Why did Krishna leave Gokul?
Krishna left Gokul for Mathura as Kansa invited both Balaram and Krishna with an intention to kill them. Eventually,Kansa was killed by Krishna. Ugrasena , father of Kamsa was made the King. Krishna met his father and mother there and there after stayed there till he vacated it to move to Dwaraka.
Did Krishna ever meet Radha after leaving Vrindavan?
It is mentioned in Braham Vaivarta Purana (Krishnajanam khand, chapter 125) and Garga Samhita (Ashwamedh Khand, chapter 41) that after the curse of 100 years of separation got over, Krishna revisited Braj and met Radha and gopis.
At what age Krishna left Gokul?
Lord Kṛṣṇa left Gokula at the age of 3. NandaBābā moved from Gokula to Vṛndāvana with his family and people, when Kṛṣṇa was 3 years old. Then he stayed at Vṛndāvana till he was 6 years old.
Does Krishna ever return to Yashoda?
In order to protect Krishna from Kansa, Krishna and Yoganidra or YogaMāya were born at the same time from the wombs of Devaki and Yashoda, respectively, and were exchanged by Vasudeva Anakadundubhi. Krishna survived as the foster son of Yashoda.
Where did NAND yashoda live?
Sri Krishna born in Mathura, was brought up by Nandagopal and Yasodha in Aayarpadi (Gokulam). This is the place where Sri Krishna spent all of his childhood days.
What happened to yashoda after Krishna left for Mathura?
Yashoda did not meet Krishna ever since He left Mathura. However, when on her deathbed, Krishna came to meet His mother. She was happy but her only regret was that she could never see any of Krishna’s marriages.
Who gave flute to Lord Krishna?
When Mahadev was going for the Darshan of Sri Krishna, he thought that he should bring some gift for him. Mahadev then created a flute from some bones of Sage Dadhichi ( from bamboo tree in some stories) and gave it to Sri Krishna. Mahadev also taught him to play the flute.
Why did Krishna move from Mathura to Dwarka?
Mythology has it that Lord Krishna shifted to Dwarka after renouncing war. It is said that Lord Krishna killed his maternal uncle Kamsa and made his grandfather Ugrasen king of Mathura. To save his people, Krishna and the Yadavas decided to move the capital from Mathura to Dwarka.
Did Yashoda know that Krishna was not her son?
Krishna and Balram are informed about arriving at Mathura. Meanwhile, Krishna goes to Yashoda, who cried as she came to know that Krishna is not her son. She sobbed and said to Krishna that she including the people of Vrindavan will miss him.