Who is more powerful between Arjun and Karna?

Both of them were equally skilled and talented in their own ways. But, in the end, the paths they chose make it evident that Arjuna is more deserving to be titled as not only the greatest or bravest but also the morally correct warrior of the two.

Who is the teacher of Karnan?

For his studies, Karna went to the ashrama of Parashurama, the Guru of Brahmins. Parashurama had decided to take only Brahmin boys as his disciples. Therefore, Karna went there in disguise of a Brahmin boy and learnt old scriptures, Vedas, Upanishads, and became exceedingly expert in the art of bow and arrow, archery.

What did Parshuram say about Karna?

Parshurama never said that Karna couldn’t be a Sut-Putra! He was under the impression that Karna was a Brahmin because that’s what Karna told him to become his disciple. So, what Parshurama says is that Karna couldn’t possibly be a Brahmin as such tolerance of pain is not the trait of a Brahmin.

What curses did Karna have?

The owner of the cow, a brahmin curses Karna “This cow was every thing to me and my family and you have made me helpless now. In the very same way, you will be killed when you are defenseless.” Once Karna’s horses make a loud noise and small girl holding ghee in a vessel spills it out of fear.

Why did Lord Krishna help Satyabhama in her battle against Narakasura?

Krishna who was aware that Narakasura as per the boon by Brahma, could only be killed by his ‘mother’ Bhumidevi, and that his wife was an avatar of Bhudevi, decides to help Satyabhama as her charioteer in her battle against Narakasura.

Who killed the demon king Narkasura?

The story goes that it was Satyabhama who with her husband, Krishna, killed the demon king Narkasura with whom this day is associated with. He was the demon son of Vishnu’s boar avatar Varaha and the earth-goddess Bhudevi.

Who was Lord Narakasura?

Soon Narakasura was the ruler of all the kingdoms on earth. Narakasura soon eyed the heavens. Indra, the Lord of the Devas was no match for Narakasura.

Did Krishna kill Narakasura with his discus?

However, some scriptures say that Krishna used his discus to kill Narakasura. On the day of Narak Chaturdasi, Krishna returned to his palace and had a bath to cleanse himself of the blood stains and the sin of slaying the demon. Since then it has become the practice to take bath with scented oil before sunrise.