being influenced by fickleness. After which Durvasa Rishi got angry and cursed Samba for the destruction of Yaduvansh. Along with being powerful, now sin and crime had increased a lot in Dwarka. Shri Krishna was very sad to see such an atmosphere in his happy Dwarka. He suggested his subjects to get rid of their sins by going to the banks of river Prabhas, after which everyone went to the banks of river Prabhas, but due to the curse of Durvasa Rishi, everyone there got drunk and started arguing with each other. Engaged. Their debate took the form of a civil war which destroyed the entire Yaduvansh. According to the Bhagavata Purana, it is believed that Shri Krishna was very distressed to see the destruction of his dynasty. It was because of his agony that he started living in the forest. One day when he was resting under a peepal tree in the forest in yoga nidra, a hunter named Jara mistook his leg for a deer and hit him with a poisoned arrow. This arrow fired by Jara pierced the sole of Shri Krishna's feet. Due to this piercing of the poisoned arrow, Shri Krishna died and after a few days the city of Dwarka, inhabited by Shri Krishna, also got immersed in the sea.