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Re: EVILDOERS: Stop Spreading hatered about Islam!!! [Re: grames] #18933 - 07/29/02 02:33 AM Edit Reply Quote

That is possible, if Vasudeva Krshna, the Yadu king, did at all take part in the Bharata Battle of the sons of Pandu. If Vasudeva Krshna died on the first day of Kaliyuga as is stated in the Purana, which is 3102 BC, then he can never have been the contemporary of the earlier Battle characters of 1000 years back as is stated in the Bhagavatam: Not only is Parikshit Pandava mentioned as having heard the recitation of the Bhagavatam (original lost Puranaversion), but Kshemaka Pandava was the last to have ruled till Kaliyuga started, so he must have been a contemporary of Vasudeva Krshna, the Yadava king of Dvaraka. Obviously the earlier Krshna was someone else. The only candidate is Vyasadeva, the Vasu-deva par excellence = Vasishtha (superlative form of the word vasu). As his mother was a princess from Matsya Desha (roundabout from Jaipur towards Yamuna), the daughter of emperor Vasu Uparichara Chaitya, and her brother was the king of Matsya, named Virat I. [Later tradition turned her into a adopted fisher's daughter, obviously confused by the word Matsya, which is a wellknown kingdom of ancient India]. As Vyasadeva was a Vasishtha, it means that he had also inherited the tradition of the Narayanas(the original Bhagavatas). Urvashii was the daughter of Narayana. This would explain the Narayana-Bhagavata nature of the BhagavadGiita. (Only later to be absorbed by the Vaishnava Bhakti system) Another indication is the active role Krshna Vyasadeva played in the Mahabharata story, not only being the biological grandfather of the Pandavas and Dhartarashtras, but also trying time after time, assisted by his halfbrother Devavrata Bhiishma, to dissuade the Dhartarashtras from having a battle. A strange thing would be the role of Jarasandha in that period attacking Mathura, while the very powerful Brhadbala of Ayodhya, the Dvimidha Pauravas being in the area between Ayodhya and Indraprastha, would have allowed a campaign through their territory. Edited by Ishwa (07/29/02 02:45 AM)