Was Krishna behind it?

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@bugsbunny12

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

I dont think krishna was behind it

arjun is indra's son...naturally indra would feel protective of his son. Indra knew karna would defeat arjun...so he decided to take kavach kundal from karna as he knew karna is very generous and would not refuse anything he asks...

to save karna, karna's father Surya dev, came in his dream and warned him about indra's plan...but karna could not refuse someone who asks for alms due to his generosity.

indra thus took advantage of karna's generosity and deprived him of his armour...so arjun could win

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CatcherInTheRye

@CatcherInTheRye

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

oh god...till now its u n me only...nobody else came to help us out in this...rofl

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Nripendra

@Abhisheking

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: ...sandhureet..
oh god...till now its u n me only...nobody else came to help us out in this...rofl

EDITED:Apologies.😭 It was not intentional.

Edited by Abhishek_King - 11 years ago

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CatcherInTheRye

@CatcherInTheRye

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: Abhishek_King

i think lol...🤣

dont say like this...edit it

Edited by ...sandhureet.. - 11 years ago

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Sabhayata

@Sabhayata

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Well this is what is written in MB reagrding Indra and karna.It clearly mentions that Indra did it for Arjuna and krishna ji isnt mentioned anywhere

And Indra desirous of benefiting his own son Phalguni (Arjuna), assuming the form of a Brahmana, approached Vasusena on one occasion and begged of him his natural armour. Thus asked Karna took off his natural armour, and joining his hands in reverence gave it unto Indra in the guise of a Brahmana. And the chief of the celestials accepted the gift and was exceedingly gratified with Karna's liberality. He therefore, gave unto him a fine dart, saying, 'That one (and one only) among the celestials, the Asuras, men, the Gandharvas, the Nagas, and the Rakshasas, whom thou desirest to conquer, shall be certainly slain with this dart.'"The son of Surya was before this known by the name of Vasusena. But since he cut off his natural armour, he came to be called Karna (the cutter or peeler of his own cover).'"

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Nripendra

@Abhisheking

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: Sabhayata
Well this is what is written in MB reagrding Indra and karna.It clearly mentions that Indra did it for Arjuna and krishna ji isnt mentioned anywhere

And Indra desirous of benefiting his own son Phalguni (Arjuna), assuming the form of a Brahmana, approached Vasusena on one occasion and begged of him his natural armour. Thus asked Karna took off his natural armour, and joining his hands in reverence gave it unto Indra in the guise of a Brahmana. And the chief of the celestials accepted the gift and was exceedingly gratified with Karna's liberality. He therefore, gave unto him a fine dart, saying, 'That one (and one only) among the celestials, the Asuras, men, the Gandharvas, the Nagas, and the Rakshasas, whom thou desirest to conquer, shall be certainly slain with this dart.'"The son of Surya was before this known by the name of Vasusena. But since he cut off his natural armour, he came to be called Karna (the cutter or peeler of his own cover).'"

Thank u...😳😳

So Krishna was not behind it.😊