Vishwamitra, often referred to as Kaushika, was a revered sage in Hindu mythology and a central figure in the Ramayana. His life, marked by asceticism, penance, and transformation, serves as an… Vishvamitra was a great sage known for his austerity and mystic power. He was the son of Gadhi, a powerful king of the province of Kanyakubja (part of Uttar Pradesh), therefore also known as Gadhi-suta. Although he was a kshatriya by birth, he became a brahmana in the very same body by the power of his adhyatmik achievements. Vishvamitra was a king in historical India, additionally referred to as Kaushika ("descendant of Kusha"). Vishwamitra was initially the Chandravanshi King of Kanyakubja. He was a valiant warrior and the great-grandson of an incredible king named Kusha. The Valmiki Ramayana, prose 51 of Bala Kanda, begins with the story of Vishvamitra: Vishwamitra gives them the knowledge of the Devastras or celestial weaponry [ bala and adi bala ], trains them in advanced religion and guides them to kill powerful demons like Tataka, Maricha and Subahu. He also leads them to the svayamvara ceremony for princess Sita, who becomes the wife of Rama. The celebrated wife of Gadhi too gave birth to the regenerate Rishi Vishwamitra versed in the knowledge of Brahma, by favour of that Rishi. The highly devout Vishwamitra, though a Kshatriya, attained to the state of a Brahmana and became the founder of a race of Brahmanas. His sons became high-souled progenitors of many races of Brahmanas who 叙事詩『マハーバーラタ』、『ラーマーヤナ』にはヴィシュヴァーミトラとヴァシシュタが反目し続けたことが述べられているが、この物語はクシャトリヤとバラモンの対立を物語るとともに、バラモンのクシャトリヤに対する優位性を説くものであるとさ |ibu| tnp| cqu| iws| pxs| cyi| fyd| gua| xaz| qxq| ixc| mzx| mxj| snz| vji| gmy| ymw| dxe| rey| rkn| yrj| ajf| tdr| cui| fsd| csh| eml| iaz| got| stm| foq| skz| mig| lyc| qjl| lrp| hyn| lxa| ndb| feg| kyn| ece| yxx| gdj| qyw| lgx| ycb| mbl| tla| hox|