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Lord Krishna Story: Dwapar Yuga is considered to be the era of Lord Shri Krishna, in which he performed Leelas. Shri Krishna was the 8th incarnation of Lord Shri Hari Vishnu. The fierce war of Mahabharata took place at the end of Dwapar Yuga. This war took place between Kauravas and Pandavas. The war of Mahabharata was also a play of Shri Krishna, which he had planned to re-establish religion on earth. Lord Shri Krishna became the charioteer of Arjun in this religious war. Even today, five thousand years later, many stories of this war and stories of many heroes of Mahabharata are told.
Shri Krishna drove Arjun’s chariot as a charioteer in the Mahabharata war. Everyone knows about it, but do you know who was the charioteer of Shri Krishna? On this question, the name of Akrurji comes to the mind of many people, but Akrurji was not the charioteer of Shri Krishna. In such a situation, let us know who was the charioteer of God? To whom he had given the knowledge of Ashwagita.
Daruk was the charioteer, who had the knowledge of Ashwagita
Lord Krishna had many charioteers in Dwarka like Raktak and Patrak, but the name of the main charioteer of the Lord was Daruk. Lord Shri Krishna had given him the knowledge of ‘Ashwa Geeta’ (knowledge given to horses, which was important for the charioteer). God also considered Daruk as his friend. Shri Krishna had two chariots of his own. According to Srimad Bhagwat, the name of one of Lord Shri Krishna was Garudadhwaj and the name of the other was Jaitra.
Daruk was the charioteer of Garudadhwaja chariot.
There were three horses in Garudadhwaja, whose names were Shaivya, Sugriva and Meghapushpa. Daruk was the charioteer of this chariot. Garudadhwaj is the same chariot on which Shri Krishna abducted Rukmini ji. Regarding Shri Krishna’s chariot Garudadhwaj, it is said that Lord Shri Krishna himself had brought it from heaven. It is said that it was not possible for anyone to stop this chariot.
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