Circa 3216 BCE! The end of Dwapar Yug! The first battle between Krishn and Jarasandh, the king of Magadh, ended in favor of the former. Sixteen more battles followed, one after another, with grander strategies and bigger armies in the outskirts of Mathura. To avert the 18th battle, Krishn did something. What did Krishn do? The enmity between Krishn and Jarasandh continued. Krishn was anointed king of Dwarka. He encountered Satyabhama, daughter of king Satrajit and queen Padmini of Satrapur, a kingdom near Dwarka. Will Krishn marry Satyabhama? If no, will they ever meet again to realize common goals? Seventy-three years of twists and turns, one after another, in the life of Krishn! Who did he marry? When did he marry? Did he elope? Did he and his wife maintain celibacy for several years, doing penance in the Himalayas? Was he a one-wife man? How many children did he beget? How was Sudama, his childhood friend, benefited? What about the 16,000 celestial nymphs he freed from Narakasur’s captivity? What was Jarasandh’s fate? How shrewd was Krishn? What role did he play at the nascent stage of the Kurukshetra war? Read Blue Vanquisher to know all of these and more! Krishn, a true friend, guide, savior, warrior, protector, efficient ruler, and Yogpurush, awaits you… Krishn Trilogy depicts the story of Krishn from birth to death, delving on every aspect of his life besides refuting the many myths associated with him. The Eighth Avatar (Krishn Trilogy-1) describes Krishn’s journey from birth till the fourteenth year of his life.
Circa 3230 BCE! Dwapar Yug, the end of the Third Age after Satya Yug and Treta Yug, described in the Purans! It was midnight on Ashtami Tithi in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapad, corresponding to August of the Gregorian calendar. After six of the darkest nights in seven years when all of his six brothers were killed soon after their birth, there came another such night. Entire Mathura mourned with winds howling and dusk giving way to an appalling rainy night. Nature seemed to enlighten one and all about the birth of the eighth child specified in the prophecy. And a God was born on earth as a mortal. Because the rising evil had to be suppressed! He was Krishn. The seventh fetus was transferred to its step-mother’s womb at three months. This fetus, after completion of the gestation period, was born as the elder brother of the God. The incarnation of Sheshnag, the king of all serpents and serpent deities, became the brother of the incarnation of Vishnu! Fourteen years of twists and turns, one after another, in the life of Krishn! Who were his friends? What games did he play? How did he grow up? When did he start playing the flute? Who was his teacher? How did he become a hero by the time he became a teenager? Did he commandeer an army in the battlefield at fourteen? Who was Radha? Who was she married to? Krishn awaits you…
Circa 3230 BCE! Dwapar Yug, the end of the Third Age after Satya Yug and Treta Yug, described in the Purans! It was midnight on Ashtami Tithi in the Hindu lunar month of Bhadrapad, corresponding to August of the Gregorian calendar. After six of the darkest nights in seven years when all of his six brothers were killed soon after their birth, there came another such night. Entire Mathura mourned with winds howling and dusk giving way to an appalling rainy night. Nature seemed to enlighten one and all about the birth of the eighth child specified in the prophecy. And a God was born on earth as a mortal. Because the rising evil had to be suppressed! He was Krishn. The seventh fetus was transferred to its step-mother’s womb at three months. This fetus, after completion of the gestation period, was born as the elder brother of the God. The incarnation of Sheshnag, the king of all serpents and serpent deities, became the brother of the incarnation of Vishnu! Fourteen years of twists and turns, one after another, in the life of Krishn! Who were his friends? What games did he play? How did he grow up? When did he start playing the flute? Who was his teacher? How did he become a hero by the time he became a teenager? Did he commandeer an army in the battlefield at fourteen? Who was Radha? Who was she married to? Krishn awaits you…
Circa 3216 BCE! The end of Dwapar Yug! The first battle between Krishn and Jarasandh, the king of Magadh, ended in favor of the former. Sixteen more battles followed, one after another, with grander strategies and bigger armies in the outskirts of Mathura. To avert the 18th battle, Krishn did something. What did Krishn do? The enmity between Krishn and Jarasandh continued. Krishn was anointed king of Dwarka. He encountered Satyabhama, daughter of king Satrajit and queen Padmini of Satrapur, a kingdom near Dwarka. Will Krishn marry Satyabhama? If no, will they ever meet again to realize common goals? Seventy-three years of twists and turns, one after another, in the life of Krishn! Who did he marry? When did he marry? Did he elope? Did he and his wife maintain celibacy for several years, doing penance in the Himalayas? Was he a one-wife man? How many children did he beget? How was Sudama, his childhood friend, benefited? What about the 16,000 celestial nymphs he freed from Narakasur’s captivity? What was Jarasandh’s fate? How shrewd was Krishn? What role did he play at the nascent stage of the Kurukshetra war? Read Blue Vanquisher to know all of these and more! Krishn, a true friend, guide, savior, warrior, protector, efficient ruler, and Yogpurush, awaits you… Krishn Trilogy depicts the story of Krishn from birth to death, delving on every aspect of his life besides refuting the many myths associated with him. The Eighth Avatar (Krishn Trilogy-1) describes Krishn’s journey from birth till the fourteenth year of his life.
The glorious tales of brave Indic resistance to invaders are still not fully known to us. This book contains 52 stories of valour, a tribute to these unsung warriors, both men and women from the last1300 years.
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