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History of Vasudev

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Maharaj, born from Yayati Birja's womb, was the son of Nahusha. He became the first reigning emperor of India, who greatly expanded his kingdom. His intellect was very sharp, so his father Nahusha was dropped from Indraprastha by the sages of August and made a dragon and his eldest brother refused to take the kingdom, then Yayati sat on the post of king. He appointed four of his younger brothers in four directions and you thank

Sharmishtha was the daughter of Vrishaparva, the king of the demons. She was a very beautiful Rajputri. The king had special affection for Sharmistha. According to the Puranas, Shukracharya was the Rajguru and priest of the demons. Devayani was the daughter of the same monster Guru Shukracharya and was a friend of Sharmistha. In Roop-Lavanya, Devayani was in no way inferior to Sharmistha. Both Devayani and Sharmishtha were wives of Maharaj Yayati. How did Sharmistha become the wife of King Yayati? > **** King Yayati's home sacrifice

**** In this way, while being obsessed with the women, King Yayati saw that these souls have destroyed my soul, the power of thinking and thinking has diminished. Then he began to say to his beloved wife Devayani, "Oh dear! I tell a story of someone who behaves like me, listen to it carefully. This is the true history of the same subject as me on earth. There was a goat. That lonely forest I used to look for my beloved vessel. One day he saw a goat lying in a well. The goat thought of a way to get out of it by digging the soil with its cigs and there.Made a road to transport it, and took it out through the same route. Out of the well, the goat started molesting the same goat and made her her husband. That goat was very strong, young, vivacious, semen and skilled in sex. When the other goats saw that he was having a deep love affair with the goat that fell in the well, they too made him her husband. He got lost in his bond by bonding with those goats in the work. When the goat extracted from the well saw her husband romping with the other goats, she was furious. She went to her palate with great sorrow, leaving that Kami goat. That Kami goat also followed him but could not convince him on the way. When the owner of that goat came to know the whole story, he got angry and cut off the hanging testicle of the goat. But thinking that it would be bad for the goat, he re-attached the testicles. When the testicle was added, that goat continued to enjoy the subject with that goat for a long time, but the work was never satisfied with Pippasa. Hey Devyani! Just like I have forgotten my soul by being bound in your love. A person with lust cannot satisfy all the godly, blessed and blessed people of the earth. Because as much as you enjoy the subject, craving increases. Just like putting ghee in the fire, it does not extinguish, but keep adding ghee-light ghee as it flares up. In the same way, as much as craving is offered to the bhogas, the desire increases as much, not less. Even after the body becomes old, the desire for indulgence does not end, but new desires are awakened constantly. A person who wants his welfare should soon abandon the craving for indulgence. I have enjoyed the subjects for a thousand years, however the desire for indulgence is increasing day by day. Therefore, after abandoning them, I will move around with my mind in Brahma and will move around. In this way, Maharaj Yayati, after convincing his wife Devyani, returned his youth to Puru and withdrew his old age from him.Subsequently, he made his son Duhu in the south-east direction, Yadu in the south, Turvasu in the west and Anu in the north. After placing the Puru on the throne, he took all his elder brothers under him and went to the forest itself. After going there, he worshiped this self which got Mokshadham in a very short time. Devayani too became devoid of all the rules of the rule and became absorbed in the divine while worshiping God. Maharaj Yayati had five sons, in which Yadu and Turvasu were born from the womb of Maharani Devyani and Duhyu, Anu and Puru were born from Sharmistha. Yadu originated from Yayati, | The Yadav dynasty started from Yadu. After many generations of Yadu in the Yadava dynasty, Lord Shri Krishna emerged from the womb of Mother Devaki in human form. Yadu, the founder of Yaduvansh, was the son of Maharaja Yayati. He was born from Devyani's womb. Vanshaj Yadav of Yadu. Maharaj Yayati had two queens, one was Devayani and the other was Sharmistha. Devayani had two sons named Yadu and Turvasu from the womb and three sons named Duhyu, Anu and Puru from the womb of Sharmishta. The descendants that came from Yayati's sons are as follows; - 1. Yadu to Yadav, 2. Turvasu to Yavan, 3. Banquet with milk, 4. Anu to Mlex, 5. Puru to Paurava.

Shukracharya, the maternal grandfather of Yadu, cursed his father Yayati, causing him to grow untimely (in his youth). The king was very sad with his old age. If someone had given them their youth and taken their old age, then they could become young again. The king asked his eldest son Yadu to take old age by giving him youth. But Yadu refused. Then he told the second son Turvasu, then he also refused. Similarly, the third and fourth sons of Maharaj also refused. When the king asked his junior son Puru, he gladly agreed to take old age instead of youth. After receiving the youth of Puru, Yayati became young again. After attaining youth, he continued to enjoy the same subjects for a long time. According to the tradition at that time, Yadu was the rightful owner of the throne after the father retired after being the eldest son. However, Maharaja Yayati became angry with Yadu for not giving him his youth. Therefore did not give the kingdom to Yadu. He wanted his younger son Puru a lot and wanted to give him the kingdom. The king's councilors opposed this work while being the eldest son. But Yadu supported his younger brother and refused to take the kingdom himself. Thus Yayati made his youngest son Puru the ruler of the main branch of the establishment. Handed over small territories to other sons. Yadu found the Charmanavati present Chambal region in the south, the coastal region of Vevavati (Vetwa) and Shuktmati (Cane). He turned out to be the best and the brightest among all his brothers. Yadu was married to five daughters of Dhaumvarna. According to Srimad Bhagwat Mahapuran, Yadu had four Devopam sons, whose names were Sahastrajit, Kroshta, Nal and Ripu. Out of these, the descendants of Sahastrajit and Kroshta were mighty and well-known on this land.A grandson of Yadu's eldest son Sahastrajit was named Hayhay. The descendants of Haihay are called Haihayavanshi Yadav Kshatriyas. Haihay had thousands of sons. Only five of them survived and the rest were killed at the hands of Parashurama in battle. The names of the sons sold were Jayadhwaja, Shursen, Taurus, Madhu and Urjit. Jayadhwaja had a son named Talajangha. The descendants of Taljangha are called Taljangha Kshatriyas. Taljangha also had a hundred sons, most of them killed by King Sagara. One of the surviving sons of Taljangha was Vitihotra. Vitihotra had a son named Madhu. Madhu's descendants are called Madhava. Madhu had many sons. One of them was named Vrishni. The descendants of Vrishni are called Varshnev. The detailed introduction of the Haihaya dynasty is mentioned on page number 9 of this blog. The second son of Yadu was Kroshta. Kroshta was followed by a king named 'Vidarbha' in his twelfth generation. Vidarbha had three sons named Kash, Krath and Romapada. The son of Romapad, the third descendant of Vidarbha, was named Babru. Babhru had a son named Kriti, Kriti's Ushik and Ushik's Chedi. Chedivansha originated in the name of Chedi. Shishupala etc. originated in this Chedi dynasty. In the clan of Vidarbha's second son Krath, a glorious king named Satvat. The Yadavas have also been called Satvat Vanshi in his name in many places. Satvat had seven sons. Their names were Bhajmana, Bhaji, Divya, Vrishni, Devvriksha, Mahabhoja and Andhak. Seven different families were run from them. Among them descendants of Vrishni and Andhak clan became more famous than others. Vrishnivansh went on in the name of Vrishni. In this dynasty, Lord Shri Krishna was incarnated by the Lok Rakshak, through which this dynasty became absolutely sacred and became most famous on this earth. Sri Krishna's mother Devaki was born in the Andhak dynasty. Due to this, the Andhak dynasty also gained a lot of fame.

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He started protecting the earth by marrying Sharmistha, daughter of Devayani and Vrishaparva. Devayani had two sons Yadu and Turvasu and Sharmishtha had three sons named Duhyu, Anu and Puru. From the womb of Devayani, a son named Yadu of Maharaj Yayati was born and Yadu dynasty came from Yadu. Maharaj Yayati was a Kshatriya and Devyani was a Brahmin daughter. How did this uncomplicated marriage happen? Who was Devyani and Sharmistha? Its details are as follows: -

Yayati was a Kshatriya and Devyani was a Brahmin daughter, so how was this uncompromising marriage? It is said that one day Sharmistha was walking in the garden of the city with her thousands of friends. He was accompanied by Guru daughter Devyani. There were many trees in that garden with beautiful beautiful flowers. There was also a beautiful lake in it. Beautiful beautiful beautiful lotuses were blooming in the lake. The ghouls were humming sweetly at them. At this lake

On reaching, all the girls took off their clothes and put them on the shore and started watering each other by spraying water on each other. At the same time Lord Shankar left from there along with Parvati. Seeing Lord Shankar coming, all the girls ran in shame and started wearing their own clothes. In a hurry, Sharmistha put on Devyani's clothes. On this, Devayani got angry and said- "This shame, you have become a demonic daughter of Brahman daughter

How dare you wear clothes? Those Brahmins who have created this world with their power, the great Lokpal and Dev Indra etc. whose feet they worship, we are the best Bhriguvanshi among those Brahmins. You have insulted me by wearing my clothes. "Hearing the abuses of Devyani, Sharmishtha went stung and in anger said to Devayani-" This beggar! What have you understood about yourself? Do you know anything? Like crows and dogs

At our door, we are looking for the pieces of bread, in the same way you look at my kitchen with your father .. Did not your body come out of my given piece? "Saying this, Sharmishtha snatched the clothes worn by Devyani and pushed her into a well in a bare grove. After pushing Devyani into the well, Sharmishtha came home with the siblings.

Coincidentally, King Yayati had gone hunting in the forest at that time and he was passing by. He was very thirsty. Searching for water, he went to the same well in which Devayani was pushed. At that time she was standing naked in the well. King Yayati gave him his scarf to wear and, taking pity on his hand, took it out of the well. On leaving the well, Devyani said to Yayati - "O Veer

Do not hold the hand that you have held now. My relationship between you and God is not humanized. Of course I am a Brahmin daughter but my husband cannot be Brahman because Kach, son of Vrihaspati cursed this. "Yayati agreed to him with the inspiration of Daiva even when Devayani did not want to make a king. After this, Yayati went home. On the other hand, Devyani came to her father Shukracharya crying and Sharmistha whoSomething he said was told. Seeing the condition of the daughter, Shukracharya's heart got upset. He went out of the city with his daughter Devyani, condemning the priest and calling her beggar evil. When Vrishaparva heard this news, he suspected in his mind that Guruji should not meet the enemies and make him win or curse me - considering that he came to Guruji and fell in his head and forgiveness.

Pleaded Then Shukracharya Ji said- "O Rajan! Convince Devayani. Complete what he says." Vrishaparva said very well. Then Devayani said - "As per my father's order, the husband whose house I went to be my maid with her friends. Sharmistha was very saddened by this, but thinking of this, she agreed to Devyani's condition that this would give my father a lot of work." Will be proved. Then Shukracharya marries Devyani with

Gave. Sharmishtha along with a thousand friends was sent to her house by making her a maid of Devyani. As time went on, Devyani started living with Maharaj Yayati while following his wife-religion with passion. Sharmistha along with her friends started serving Devayani like a maid.

A brief description of this is given in the following lines. **** After a few days, Devayani became a daughter. Seeing Devyani as a child, Sharmistha also requested for solace in solitude from King Yayati for the purpose of getting children. By considering this type of plea as religious, even after remembering Shukracharya, at the appropriate time, the king cohabitated with shame. In this way Devayani had two sons named Yadu and Turvasu and Sharmistha with Duhyu, Anu and Puru.There were three sons named. **** When Devyani came to know that Sharmistha had conceived by my husband, she got angry and went to her father Shukracharya. King Yayati also followed him. Much persuasion was made to bring him back, but Devayani did not listen. When Shukracharya knew the whole story, he said in anger and said - "O woman, you are a dull mind and a liar. Go into your body, the old man who deforms you". Then Yayati ji said- "O Brahmin superior! My mind is not satisfied by cohabiting with your daughter. Your daughter will also be destroyed by this curse". Thinking that my daughter will be evil, Shukracharya ji said while giving a solution to remove old age - "Go! If someone gives up his youth with happiness, change your old age with him".After getting this arrangement, King Yayati returned to his palace. For the purpose of changing old age, he said to his eldest son Yadu - 'Beta you give me your young age and accept my old age cursed by your maternal grandfather'. Suffering does not eradicate the desire of man ". Similarly, Turvasu, Duhyu and Anu also refused to give their youth. Then King Yayati left his junior son. He said- "O son! Do not disappoint me like your elder brothers ". Puru took his old age as per his father's wish. After getting a young age from the son, King Yayati began to consume the subjects as a matter. Thus, he followed the subjects in a Enjoyed the enjoyment of subjects for a thousand years, but could not be satisfied with enjoyment.