Is Prithvi's birth mystery related to Manyakhet?

In the Manyakhet Palace, they address each other saying "Varahkul Samartho" or something like that. And when that old woman saw Gajkesari in that jungle, she said, "Gajkesari Samartho". So does it mean that that Gajkesari & Prithvi have any connection to Manyakhet?

Samarth Ho means let it flourish, I guess. The woman hailed Gajkesari. And the Manyakhet people hail Varaha kul. 😊

Interesting observation

I could hardly concentrate on anything else that the mai's "chatak atak khatak" 😆

That Gajkesari...is it some form of an Hindu god? I'm quite illiterate about the Hindu mytho so can anyone explain what that last vision meant? The silhouette of a man atop a huge elephant? Did they allude that Prithvi is actually a god's child or something?

Originally posted by: lostmymusic.

That Gajkesari...is it some form of an Hindu god? I'm quite illiterate about the Hindu mytho so can anyone explain what that last vision meant? The silhouette of a man atop a huge elephant? Did they allude that Prithvi is actually a god's child or something?

Originally posted by: lostmymusic.

That Gajkesari...is it some form of an Hindu god? I'm quite illiterate about the Hindu mytho so can anyone explain what that last vision meant? The silhouette of a man atop a huge elephant? Did they allude that Prithvi is actually a god's child or something?

Originally posted by: KalyaniPanchali

Samarth Ho means let it flourish, I guess. The woman hailed Gajkesari. And the Manyakhet people hail Varaha kul. 😊

Originally posted by: bugsbunny12

Interesting observation

I could hardly concentrate on anything else that the mai's "chatak atak khatak" 😆

Originally posted by: i5hy

Me too 😆😆

😆 i know right?

Originally posted by: lostmymusic.

That Gajkesari...is it some form of an Hindu god? I'm quite illiterate about the Hindu mytho so can anyone explain what that last vision meant? The silhouette of a man atop a huge elephant? Did they allude that Prithvi is actually a god's child or something?