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Janmashtami Story For Kids | The Birth Of Krishna

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# 0:00

The Evil King Kuntz

Who ruled Mathura and what was his relationship with Devaki?

Kuntz was an evil king who ruled Mathura and had a deep affection for his sister Devaki, whom he captured to prevent a prophecy from coming true.

  • Kuntz seized power deceitfully from his father.
  • The people of Mathura were unhappy under Kuntz's rule.
  • Devaki was to marry King Vasudeva, but Kuntz's obsession with her led to dire consequences.
# 0:44

The Prophecy and Kuntz's Fear

What prophecy did Kuntz hear and how did he react?

Kuntz heard a divine prophecy that the eighth son of Devaki would kill him, leading him to imprison Devaki and Vasudeva and kill their children.

  • Kuntz's fear of losing power turned into anger.
  • He killed seven of Devaki's children to prevent the prophecy from being fulfilled.
  • Devaki's imprisonment was a direct result of Kuntz's fear.
# 1:29

The Birth of the Eighth Son

What happened during the birth of Devaki's eighth child?

Devaki gave birth to a son during a storm, and a divine voice instructed Vasudeva to exchange the baby with a girl born in Gokul.

  • The birth was marked by a blinding light and a divine intervention.
  • Vasudeva was guided to protect the child from Kuntz.
  • The storm symbolized the turmoil surrounding the birth.
# 2:14

Vasudeva's Journey

How did Vasudeva manage to escape with the baby?

Vasudeva found the prison gates open and the guards asleep, allowing him to cross the river Yamuna, which calmed miraculously as he entered.

  • The calmness of the river represented divine protection.
  • A snake shielded the baby from the rain during the crossing.
  • Vasudeva successfully exchanged the babies without being detected.
# 2:59

The Transformation of the Baby Girl

What happened when Kuntz attempted to kill the baby girl?

The baby girl transformed into the goddess Durga and revealed that Kuntz's fate was sealed, as the prophesied child was already born.

  • The baby girl was not harmed and instead transformed into a powerful goddess.
  • Kuntz's actions were futile as the prophecy would still come true.
  • The birth of Krishna was celebrated in Gokul, marking a significant moment in the story.

Transcript

0:09 once upon a time in india there was a small town called mathura near the river yamuna almost five thousand years ago an evil king named kuntz ruled the city he had seized power deceitfully from his father the people of mathura were very unhappy because they were ruled by a king who was unfair and evil but king khan's loved one person above all else and that was his sister devaki now devki was to be married to king

0:35 vasudeva on the day of their wedding while driving the royal chariot king khans heard a divine voice the voice thundered from the skies and said evil khans your end is near the eighth son that will be born to devaki and vasudeva will kill you on hearing the divine voice kuntz became very scared but soon his fear turned to anger he decided to kill devaki but vasudeva intervened and promised to give khans all the children born to them

1:05 so khans captured devaki and vasudeva and put them in his palace prison the guards were asked to watch them at all times each time devki gave birth to a baby in the dungeon kuns would immediately kill it soon he killed seven babies for the next nine years devaki did not bear a child but soon she was about to give birth again and this would be the eighth baby knew what he needed to do devki cried day and night at the thought

1:33 of kuns killing her baby again but vasudeva tried to calm her down the day the baby was to be born there was a terrible storm in mathura at midnight a son was born and everything grew quiet as soon as the baby was born there was a blinding light that filled up the prison a divine voice spoke to vasadeva take your baby to the gokal kingdom ruled by your friend king nand across the river yamuna queen yashoda his wife has given birth

2:00 to a baby girl exchange the babies and come back immediately with the girl no one will know about the birth of your eighth son vasudev did as he was told to his surprise he found that the guards were fast asleep and the prison gates were open as though by magic he walked to the river with the baby and found that the river was wild because of the storm but the moment he stepped inside the river became calm

2:25 suddenly he saw a huge black snake rise up from behind him the snake spread itself over vasudeva like a hood to shield the baby from the rain soon vasudev reached the kingdom of gokul exchanged the babies and was back in prison as soon as he placed the baby on the prison floor beside devaki it cried and kunst came rushing in ready to kill the eighth baby devki begged her brother to let the baby be kunt's my brother my eighth born is a

2:52 girl not a boy like the voice said so how can the divine prophecy be true my baby girl can't kill you was not ready to spare the baby he snatched the baby and threw her against the prison wall but the baby did not die it flew up towards the prison ceiling and realized the baby had taken the form of an eight-armed goddess durga foolish comes she said you cannot kill me and the one who will kill you is

3:17 already born and alive one day he will find you and kill you no matter what you do meanwhile in the kingdom of gokul people celebrated the birth of a new baby and king nand named the baby krishna and everyone came to offer blessings and gifts to the baby this was the story of the birth of lord krishna

Summary

In ancient Mathura, King Kuntz ruled with tyranny, fearing a prophecy that foretold his death at the hands of his sister Devaki's eighth son. To prevent this, he imprisoned Devaki and her husband Vasudeva, killing their seven newborns. When the eighth child, Krishna, was born, divine intervention allowed Vasudeva to secretly exchange him with a baby girl in Gokul, leading to a series of miraculous events that ultimately fulfilled the prophecy.

- King Kuntz, an evil ruler, feared a prophecy about his demise.
- He imprisoned his sister Devaki and her husband Vasudeva, killing their seven children.
- Devaki was pregnant with her eighth child, which Kuntz aimed to kill.
- A divine voice instructed Vasudeva to exchange his newborn son with a baby girl in Gokul.
- Vasudeva successfully navigated a stormy river, aided by a protective serpent.
- The baby girl transformed into the goddess Durga, revealing Kuntz's fate.
- The newborn son was named Krishna, celebrated in Gokul, marking the beginning of his destiny.

Questions Answered

Who ruled Mathura and what was his relationship with Devaki?

Kuntz was an evil king who ruled Mathura and had a deep affection for his sister Devaki, whom he captured to prevent a prophecy from coming true.

What prophecy did Kuntz hear and how did he react?

Kuntz heard a divine prophecy that the eighth son of Devaki would kill him, leading him to imprison Devaki and Vasudeva and kill their children.

What happened during the birth of Devaki's eighth child?

Devaki gave birth to a son during a storm, and a divine voice instructed Vasudeva to exchange the baby with a girl born in Gokul.

How did Vasudeva manage to escape with the baby?

Vasudeva found the prison gates open and the guards asleep, allowing him to cross the river Yamuna, which calmed miraculously as he entered.

What happened when Kuntz attempted to kill the baby girl?

The baby girl transformed into the goddess Durga and revealed that Kuntz's fate was sealed, as the prophesied child was already born.

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