King Mandhata originated from his father’s womb. Devraj Indra himself protected him after birth. There was a king named Arun in the lineage of King Mandhata, the son of King Arun was named Satyavrata. He had unlimited assets. Prince Satyavrat… Read More ›
Sage Chyavan was a great devotee of the Bhagwati Jagadamba. He always spent his time meditating on Jagadamba. Maharishi was doing penance near a lake which was beautiful like lake Mansarovar. His body was made their home by termites and… Read More ›
In the past there used to be a king named Harivarma. Harivarma did severe penance for 100 years to get a son like Lord Vishnu. Then Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi took the form of horse and produced a son. … Read More ›
Bhriguvanshi Brahmins were aacharyas of Kshatriyas of haihaya clan. There was a great king named Kartavirya in the Haihayavas. Kartavirya was initiated in the mantra of Goddess Jagadamba by Lord Dattatreya. Bhagwati Jagadamba was the presiding deity of King Kartavirya. … Read More ›
Long ago there used to be a king named Nimi, who was very religious. At one time , Nimi pledged to perform a yjana. He collected all the necessary items and built a Yagya altar too, after finding a clean… Read More ›
long time ago, a demon named Vritrasura took away heaven from Devraj Indra. The gods were thrown out of heaven. On the advice of Lord Vishnu, the gods made Vritrasura befriend Indra. Both of them had become very close friends. … Read More ›
There was a monster named Vritrasura, who was born by Prajapati Tvastha to defeat Indra to avenge the death of his son Trishira. Vritrasura meditated on Brahma and by getting a boon from him, he became very powerful and arrogant. … Read More ›
Yudhishthira became the king of Hastinapur after the battle of Kurukshetra. Dhritarashtra lived his painful life by staying there for eighteen years. One day Dhritarashtra decided to spend the rest of his life in the forest and told Arjun his… Read More ›
Long ago there was a king named Surath who governed the subjects like his sons. At one time, the Surat king became hostile to the Kshatriyas called Kola vidhwansis. Despite the large number of army in the war, King Surath … Read More ›
There lived a Brahmin named Devadatta in Kosala country. The Brahmin was very unhappy for not having children. For the purpose of obtaining children, Devadatta decided to perform the Putreshti Yagna and built a fine Yagna Kunda on the banks… Read More ›