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Jarasandha's father, King Brihadratha, was married to the twin daughters of the king of Kashi. Brihadratha loved both his wives equally but had no sons. The sage Chandakaushika visited his kingdom and gave fruit to the king as a boon. The king divided the fruit equally between both of his wives.
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Mahabharata was a Devasura battle on the surface of the earth. The Devas incarnated as the Pandavas and their allies. The Asuras incarnated as the Kauravas and their allies. Jarasandha was the incarnation of a Danava called Viprachitti. Viprachitti was the foremost among the sons of Danu and Kashyapa. Click below to watch video on Jarasandha's kill...
The Pandavas got half the kingdom. They established themselves with Indraprastha as their capital. Now, it was time for expansion. Yudhishtira was to perform Rajasuya Yaga to become an emperor. A conquest in all four directions should be performed as part of this. This was to subjugate other kingdoms. A king if he is able to successfully complete R...
Jarasandha was very cruel. Except for those very powerful kings who accepted his supremacy or fled, he tortured all others. He held captive eighty-six kings. Once their number reached a hundred he was going to sacrifice them. With Jarasandha alive, it will be impossible to perform Rajasuya. The world should not think that the Pandavas were scared o...
Brihadratha was the king of Magadha. He was a great ruler and performed many yagas. He was as powerful as Indra, as brilliant as Surya, as tolerant as Bhumi, as fierce as Yama, and as wealthy as Kubera. He had two wives, both princesses of Kashi. He loved them both alike. He didn’t have children. Once, a very powerful Muni, Chandakaushika visited h...
After some time Muni Chandakaushika came again to Magadha. He told Brihadratha: Your son will be most handsome, strong, and valorous. No other king will be able to match him in power. The glory of all other kings will eclipse because of him. They will all become his dependents. He will destroy everything that would try to stop him. Even divyastras ...
Because Krishna killed Kamsa, his son-in-law, Jarasandha became his enemy. Declaring war on Krishna, Jarasandha threw a gada from Magadha to Mathura. It traveled ninety-nine yojanas and landed in front of Krishna. The place where the gada fell is called Gadavasan. Jarasandha had two allies, Hamsa and Dindibha. They were invincible. They were very w...
Krishna told Yudhishtira: Jarasandha should be eliminated before Rajasuya. He can not be touched by vast armies. He can be killed only in one-to-one combat. I know the strategy. Arjuna has victory in him. Bhima has strength. Three of us will go together to kill him. The timing is ideal because Jarasandha doesn’t have the support of Hamsa and Dindib...
Girivraja was the capital of Magadha. Near Girivraja, there was a holy mountain called Chaityaka. Jarasandha and his subjects worshiped this mountain. Once, Jarasandha had killed a Rakshasa called Rishabha here. The Rakshasa had assumed the form of a bull. With his skin, Jarasandha got three drums made. Once beaten, they would reverberate for a who...
Krishna told Jarasandha to choose his opponent. He chose Bhima. His purohitas prepared Jarasandha chanting mantras for victory. Krishna invoked Gods in favor of Bhima. The two joyfully started fighting. They were truly equals in strength and valor. The earth trembled as they fought. Thousands gathered to watch them fight. For thirteen days they fou...
Feb 3, 2019 · Jarasandha’s father, when he did not have offspring, went to a sage and asked for a blessing. The sage gave him a mango and said, “Give this fruit to your wife. She will bear you a son.” He had two wives and loved both of them. And when he came back with the fruit, he met both of them together.
Jarasandha's father, King Brihadratha, was married to the twin daughters of the king of Kashi. Brihadratha loved both his wives equally but had no sons. The sage Chandakaushika visited his kingdom and gave fruit to the king as a boon. The king divided the fruit equally between both of his wives.
The father of these queens was King of Magadh Jarasandh. When Kans was executed by Krishna, Jarasandh was very angry. He was dazzled and vowed not to keep any Yaduvanshi (member of Yadava family) alive on this earth and started preparing for the war.
Birth and early life. Jarasandha's father, King Brihadratha, was married to the twin daughters of the king of Kashi. Brihadratha loved both his wives equally but had no sons. The sage Chandakaushika visited his kingdom and gave fruit to the king as a boon. The king divided the fruit equally between both of his wives.
Oct 16, 2007 · The Rakshasi explained what had happened, resigned the child, and retired. The father gave the boy the name Jarasandha, because he had been put together by Jara. Future greatness was prophesied for the boy, and he became an ardent of Siva .
