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He was an enemy of Krishna. He imitated Krishna, believing that he (himself) was God. Krishna later defeated him in battle. Some say he was the incarnation of the demoniac King Vena.

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Hare Krishna, a branch of Hinduism has devotees. Srimati Radharani is considered the best, or most devoted. She signifies love and devotion towards him.

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Krishna is the eighth avatar of Vishnu and is worshipped as the Supreme God in his own right. He is considered the god of protection, tenderness, and love.

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Krishna Birth:
There was a prophecy that King Kamsa would be killed by his sister's eighth child. For this, he imprisoned his sister and her husband and planned to kill the baby. Krishna was the eighth child born to a peasant family. His dad heard a voice to take Krishna out of the prison and trade him for his friend's newborn daughter. His friend raised Krishna in a safe upbringing while the girl is immortal to being killed by Kamsa because she is the incarnation of a goddess. Kamsa then finds out that the child destined to kill him is safe and far.

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Out of his 16,100 wives, he had 8 principal wives. Each of these wives signifies a different aspect of him. They are considered avatars of the goddess Lakshmi.

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- Peacock feather/flute: when Krishna was playing his flute he caused the peacocks to dance out in joy. After the dance, the king peacock gifted Krishna with a feather. Ever since the lord has been wearing it. The feather symbolizes Krishna's beauty and knowledge as well as the purity of loving without physical desires.
- Blue skin: The color blue represents eternity. Throughout India blue is present in the sky, rivers, and oceans. It also represents Krishna's broad character, deep vision, and accurate timeliness. Some say he got this skin from fighting multiple demons and he received poison to fight them, turning him blue.

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- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna
- https://www.thestonestudio.in/krishna-symbolism/
- https://www.tell-a-tale.com/5-childhood-stories-of-lord-krishna-for-kids/
- https://www.myflowertree.com/blog/top-6-facts-about-lord-krishna-you-probably-didnt-know/
-https://thegaudiyatreasuresofbengal.com/2022/03/13/radharani-best-devotee-of-krishna-gaudiya-vaishnavism/

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1.  Krishna had 108 names
2. Krishna died due to several curses being placed on him
3. Krishna had 16,100 wives whom he freed from a demon
4. His skin color was not actually blue, it was very dark which gave a blue glow
5. He is also in the Jain religion

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Besides a cow, Krishna would ride Garuda, the King of the birds. Both share qualities of strength and courage as well as both being closely related to Vishnu.