His wife, Yashoda, too had given birth to a girl. As per divine orders, Vasudev took Krishna across the Yamuna to Gokul and handed him to his friend, Nandrai. Due to divine intervention, the prison doors opened and guards slept. When he was born, it was raining heavily. as the eighth child, Krishna was born at night on the ashtami during the Krishna paksh of the month of Bhadrapada. One by one, Kamsa killed 6 of his siblings, born before him. So, Kamsa put Devaki and her husband, Vasudev, into prison. Kamsa was Devaki’s brother and Krishna’s maternal uncle.Īs per the legends, it is believed that on Devaki’s wedding, a celestial voice announced that Kamsa would be killed by Devaki’s eighth child. His biological parents were Devaki and Vasudeva. The Puranas consider Sri Krishna’s life to mark the passing of the Dvapara age into the Kali Yuga (current age). It is believed that Krishna was born in Mathura in 3,228 BCE. This festival is celebrated as Radhashtami.īorn on: Ashtami of the month of Bhadrapada (Krishna paksh)įoster Parents: Yashoda and Nand Birth Story of Krishna The birthday of Radha falls 15 days after Janmashtami on the Ashtami of the shukla paksh of Bhadrapada month. His birthday is celebrated annually as Krishna Janmashtami as per the lunisolar Hindu calendar and according to the Gregorian calendar it is celebrated in late August or early September.
He is perhaps the most popular of all the heroes of Hindu mythology. It is believed that it has eight incarnations of Lord Vishnu. The name lord Krishna is originated from the Sanskrit word Krsna which is primarily an adjective meaning “Black”, “Blue”, “dark blue” or “the all-attractive”. The names of Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha are inseparable they always come together as one name, Radha Krishna. Radha and Krishna are very famous as the god and goddess of love, protection, and compassion. 5: Did Radha Krishna both ever get married? 1: Is Lord Krishna only known by the name of Kanhaiya?
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