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balaram (krishna's elder) was on who's side during war??
balaram (krishna's elder) was on who's side during war??
Originally posted by: Shaya_123
Duryodhana for multiple reasons- He wanted his sister, Subhadra, to marry Duryodhana and not Arjuna
- He wanted to attack Bhima after he killed Duryodhana unfairly but only because Krishna instructed him to do so.
- He liked Duryodhana's mace skills better than Bhima.
agree😊Originally posted by: ratilal22192
He clearly told Arjuna when Arjun had asked him to join the war, that brothers should not fight and for that reason he would not join any side; But he did come as a judge at the last fight between Duryo and Bhim- but Shri Krishna reprimanded him that he was on a Tirth yatra and when there is a Dharma Yudha there is only one Tirth and that is this Kurukshetra/ Dharma Yuddha
He is cousin of Krishna & Shishupala's mother was given a vow by Krishna, her nephew, that he would pardon his cousin Shishupala a hundred times before he decides to kill him.Originally posted by: ratilal22192
ok next,
Who is Shishupal? and what boon did Shri Krishna give his mother?
Originally posted by: Shaya_123
In the Jaimini-Bharata, a version of the Mahabharata attributed to Vyasa's disciple Jaimini, Babhruvahana, upon Ulupi's advise wages a war against the snakes in Nagaloka by leading an army of mongooses. He then successfully claims the elixir which is used to revive Arjuna to life.