EPIC BATTLE OF SHIVA & KRISHNA | Why did Lord Shiva Fight with Lord Krishna?

Why did Lord Shiva Fight with Lord Krishna ?
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Banasur's Boon
0:57 Shiva's Warning
1:14 Usha's Dream
1:48 Banasur's Suspicion
2:15 Krishna's Attack
2:43 Shiva Intervenes
3:08 Krishna's Prayer
4:00 Banasur Reacts
Get ready to Witness the epic clash of two mighty gods, Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna, as a tale of love unfolds. Meet Banaasura, a powerful asura king from the clan of Prahalada and eldest son of King Bali
From his early days, Banaasur's heart brimmed with devotion for Lord Shiva. When he grew up, he underwent a severe penance and deep meditation for so many years to appease lord shiva. As a result, one day, Lord Shiva, pleased with his unwavering faith, bestowed upon him the extraordinary boon of thousand mighty arms, which made him extremely powerful. Not only that, but Baanasur also sought the assurance of Lord Shiva's protection during times of adversity, and graciously, the divine lord granted him that wish as well. But with power came arrogance, leading him to challenge even the might of Kailash itself in due course. Lord Shiva warned him of his impending doom and told him that his end was near and it will be indicated by a broken flag on his kingdom's gate.
From his grand capital, Sonitpur, Banaasur governed his majestic empire. He had a cherished daughter named Usha who once dreamt of a handsome prince and shared her vision with Chitralekha a skilled maid with mystical talents. Using her black magic, Chitralekha drew the prince's portrait, and Usha confirmed it was the same man from her dream. The prince turned out to be Aniruddha, Lord Krishna's grandson, and Usha yearned to meet him. Chitralekha used her magic to bring Aniruddha to Usha's compartment, where they fell deeply in love with each other and stayed together in her compartment for several months.. As fate played its hand, the flag on Baanasura's kingdom gate broke, arousing his suspicions about an intruder. After finding that Aniruddha was in Usha's chamber, Baanasura captured him using his Naag paash, a powerful weapon made of snakes.
Meanwhile, As chaos ensued in Dwarka due to Aniruddha's disappearance for more than 4 months, Lord Krishna received a message from Narada Muni, revealing that Baanasura had taken Aniruddha captive. Lord Krishna, then led an attack on Baanasura's kingdom, accompanied by Balarama and their formidable army, which included significant members of the family such as Pratyugna, Satyaki, Nand, and Upnand.. With his immense power, Balarama effortlessly destroyed Baanasura's equally formidable army. Confronted by the overwhelming might of Lord Krishna, Baanasura sought refuge in Lord Shiva and pleaded for his protection. Lord Shiva, bound by his divine boon, intervened to rescue Baanasura and engaged in a fierce battle with Lord Krishna to defend him.
This epic clash ensued between the mighty Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna, stretched on as both lords showcased their divine prowess . In the midst of their battle, Lord Krishna realized the challenge of defeating Baanasura while Lord Shiva shielded him. Seeking a solution, Krishna silently prayed to Lord Shiva for guidance. Responding to Krishna's plea, Lord Shiva imparted a clever strategy for him to employ. In a daring move, Krishna hurled an arrow that caused Lord Shiva to fall into a deep sleep. Seizing the opportunity, Krishna wielded his Sudarshan Chakra and swiftly severed all of Baanasur's thousand powerful arms. As the Sudarshan Chakra neared Baanasur's head, Shiva woke up and blocked the Chakra. Shiva then implored Krishna to forgive Baanasur as he is one of his greatest devotees.
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Woww....thanks for sharing this tale❤

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