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Krishna 's wife lakshmana

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 in todays story we will  about Krishna 's wife Lakshmana . Lakshmana was a princess who always heard of Krishna and was a great devotee of him   . Days passed and then her marriage came up . her brothers were allies of Duryodhana . One of her brothers asked  "who will you marry in your  svayamvara ? ". "Lord Krishna ". the brothers told "we cannot let you marry him . It would annoy Duryodhana . You can marry anyone else .Later after Krishna  learnt of her devotion , He took her with him during the day of the svayamvara. Many kings tried to stop Krishna but where unsuccessful . Krishna married Lakshmana in Dwaraka . 

merchant the the treasure

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  In the heart of a bustling kingdom named Eldoria, nestled among verdant hills and crystalline rivers, lived a merchant named Cedric. Known for his keen eye for rare treasures and his unyielding ambition, Cedric ran a small but thriving trading company, transporting goods through the winding markets of the great city of Grendale. He was resourceful, beloved by some and envied by others, for he was not merely a merchant; he was a man who refused to settle for mediocrity. One fateful morning, while browsing through a dusty old tome in the marketplace, Cedric stumbled upon an ancient legend that spoke of a mystical underwater stone known as the Aquastone. This stone, it was said, held the power to bestow unparalleled prosperity upon any kingdom that possessed it. The words leapt off the pages, igniting a fire of ambition within Cedric's heart.  Determined to seek this treasure, Cedric gathered a small crew of intrepid sailors and set sail upon the azure seas. Days turned into weeks a

Krishna 's wife Nagajiti

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 in todays story we will learn of  krishna 's marriage with the princess of ayodhya  Satya or Nagajiti . Nagajiti was a young woman who desired with all her heart to marry none other than lord krishna . King Ngajit heard of her devotion . So he decided to prepare a swamvara . In the swamvara  one must control 7 raging bulls at the same time . Krishna and many other kings also camne there . Nagajiti bowed down before him and offered him some garlands saying "Oh great one ' tell me what can I , a mere human to for you ?" Krishna replied . "Give me your daughter 's hand in marriage ". King Nagajit agreed and told him about the test he should pass first . When it was krishna 's turn , He assumed 7 forms to control each bull. Pleased , Nagajit gave his daughter 's hand in marriage to Krishna . as they were procceding to dwaraka . The other kings to tried to win Satya 's hand sorrounded krishna 's chariot . Just then , as a devoted friend , Arj

krishna 's wife Satyabhama

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 in today 's story we will learn about krishnas  wife satyabhama.  Satyabhama was the daughter of King Satrajit, who was a devoted follower of Lord Surya . She grew up hearing stories of Krishna's valor, charm, and wisdom, which filled her heart with admiration and love for the divine deity. As she reached the age of marriage, her heart was set on marrying Krishna, the embodiment of love and righteousness . Krishna, known for his playful nature and love for all beings, was aware of Satyabhama's feelings towards him. However, he knew that her path to becoming his wife would not be easy, as she had to pass through various tests and trials to prove her love and devotion.  One day, Satyabhama approached Krishna with a humble heart and expressed her desire to marry him. Krishna, with a twinkle in his eyes, agreed to marry her but laid down a condition - she had to defeat and defeat the powerful demon Narakasura to prove her love and worthiness. Satyabhama, undeterred by the chal

krishna 's wife Jambavati

 I n this story we will learn about the story of krishna 's wife jambavati.  Jambavati, the daughter of King Jambavan, ruler of the ancient kingdom of Kikata, was renowned for her unparalleled beauty, grace, and intelligence. She possessed a rare combination of virtues that drew suitors from far and wide, hoping to win her hand in marriage. However, Jambavati harbored a deep longing in her heart, a yearning for a love that surpassed the materialistic desires of the world.  Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, descended upon earth to fulfill his divine purpose - to rid the world of evil and establish righteousness. His charming demeanor and divine aura captivated the hearts of all who crossed his path. It was during one of his legendary exploits that Krishna's journey intertwined with that of Jambavati, changing the course of their lives forever.  The tale of Krishna and Jambavati begins with a valorous quest undertaken by Krishna to retrieve a precious gemstone, the

lord krishna 's first wife

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did you know lord krishna 16100 wives ! he had married 8 wives by by marrying them from nearby kingdoms , he had married rest of his wives after saving them from an asura to restore their honor. in todays story we will learn about rukmini , the first wife of krishna  The tale begins with Rukmini, the princess of Vidarbha, who had heard tales of Lord Krishna's valor, compassion, and charm. She had fallen deeply in love with him through stories and songs sung by traveling bards. Rukmini's heart was set on marrying Lord Krishna, whom she considered the epitome of love and righteousness.  On the other hand, Lord Krishna had also heard about Rukmini's unparalleled beauty, grace, and virtues. He too had developed a deep admiration for her, even though they had never met in person. Despite being aware of her feelings, Krishna remained silent, waiting for the right time to fulfill Rukmini's desire and his own destiny. Rukmini's swayamvara, the ceremony where a princess choo

The Mischievous Trio and the Castle of Curiosities

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 In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and misty forests, there lived three brothers known for their insatiable curiosity and penchant for adventure. Tom , the eldest, was as brave as he was level-headed. Jack , the middle child, possessed a mischievous streak a mile wide. And Sam , the youngest, was a ball of impulsive energy, always ready to leap before looking. One foggy autumn evening, as the brothers were returning from their usual escapades, they stumbled upon a sight that made even Tom's steadfast heart skip a beat. Looming before them was a colossal, crumbling castle, its twisted spires piercing the cloudy sky like gnarled fingers. "Well, well, well," Jack grinned, his eyes twinkling with mischief. "Looks like we've found ourselves a real adventure, boys!" Sam was already halfway to the rusty gates before Tom could grab his collar. "Hold on, you little imp! We can't just barge in there!" "Why not?" Sam pouted, his