Krishna abducts fiancee's daughter and marries

Forbidden to fall in love with. You are I Nana--- flesh and blood body, Yugabatar I am talking about Krishna. Krishna can abduct Rukmini's fiancee and marry him, he is the creator and the destroyer. That is to say, whenever there is a decline in religion and an increase in sin in the world, then he takes a body and descends on the earth for ages.

According to Vedic tradition there are eight types of marriage rules. Demon marriage is one of them. (The daughter is abducted from this marriage.)

There was a kingdom called Vidarbha. The capital of that kingdom was at Kundinpur. And the name of the king there was Bhishmaka.

Bhishmaka had an elephant in his arms. There were horses in the stable. Dordanda was glorious. Dedar was a good person. The daughter-in-law was the queen. Had five sons. And like Lakshmi he had a daughter named Rukmini.

Rukmini--Ah, as beautiful as the speech, so beautiful is his form! The word of that form spread from mouth to mouth of Bhatbikharis in the country and abroad.

Vidarbha is a long way from Dwarka. However, the words of Rukmini's Lakshmishri form came to the ears of Dwarkapati Shri Krishna. It reached the heart through the ear. Akul Karol Manprana'. Hearing the name, hearing the form, in those days he was always angry. Shri Krishna also has it. This is how Krishna stepped into the gateway of love.

Krishna is then the chief of Aryavarta's most desired men. handsome, strong, virtuous, virtuous; As a woman dreams of having a man, so is Shiva in form, Narayan in quality.

Rukmini's words about his good looks also came to Rukmini's ears. Friends are very aware of these things, Rukmini listened to them with a little smile after eating the head of shame from them. He was filled with intense foreboding at that, so much so that he became completely exhausted for the vision.

On the other hand, King Bhishmaka was also upset, thinking that the daughter had become young enough that now the marriage should be given. After five sons, he brought up his daughter Sabedhan with great affection. He can no longer be handed over to the prince of the kingdom. As a vessel, the prince must be the best of the best. The king sat down to think about his daughter's marriage, but he did not even think once to ask the daughter if she has someone in mind. Rather, he felt that the boys had grown up enough. They also love their sister immensely. So he called them for advice on choosing a vessel. The boys came. The ministry began.

Raja Beja is a good person but the boys are very rude people. The eldest son Rukmi immediately refused to mention Krishna as a good vessel.

In fact, Rukmi is so intoxicated with the pride of her own power and strength that she cannot bear the reputation of Krishna's omnipotence at all. Therefore, when Chediraj Shishupal insulted and harassed Krishna step by step in various meetings, he took great pleasure in it. And that's why he likes Shishupal very much. Moreover, Shishupal also has a considerable reputation as a warrior. Rejecting Krishna, Rukmi chose Shishupala as the pot. The other brothers readily accepted his proposal. The king mumbled a bit, but Rukmi paid no attention to it.

After hearing the news of the bride-selection, Rukmini's head was full of excitement. He loved Krishna so much! He also knows that a father can never disobey a brother. And, he also knew that the brother would not accept Krishna at all. So, now the way?

 Temple of Goddess Avantika in the outskirts of the capital. Ganga flows by the side of the temple. Rukmini goes to the temple every day by bathing in the Ganges, visits the goddess, bows down and returns. He went that day too, he came to the goddess with the desire to be reconciled with Krishna. But, his desire did not touch the goddess? Otherwise, how could Rukmini's wedding day with Shishupal be settled in a hurry! Is Devi taking his test? It is impossible to be patient in A-exam.

Rukmini thought in her mind, it is not enough to just sit and trust God, she has to do something herself. Krishna does not know that a young woman named Rukmini loves him, has accepted him as her husband, life will be a failure without her! He should be told that as soon as possible. But, the way?

The way points right. Rukmini sensed the gesture. Amani rushed to the temple in anticipation of the goddess-darshan. He told the priest about his disobedient heart.

Begged him to convey the words of his heart to Krishna at Dwarka. He said that when he comes to see the goddess before marriage, according to the family custom, Krishna should abduct him and marry him in the temple of goddess Avantika. Otherwise, he will not keep this life!

The priest became the messenger. He gave a letter to the Brahmin.

I have surrendered my body, mind, and soul to you. You are my best man. Take me as my wife. Children should not touch me. You come here and take my water.'

This means that Rukmini indirectly advises Krishna to abduct her. But Rukmini did not directly talk about the abduction from the marriage place. It is the custom of their royal family to visit the temple of Kuldevi Sridurga before the wedding ceremony. To avoid misfortune, Rukmini advised Krishna to kidnap him while going from the royal palace to the Durga temple or while returning from the temple to the palace.

Think what a daring decision Rukmini took and this decision she could only take after Krishna sought the face of her Supreme Personality of Godhead.

Shri Krishna conveyed Rukmini's heart message. Krishna was excited to get love in that message. He said, whatever Rukmini wants, now he also wants it. On the day of marriage, nothing will happen other than that wish.

The priest returned with the message. Then knowing the mind of Shri Krishna, Rukmini was as happy as anyone else, as well as she was calmed by the assurance.

Finally the wedding day arrived. Krishna was very happy to receive Rukmini's letter. Who doesn't like to think that a beautiful princess likes him. So Sri Krishna soon looked forward to leaving Dwarka. His charioteer ordered Daruk to add horses to the chariot. As soon as Daruk heard the order, four special horses were brought and presented. The name of the first is Shaivya, his complexion is green, the second is Sugriva--snowy in complexion, the third horse is of complexion like a young waterfowl, his name is Meghapuspa, and the fourth is ash-colored, his name is Balahak. After attaching these horses to the chariot, Shri Krishna took the Brahmin with him and started the chariot towards Vidarbha. The horses galloped away. It took just one night to reach Vidarbha in North India from Dwarka in western India.

All the kingdoms were decorated with lights and decorations in such a way that there was no end of ceremonies and bells. At the auspicious moment, Rukmini, adorned in beautiful clothes, surrounded by many attendants, musicians, singers, dancers and lovers, went to see the goddess.

But in the middle of the way, the chariot of Shri Krishna suddenly entered the beautiful atmosphere. At once he took Rukmini in his chariot and rode the horse with the speed of the wind. In the blink of an eye, the two disappeared around the bend in the road. Rukmini's companions were shocked for a moment, then they started running to Rajpuri to report Rukmini's loss like a messenger saying 'Hai Hai'!

As promised, the wedding arrangements were all ready in the temple of Goddess Avantika. The priest was present. Arriving at the temple premises, Lord Krishna gently took Rukmini down from the chariot. Brought to the sanctum.

Then the goddess appeared. He held hands and seated the two in the wedding hall. He said that he heard Rukmini's aarti. However, he wanted the love of Sri Krishna-Rukmini to be fulfilled in its glory, to complete the union in the circle of the heart.

Even if you hold God, trust in your love power. That desire of the goddess has now been fulfilled, so the two love lives have become one today. No trilok power can separate them again in this life.

Having received the grace of the goddess, Shri Krishna and Rukmini prostrated themselves to the goddess in their gratitude. Goddess blessed them and reestablished them in marriage. married He sent off his daughter like a pregnant woman.

On the other hand, hearing that Rukmini had been taken away by Krishna, Rukmi ran with great speed, unconscious in anger. The chariot of Sri Krishna-Rukmini had just reached Dwarka. Reaching there, Rukmi blocked the way. He is a mighty warrior. So, in a flood of gossip, he struck Krishna with great anger. A fierce duel began.

Both Rukmi and Krishna are great heroes. However, Krishna is unique. So once Asi fell from Rukmi's hands and angry Krishna set out to kill him. But, Rukmini interrupted him. He said that he does not want to see brotherly blood. Begged Krishna to please give life to his brother.

At Rukmini's request, Shri Krishna did not kill Rukmi, but beheaded her for the crime of gossiping. Defeated, humiliated and ashamed, Rukmi had no choice but to run away with her head down.

There was no obstacle in the way of Sri Krishna-Rukmini. They reached Dwarka without any problems and started living happily with the blessings of the goddess.

The day on which Lord Krishna abducted Rukmini and married her, was the twelfth day of the Shukla side of the month of Baisakh. On this day, with the blessings and help of Devi Avantika, Rukmini found Krishna and was married by Devi herself. Therefore, on this day, the rules of worshiping the goddess and keeping vows were gradually developed among the marriageable and marriageable young women, a vow was not named after the goddess but in the name of Rukmini. The name of the vow is given as 'Rukmini Dwadashi Vrat'.

In fact, this was done to keep Rukmini's love, waiting, zeal and worship in eternal memory. When you talk about Rukmini, you will talk about grace, when you talk about grace, you will also talk about goddess. The sequence is thought of in this way.

Anyway, in the temple of Goddess Avantika on the banks of the Ganges at Mubarikpur Khadr in Bulandshahr district of Uttar Pradesh.

Two deities are standing side by side in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. Mother Jagadamba on the left, Goddess Sati on the right. The two goddesses together are called 'Devi Avantika'. The attempt to unite the two goddesses under one name is quite novel.

It is a popular belief that all obstacles to marriage can be removed by seeing Devidarshan on Rukmini Dwadashi. Because, the temple in which Rukmini used to worship is this temple or that temple; The goddess who graced Rukmini is this goddess (actually, Devidvaya). History knows the real truth.

In Rukmini's womb Krishna had ten sons including Pradyumna and one daughter named Charumati. Apart from Rukmini, Krishna had six thousand one hundred and eight wives, including Jambavati, Sushila, Satyabhama and Lakshmana, and each had a separate palace.

One may be surprised to hear this, but since Krishna is the Supreme Lord, it is not at all impossible for Him. Once Naramuni came to Dwarka and saw Krishna individually in the palaces of all the queens at the same time, which is never possible for ordinary people.