There lived a great and brave king namely Bharat. He joined with the Pândavas in the Kurukshetra war,
bringing an akshauhini divison of warriors. One of their ancestors Yayati had two sons – Yadu and Puru. The
Mahâbhârata contains many stories about
him. Vidura stops Bhishma from … ANGARAPARNA:
A Gandharva chief; also known as Chitraratha, who met the
Pândavas when they were fleeing from Varanavata after the
burning of the lac house. Vichitravirya's two widows begot of … SAÑJAYA:
Dhritarâstra's charioteer and secretary. SHALVA:
King of Saubha. SHIKHANDHI:
Son of Drupada and a reincarnation of Amba. BALARÂMA:
Son of Vasudeva and Rohinî. The epitome of womanly skills, she
once gave advice on how to serve a husband to Satyabhama, one of
Krishna's principal wives. He became quite
skilled in archery by worshipping Drona, but he was ultimately
cursed by him. Bharat was the son of a king Dushyant and Shakuntala. Since the Mahabharat war and the beginning of kaliyug were important historical events, they have been widely documented in Bhartiya scriptures and … HASTI was married to Yashodhara and Vaikuntha was next in line. He died at Prabhasa during the
fratricidal battle among the Yadus. Once while hunting in the forest, Dushyant came to Kanva's ashram and saw Shakuntala. [SB:
C2:1,5,6; C3:6]. Below is the list of Kings that ruled Indraprastha during this period. She is thus famous as one
of the most chaste ladies in Vedic history. She agreed and they united on an island in the
middle of the river, which Parasara shrouded from view by creating
volumes of mist. [See
SB : Canto 1, Ch 5]
Born from the union of Paras'ara Rishi and Satyavatî, he is
known as Dvaipâyana because he was born on an island (see
Paras'ara). Said to be an incarnation of
the moon-god Soma's son. As'vatthâmâ killed him
during the night slaughter of the sleeping Pândava warriors. BAHLIKA:
Younger brother of Shantanu. Opponents in the
battle of Kurukshetrawith their nephews the Pândava's, who
were also Kuru's, descendants of Kuru. BHÎSHMA:
Son of Shantanu, known as the "grandfather" of the Kurus. He was a commander of
the Yadava army and also acted as one of Krishna's advisors
[SB
C10-38 & 40]. The TV Serial then do not waste any time and land into exploring the life of king Shantanu who became the king of Hastinapur after many generations from Bharat. He is said to be an incarnation of Dyau,
the chief Vasu. 44]. More information about him can
be found in the Bhâgavata Purâna (S'rîmad
Bhâgavatam-Canto 10). His wife's name was Radha, and thus
Karna was known as Radheya. HASTI was the one who establised Hastinapur. Drona finally killed him
in the Kurukshetra war. The Pandavas and Draupadi climbed the slopes of the Himalayas towards heaven. He
led a huge army and concentrated on fighting Arjuna during the
Kurukshetra war, having taken a vow to kill him. Yudhisthhira:
Eldest Pândava, born from the union of Kuntî and
the god Dharma. Krishna sent Bhîma to
find the source of the lake. Said
to be an expansion of the deity presiding over the Dvapara age
(third in the cycle of four ages), he was slain at Kurukshetra by
Sahadeva. 4]
He is famous as a devotee of Krishna and frequently
assists Him in His pastimes on earth. Her origin is described in various Vedic
texts, including Bhâgavata Purâna (see
SB, Canto 5, Ch. He was killed in a wrestling match with
Bhîma. She married Arjuna
[SB:
10-86]
and they had a son named Abhimanyu. As he ran he encountered a
number of powerful Asuras. He was a maharatha (a warrior capable
of contending with ten thousand other warriors) warrior renowned
for his expertise with a sword. He
is said to be an incarnation of the ancient sage Nara. He was killed by Krishna
[SB
C10-44]. He lived a long life and was an
advisor to Dhritarâshthra. He became a
leader of the Rakshasas and assisted the Pândavas in the
Kurukshetra war. AMBÂLIKÂ:
The king of Kâs'î's youngest daughter. 17)
and Ramayana
[Ramakatha
Vahini]. She was
abducted by Bhîshma from her swayamvara and married
Vichitravirya. The
Mahâbhârata contains various stories about his
exploits. Our spiritual land was named after him. KAMSA:
Maternal uncle of Krishna who usurped the throne from his
father, Ugrasena. YADU:
Ancient king and founder of the Yadu dynasty, in which
Krishna appeared. CHITRASENA:
King of the Gandharvas who taught Arjuna the arts of singing and
dancing while he was in heaven. Drona
was later born from that pot. He was the father of the Kauravas. [SB:
C1:4,17,18; C3:3]. Yayati did not ordain Yadu crown prince, though elder, since Yadu was arrogant and wicked. KRITAVARMA:
A chief in the Yadu dynasty. He grievously offended Draupadî and the
Pândavas, and as a result Bhîma vowed to kill him and
drink his blood. DEVAKÎ:
Krishna's mother and the wife of Vasudeva, a chief of the
Vrishni clan. While I highly recommend that all 3 books - Vishwamitra, Parashuram and Bharat be read in sequence for clarity, each book can be read as a standalone. She died in the forest
with her husband and Kuntî. In Sanskrit, Hastinapur translates to 'the City of Elephants' from Hastina (elephant) and puram (city). Shakuntala gave birth to his child who was named by the Sage Kanwa named as Sarvadamana.Surrounded only by wild animals, Sarvadamana grew to be a strong child and made a sport of opening the mouths of tigers and lions and counting their teeth. Bharat is remembered by all for his bravery. He did so during the great war. Bharat, the son of Dushmanth and Shakuntala was the king of Ariyabat and following his name the land name was Bharath. The boatman, fisherman by caste, recognized the king and felt honored to have such a distinguished guest on his boat. GANDHÂRI:
Daughter of the king of Gandhara, who became Dhritarâstra's
wife. KRIPA
(KRIPACHARYA): Son of the sage Saradvan, who was once
practicing asceticism in the forest when he saw the Apsara
Janapadi. [SB,
C10-74]
Famous for his adherence to virtue and truth, he is also known as
Dharmaraja, as well as Ajatashatru, which means "one who has no
enemies." This book of approx. DRAUPADÎ:
Daughter of Drupada, king of Panchala, and wife of the five
Pândavas. Duryodhan pretends to care for Yudhishthir and informs him that the Kauravas have accepted Dhritarashtra's decision of crowning him, as the King of Hastinapur. Yayati expelled Yadu from the kingdom (who then propagated the Yadav clan in which Krishna took birth after several generations) and the virtuous younger son Puru became the King of Hastinapur. NÂRADA:
A celestial sage also known as Devarshi, or the rishi among the
gods [see
for example: SB - Canto 1 : Ch. Having already committed herself to
Shalva, Bhîshma released her. Parikshith, son of Abhimanyu becomes the next king of Hastinapur. Bhîma ran around its perimeter,
but could not discover its source. The earth
planet has been named after him, and it was common during the
Mahâbhârata era to call his descendents by his name. SATYAVATÎ:
Mother of Vyâsadeva (from the union with Paras'ara
Rishi). He was overjoyed at this and hugged Bharat lovingly. [SB,
C10-3]
Details of his life and previous births are given in the
Bhâgavata
Purâna. Yudhishthira becomes the crown king to the throne of Hastinapur He is known by nine other names: Dhananjaya (winner of
wealth), Vijaya (always victorious), Svetavahana (he whose chariot
is drawn by white horses), Phalguna (born under the auspicious
star of the same name), Kiriti (he who wears the diadem), Bhibatsu
(terrifying to behold in battle), Savyasachi (able to wield a bow
with both hands), Jishnu (unconquerable), and Krishna
(dark-complexioned). She married Abhimanyu and their son was named
Parîkchit. She was the sister of Vasudeva,
Krishna's father. Besides being married
to Draupadî, he married a princess of Madra named
Vijaya. The Great War of Mahabharat between the Pandavas and the Kauravas happened in 3139 BC. After the
war, his sister married Nakula. Bhîshma
abducted her from her swayamyara
to be his brother's bride. Later Bharat grew into a great king. Later Shakuntala came there and Dushyant realised that Bharat was his son. The story of their marriage and
Bharata's birth is recounted in the Mahâbhârata's Adi
Parva. He was said to be one of the
celestial Vishvadevas incarnating on earth. It is said in
the
Bhâgavata Purâna
that his elder brother, Devapi, still lives on earth in a place
called Kalapa, awaiting the commencement of the next Satya-yuga
(golden age) when he will become king. Once a rishi
named Mandavya was mistaken for a robber. After
marrying the blind Dhritarâstra, she covered her own eyes
with a cloth for the rest of her life. PARÎKCHIT:
Posthumous son of Abhimanyu, the Pândavas installed him as
king in Hastinapura when they retired. PÂNDU:
Father of the Pândava's born to Vichitravirya's widow queen
Ambalika by the grace of Vyâsadeva. She married
Arjuna
during
his one year exile from Indraprastha, only spending one day with
him after their wedding. Krishna lifted and threw the lake away and dispersed the
Asura's (celestial demon). Said
to be an incarnation of the Daitya Samhlada, Yudhisthhira killed
him in the war. ALAMBUSHA:
A râkshasa who fought for Duryodhana in the Kurukshetra war. Shakuntala gave birth to her child who was n… SUHOTRA was married to Suvarna and he had a son HASTI. SHALYA:
Ruler of Madra and brother of Pându's second wife
Madri. Hastinapur was where Yudhisthir lost his brothers in the gamble. The life and events happened in his life are quite important to understand the Mahabharat. She worshipped S'iva and
obtained a boon that she would kill Bhîshma in her next
life. He conquered the western regions
of Bharata, before Yudhisthhira's Rajasuya sacrifice. [SB:
C1:7,8,9,10,12,13,14,15,17; C3:1,2,3,]. The Bhâgavata
Purâna describes the history of his inimical relationship
with Krishna. Hastinapur has also been known by other names, such as Gajapuram, Nagapura, Asandivata, Brahmasthalam, Shanti Nagaram and Kunjarpuram, in different ancient texts. The Purânas
and Mahâbhârata contain many stories about Durvasa. ULUPÎ:
Daughter of the Naga king Kauravya, who became Arjuna's wife. Contains brief the purpose of the Vedic
scriptures. 13]. When Shalva rejected her as a
wife because she had been touched by another, she developed an
intense hatred for Bhîshma. He was killed by Arjuna at Kurukshetra and
went to the sun planet. Said to be an expansion of Brihaspati, the celestial
seer and preceptor of the gods. EKALAVYA:
Son of Hiranyadhanu, a Nishadha tribal chief. That is when a lot of stories of the scriptures and ancient Indian literature came alive. Thus he
became Vidura. He asked if he could have union
with her, promising that by his mystic power she would not lose
her virginity. Bhîma found himself unable to
defeat them and he ran to Krishna for shelter. He performed a Rajasuya sacrifice which
established him as world emperor. Her birth is described in the
Bhâgavata Purâna. SUSHARMA:
King of Trigarta and brother of Duryodhana's wife, Bhanumati. Watch Mahabharat - Season 1, Episode 94 - Ep. Dharma becomes the king of Hastinapur. Krishna killed him at Yudhisthhira's Rajasuya sacrifice
[SB
C10-74]. Abhimanyu's son Parikshit becomes the crown prince. Although the Pândavas' friend, and
having a particular friendship with Yudhisthhira, he was tricked
by Duryodhana into fighting for the Kauravas at Kurukshetra. KUNTÎ:
The Pândavas' mother. PÂNDAVAS:
The five sons of King Pându and Queen Kuntî: Arjuna,
Sahadeva, Nakula, Bhîma en Yudhisthhira. After that, the regal power of India was divided into several kingships and the Rajpoot kings ruled India for 1,107 years when Mohammad Gori invaded Delhi (Hastinapur) in 1192 AD and became the king. 8
and SB,
Canto 9, Chapter 15]. One of the two twin sons of Madri
fathered by the Ashvini gods. 94: Yudhisthir Becomes King of Hastinapur, Bhishma Dies: After the mourning period is over, Krishna leads Yudhishthir to … Due to his
performance of sacrifice and asceticism at the site, the place
known as Kurukshetra, named after Kuru, is considered sacred. ARJUNA:
Third son of Pându and Kuntî, begotten by Indra. 18.000 verses
describes the importance of bhakti-yoga as everything and for
everybody and also the whole life of Lord Krishna and other
avatâra's of Vishnu. He was slain by Drona. Gandhar – Mahabharata’s Gandhar is currently situated to the west of River Sindhu in Sindh, Rawalpindi, Pakistan. [See
SB, Canto 1, Ch. AKRÛRA:
Krishna's uncle and a famous Vrishni. 3. AGNIVESHA:
A rishi who underwent severe austerities on Mount Mahendra. He became king in Hastinapura after Pându retired to the forest. He conquered southern Bharata before
Yudhisthhira's Rajasuya sacrifice. KURUKSHETRA:
['Field of labor'] A holy pilgrimage place going back
to the oldest Vedic times; close to present New Delhi in India. He said to Bhîma, "This lake was
contained in Kumbhakarna's skull, the Rakshasa killed by
Râma in a previous age [see Ramakatha
Rasavahini-2, Ch. 8]. DUSHASHANA:
Duryodhana's eldest brother and one of his inner circle of close
advisors. Later on Bhagwan Mahaveer’s Samavasharan also visited Hastinapur, after listening the spiritual precepts of Bhagwan, King Shivraj of Hastinapur accepted Jainism and he made a Stoopa in the memory pf Bhagwan Mahaveer. He became a commander in
Duryodhana's army during the Kurukshetra war. His father, Vridhakshetra, then cursed whomever would
cause his son's head to fall to the ground to himself die, his own
head shattering into a hundred fragments. PARASARA:
A powerful rishi, grandson of Vasishta, who fathered
Vyâsadeva by conceiving him with Satyavati when she was
still a maiden. All three die in a forest fire, few years later. BHARATA:
A king in the dynasty of the moon-god (all kshatriyas are
descendents either of Candra, the moon-god, or Sûrya, the
sun-god) who ruled the earth for thousands of years. She was named Prithâ at birth, but became better
known as Kuntî after being raised by Kuntibhoja. This is an inetresting tale of kings yet to come a prediction by Vedavyasa the names of the kings and their prospective rule along with the number of years they ruled is amazingly accurate when compared to the actual history . GHATOTKACHA:
The son of Bhîma and the Rakshashi Hidimbi. All his brothers attributed their success to Krishna. Known as the celestial
treasurer. According to a dramatized version of the events by the poet Kalidasa, the king Dushyanta married Shakuntalaon his hunting expeditions in forests.
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