lord krishna 's first wife

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 chooses her groom from a gathering of noble suitors, was announced. Princes from far and wide, including Shishupala and Jarasandha, arrived to compete for Rukmini's hand in marriage. However, Rukmini had already chosen Krishna in her heart and prayed fervently for him to come and claim her as his bride.As the auspicious day of the swayamvara approached, Rukmini wrote a heartfelt letter to Lord Krishna, expressing her love, faith, and longing to be united with him. In the letter, she poured out her feelings, explaining how her heart belonged to him and urging him to rescue her from an unwanted union. Rukmini entrusted the letter to a loyal messenger, instructing him to deliver it to Krishna in Dwaraka.The messenger set out on his mission, carrying Rukmini's letter with utmost care and determination. As he entered Dwaraka, he was awestruck by the grandeur and magnificence of the city, which shone brightly with Lord Krishna's presence. The messenger made his way to Krishna's palace and handed over Rukmini's letter, trembling with anticipation. Upon reading Rukmini's heartfelt words, Lord Krishna smiled knowingly, for he had already decided to honor her love and devotion. He immediately made preparations to depart for Vidarbha, accompanied by Balarama and a small group of trusted warriors. Rukmini's heart leaped with joy as she received news of Krishna's arrival, knowing that her prayers had been answered. On the day of the swayamvara, amidst the grand assembly of princes and nobles, Lord Krishna entered the hall like a radiant sun, his divine presence captivating everyone present. Rukmini's eyes lit up with love and happiness as she saw Krishna approaching her, his enchanting smile filling her with warmth and reassurance. As the gathered princes looked on in awe and disbelief, Krishna stood before Rukmini, his gaze filled with love and respect. Without a word, he extended his hand to her, signaling his acceptance of her hand in marriage. Rukmini, overwhelmed with emotion, placed her hand in Krishna's, sealing their union in the presence of the divine witnesses. The union of Lord Krishna and Rukmini symbolized the eternal bond of love, trust, and devotion between a devotee and the divine. Their marriage was not just a union of two souls but a celebration of divine love transcending worldly boundaries and limitations. Rukmini's unwavering faith and Krishna's unconditional love were immortalized in the annals of history, inspiring generations to come. In conclusion, the story of Lord Krishna's marriage with Rukmini is a testament to the power of love, devotion, and divine grace. Their union exemplifies the eternal bond between a devotee and the divine, where love conquers all obstacles and triumphs against all odds. May their timeless love story continue to inspire and uplift hearts, reminding us of the profound connection between the earthly and the divine realms.






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