Who teacher is Parshurama?

The guru of Lord Parshuram was believed to be Lord Shiva and his father Rishi Jamadagni.

Who defeated Bhishma?

And thus, on the next day, the tenth day of battle Shikhandi accompanied Arjuna on the latter’s chariot and they faced Bhishma who did not fire arrows at Shikhandi. He was then felled in battle by Arjuna, pierced by innumerable arrows.

Who was teacher of Bhishma?

After she was advised by some sages, she met Parasurama, Bhishma’s teacher and successfully convinced him in giving vow to help her. Parasurama went to Kurukshetra and sent a message to Bhishma to meet him.

Who is teacher of Bhishma?

Who defeated his teacher guru Parshuram in a battle?

Bhishma Pitamaha defeated his teacher Guru Parshuram in a battle (Parshurama told him to break his vow and merry Amba). Bhishma, Drona and Karna were the disciples of Parshurama. So who was the greatest warrior among the three? – Quora

Who won the battle between Parashurama and Bhishma?

The fighting began when Parashurama struck his disciple with hundreds of arrows. Bhishma countered with many more arrows, and the fighting went on till the end of the day. However, it was seen that neither was the victor. After the battle had ceased, Bhishma’s charioteer plucked out Parashurama’s arrows from his own body.

Why did Sage Akritavana remind Parashuram to kill Bhishma?

In the meantime, sage Akritavana reminded Parashuram that he also vowed not to abandon anyone who came to him for help and also kill that warrior who defeats all the assembled Kshatriyas of the earth in the battle. Since Bhishma in the process of abducting the princesses defeats all the kings present there.

How did Bhishma and Parashurama get to Kurukshetra?

Bhishma and Parashurama then made their way to Kurukshetra. Maharaja Bhishma was stationed on a chariot drawn by white horses. Parashurama had created by his mystic power a beautiful chariot drawn by horses that could travel at the speed of the mind. The fighting began when Parashurama struck his disciple with hundreds of arrows.