Tag: Krishna Dynasty

  • Krishna Dynasty Presence In India

    Krishna Dynasty Presence In India

    Krishna Dynasty Yadava Spread Throughout India
  • Yadava Dynasty Was Formed From Chandravansh

    Yadava Dynasty Was Formed From Chandravansh

    It requires a study of Puranas to understand the dynasties of India. While Indians can name the various Dynasties of Europe and the British Dynasty in detail, they cannot name the various Dynasties of India. Worse still, is that they end up claiming India has no History and its history is a myth.

    There is no point in blaming them,for Children in India are brought up with a diet of Invaders’ History with a claimer that Indian history is a myth.

    There were two Dynasties in India initially.

    First human was Vaiwaswatha Manu. His son Ikshvaku founded the Suryavansh,Solar Dynasty.Manu’s Daughter Ila ,by marrying Budha,son of Chandra, founded the Chandravansh, Lunar Dynasty.

    There was a king of Chandravansh, Lunar Dynasty,Yayati.

    His son Yadu refused Yayati’s wish of exchanging his old age for youth, Yayati forbade Yadu from using the name of Chandravansh. So, Yadu named his progeny as belonging to Yadava Dynasty.

    Sri Krishna belongs to the Vrishni branch of Yadava Dynasty.

    More articles to follow on the Dynasties of India.

    Yadu is one of the five Indian tribes (panchajanapanchakrishtya or panchamanusha) mentioned in the Rig VedaKrishna is the descendant of Yadu from Vedic tribe.[1]

    The Hindu epic Mahabharata, the Harivamsha and the Puranas mention Yadu as the eldest son of king Yayati and his queen Devayani. The prince of King Yayati, Yadu was a self-respecting and a very established ruler. According to the Vishnu Purana, the Bhagavata Purana and the Garuda Purana, Yadu had four sons, while according to the rest of the Puranas he had five sons.The kings between Budha and Yayati were known as Somavanshi. According to a narrative found in the Mahabharata, and the Vishnu Purana, Yadu refused to exchange his years of youth with his father Yayati. So he was cursed by Yayati that none of Yadu’s progeny shall possess the dominion under his father’s command.Thereby, he could not have carried on the same dynasty, called Somavamshi. Notably, the only remaining dynasty of King Puru was entitled to be known as Somavamshi. Thereby King Yadu ordered that the future generations of his would be known as Yadavas and the dynasty would be known as Yaduvanshi. The generations of Yadu had unprecedented growth and got divided into two branches.

    Reference and citation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadu

  • Lord Krishna Dynasty Ruled From Thiruvananthapuram, Vizhinjam?

    The history of India is not what we are taught in text books.

    The Dates are deliberately pushed forward to give Christianity an edge in terms of antiquity.

    Ramayana, Mahabharata,Tamil classics are dated at ridiculously later dates.

    Ramayana is dismissed as Myth,Rig Veda ,acknowledged as the oldest literary work,is dated around 5000 BC!

    Archeological finds push these dates back, especially the finding of,

    Poompuhar,Tamil Nadu,11000 years,

    Tamil site near Chennai, India,A million years,

    Adichanallur,Anbil plates,Keezhadi,to cite a few.

    Based on the available evidence these

    could be dated at least 11000 years back.

    And we have Tamil classics,Sangam Literature.

    Tamil classics refer to Ramayana, Mahabharata and Lord Krishna repeatedly.

    Early Tamil Chera King,Udhiyan Cheralaathan fed the Kaurava and Pandava armies during the Mahabharata war.

    Madurai Meenakshi’s father Makaratdwaja,also called Saranga fought along side the Pandavas in the Mahabharata war.

    The Three Crowned Kings of Tamilakam trace their origin to Solar and Lunar Dynasties.

    Lord Rama belonged to Ikshvsku Dynasty,the Solar Dynasty.

    His ancestor,Manu,the first human,was from South India.

    He moved to Ayodhya with his son Ikshvsku, because of a Tsunami in the South of Vindhya Mountains.

    Ikshvaku founded the Solar Dynasty,Surya Vamsa.

    Mani’s daughter,Ila,who was left in the South founded the Lunar Dynasty,Chandra Vamsa.

    The Tamil kings belonged to one of these two dynasties.

    The origin of the ancient Tamil kings is interesting.

    Chola inscriptions refer Cholas to be of Solar Dynasty of Lord Rama and Cholas state they belong to Kashyap Gotra.

    Of of the three crowned kings,Moovendar,Pandyas are reported to be more ancient.

    So are the Cheras.

    Chera and Pandya took part in Mahabharata war.

    Then we have the daughter of Manu,Ila,who founded the Luna Dynasty.

    Ila Dynasty spread throughout the world,Ailas.

    Sri Lanka,which was a part of India in those ancient times was the centre of this Kingdom.

    So we have these two dynasties spread throughout the world.

    Atlantis legends mention Rama kingdom and Sumerian Kings’ List mention Dasaratha,Rama and Bharatha.

    There is one more Dynasty which has gone unnoticed.

    The Ila.

    This Dynasty,with evidence surfacing now,seems to have co existed with the Tamilakam Moovendar and could have preceded them.

    They were called Ay Dynasty and they ruled from Vizhinjam,now called Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

    I have written earlier that Padmanabha Swamy temple, Kerala is about 25000 years old.

    Ay in Tamil means mother.

    It could denote the Ila Dynasty.

    Ay in Tamizh means Mother.

    The Ay Dynasty ruled from from Vizhinjam.

    The had a special relationship with Lord Krishna and Krishna was their family deity.

    Ayar in Tamil means Yadava,the community Lord Krishna belongs to.

    Taking into consideration that Krishna Married a Pandyan princess and had his daughter Married to a Pandyan princess,it is possible and more than probable that the offspring of Krishna’s daughter ruled from Vizhinjam, Thiruvananthapuram.

    Another important line of chieftains of Tamil Nadu during the sangam period with whom krishna was intimately associated was the Ay. The were known to call krishna as their god.Krishna is accepted as their chief god by the Ay.

    Reference.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ay_kingdom

    Vizhinjam dates back to the rule of the Ay dynasty. Circa 850 AD – 1400 AD, the region was the scene of many battles between the Chera dynasty(Kulasekhara) and the Cholas, and Vizhinjam, the then capital, was sacked by the Cholas.

    When the kings of the Ay dynasty shifted their capital to Vizhinjam, they built a fort dating to the eighth or ninth century. A preliminary investigation by a team of archaeologist under Dr. Ajit Kumar, University of Kerala, has revealed the fort might have originally been 800 m² in area. The fort’s wall can be found on the northern and western (seaside) parts and has been constructed using large boulders set in mud mortar. The wall, with a wide base, tapers on its way up. Even now this part of Vizhinjam is known as Kottapuram, (“Kotta” in Malayalam means Fort. According to Dr. Ajit, one important clue in dating the fort is that the walls have no battlements or `loop holes’ (holes to place cannons in). This is typical of early forts, he says. Another complex of walls, near the present Our Lady of Good Voyage Church, probably relates to the Portuguese period.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vizhinjam

  • Krishna Attended Tamil Sangam Daughter in Madurai

    Krishna Attended Tamil Sangam Daughter in Madurai

    This is  a part of a series of articles on how the Sanatna Dharma and Tamil Dravida was intertwined.

     

    Rama’s ancestor Vaivaswatha Manu migrated from Dravida to Ayodhya after a Tsunami.

     

    Krishna as a Toddler.jpgLord Krishna attended Tamil Poet summit.jpg
    Toddler Krishna

     

    Shiva and his son Ganesha  migrated through the Middle east to Arctic, after establishing their lineage, clan in the present Europe,Africa, and the successors reentered Bharata varsha from the Arctic through Russia ,Iran .

     

    Valmiki is considered as a Siddha and wrote a literary work Vanmikar Pathinaaru,Valmiki’s Sixteen, which deals with Philosophy and Practical Life.

     

    Krishna married a Pandya Princess and had a Daughter through her.

     

    Arjuna married a Pandyan Princess and had a son, Babruvahana.

     

    Sahadeva traveled in the South.

     

    Tamil Chera King,Perunchotru Udiyan Cheralathan fed both the Pandava and Kaurava Armies during the Mahabharata Battle and performed Tharpana in Tamil Nadu, (Rites for Dead killed during the war).

     

    Ravana entered into a peace treaty with a Pandya King.

     

    Rig Veda and Puranas have references to pieces, Elephant Tusks,Gems, and Pearls being imported from Tamil Nadu /Dravida.

     

    Tamil Kings were present during the Swayamwar of Damayanthi, Sita, Draupadi, descriptions of the may be found in the Ramayana ,Mahabharata and the Puranas.

     

    I have some articles on this.

     

    During the Mahabharata Days the interaction between the South and the North were more intense and frequent than what it was during the Ramayana Period.

     

    Lord Krishna attended the Tamil Sangam,Conclave of Poets held at Kavatapuram.

     

    He was a special Invitee.

     

    “Krishna was known to Tamil lands even during his life time. He had been one of the esteemed guests at the 2nd Sangam assemblage that took place in Kavaatam, the then capital of the Pandyans. Kavaatam’s location can be deciphered from Shugreeva’s description of the trail to the South which he described to the vanaras in chapter 4-41-19a. That place was submerged around the time Byt Dwaraka was submerged.”

     

    Krishna married Nappinnai, a Pandyan Princess and had a Daughter Pandyahs, that’s how Megasthanes calls her.

     

    Krishna had probably had his daughter married to a Pandya Prince and had her settled near Madurai.

     

    Krishna’s daughter had been given a gift of 365 Yadava Families by Krishna.

     

    Krishna’s daughter’s descendants have been in existence during the Silappadhikaram, A Tamil Epic, period, where it is mentioned that the Ayar woman performed the story of Hari Vamsa.

     

    “The inference is that she must have been one among the 365 families of Yadavas of Mathura or Dwaraka whom Krishna must have sent as his gifts to his daughter on her marriage to the Pandyan king. The Krishna cult can therefore be said to have started in Tamil lands even at that time when Krishna was around. The Rasa lila which is not found in any ancient Sanskrit text but cropped up as late as the 15th century in the North, is found mentioned in Agananuru written not less than 2000 years ago goes to show that the intimate memories of Krishna had been carried by the Yadavas who had once shared their moments with Krishna.

    Citation.

    http://jayasreesaranathan.blogspot.in/2012/11/time-line-of-lord-krishna-supported-by.html

  • 71 Generations Lord Krishna Family Tree

    71 Generations Lord Krishna Family Tree

    The Puranas are ancient History.

    While we accord recognition and respect Western History, we do not have the same attitude to Indian Puran.

    So much for our English Education.

    Lord Krishna Playing the fulte
    Lord Krishna

    We would believe as authentic Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey, think of Hercules as having existed but when we recover the skeletons purported to be that of Kadothgaja, we say it is non sense.

    This despite the  detailed descriptions of cities, people, Dynasties and Geographical descriptions which exist even to-day.

    I have posted details of the Manu Dynasty.

    Here is the Dynasty of Lord Krishna.

    And this includes Lord Krishna’s sons, Grandsons.

    1. Brahma
    2. Daksha
    3. Vivasvat
    4. Manu
    5. Chandra
    6. Pururava
    7. Aayu
    8. Nahush
    9. Yayati
    10. Yadu
    11. Kroshtu
    12. Vrujjinvanta
    13. Swahi
    14. Swati
    15. Rasadu
    16. Chitrarath
    17. Shashabindu
    18. Pruthusravas
    19. Antar
    20. Suyajna
    21. Ushanas
    22. Shineyu
    23. Maruta
    24. Kambalbarhis
    25. Rukmakavach
    26. Paravrushta
    27. Jayamadh
    28. Vidarbh
    29. Kray
    30. Kunti
    31. Dhashti
    32. Nivrutti
    33. Dashai
    34. Vyom
    35. Jimut
    36. Vikruti
    37. Bhimrath
    38. Rathvar
    39. Navrath
    40. Dashrath
    41. Ekadashrath
    42. Shakuni
    43. Kurambhi
    44. Devrat
    45. Devkshetra
    46. Devan
    47. Madhu
    48. Puruvash
    49. Puruhotra
    50. Anshu
    51. Satvat
    52. Bhim
    53. Bhajman
    54. Chitrarath
    55. Vidurath
    56. Shoor
    57. Sharman
    58. Pratikshatra
    59. Swayambhoj
    60. Hridik
    61. Devbhithush
    62. Shoor
    63. Vasudev
    64. KRISHNA
    65. Pradyumna
    66. Aniruddha
    67. Vajranabha
    68. Pratibahu
    69. Subahu
    70. Shantasen
    71. Shatasen
    Lord Krishna, the Dwarkadheesh, the son of Vasudev, had 80 sons. Here’s the list of the 80 sons the Lord had from his eight prime queens (ashta patraanis).
     
    Shri Krishna-Rukminiji’s Sons:
     
    1. Pradyumna
    2. Charu Deshna
    3. Sudeshna
    4. Charudeha
    5. Sucharu
    6. Charugupta
    7. Bhadracharu
    8. Charuchandra
    9. Vicharu
    10. Charu
     
    Shri Krishna-Satyabhama‘s Sons:
     
    11. Bhanu
    12. Subhanu
    13. Swabhanu
    14. Prabhanu
    15. Bhanumaan
    16. Chandrabhanu
    17. Bruhadbhanu
    18. Atibhanu
    19. Shribhanu
    20. Pratibhanu
     
    Shri Krishna-Jambavati‘s Sons:
     
    21. Samba
    22. Sumitra
    23. Purujit
    24. Shatajit
    25. Sahasrajit
    26. Vijay
    27. Chitraketu
    28. Vasumaan
    29. Dravin
    30. Krutu
     
    Shri Krishna-Nagnajiti alias Satya’s Sons:
     
    31. Veer
    32. Chandra
    33. Ashwasen
    34. Chitragu
    35. Vegavaan
    36. Vrush
    37. Aam
    38. Shanku
    39. Vasu
    40. Kunti
     
    Shri Krishna-Kalindi‘s Sons:
     
    41. Shrut
    42. Kavi
    43. Vrush
    44. Veer
    45. Subahu
    46. Bhadra
    47. Shanti
    48. Darsh
    49. Purnamas
    50. Somak
     
    Shri Krishna-Lakshmana‘s Sons:
     
    51. Prabodh
    52. Gatravaan
    53. Simha
    54. Bal
    55. Prabal
    56. Urdhvag
    57. Mahashakti
    58. Sah
    59. Oja
    60. Aparajit
     
    Shri Krishna-Mitravinda’s Sons:
     
    61. Vruk
    62. Harsh
    63. Anil
    64. Grudhra
    65. Varddhan
    66. Annad
    67. Mahash
    68. Paavan
    69. Vanhi
    70. Kshudhi
     
    Shri Krishna-Bhadra alias Shaibya’s Sons:
     
    71. Sangramjit
    72. Bruhatsen
    73. Shoor
    74. Praharan
    75. Arijit
    76. Jay
    77. Subhadra
    78. Vaam
    79. Aayu
    80. Satyak
     

    Source:

    http://www.pndwarka.com/generation-lord-dwarkadheesh.html

     

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