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600 Yrs Old incident, When Krishna came in The Battle to help King Purushottam win Queen Padmavati.
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Voice: Komal Chhabria
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Hare Krishna,
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Long ago, around 15th Century Odisha was ruled by Gajapati Purushottama Deva of the Sun dynasty. He was a brave and noble King and a great devotee of Lord Jagannath. He would frequently say I am not the King I am merely the representative of Lord Jagannath, ruling the subjects on his behalf.”
During that period the Kingdom of Kanchi was ruled by another valiant King. He had a daughter called Padmavati who was renowned for her beauty and talent.
King Purushottama had also heard of the legendary qualities of Padmavati. He sent his ambassador to the King of Kanchi. The ambassador presented the gifts on behalf of the King and said, “O! Maharaj, my King the brave, noble and magnanimous Gajapati Purushottama Deva has sent me with a proposal.”
“Tell me what is the proposal of your King.”
“Maharaj the King has sought your daughter the beautiful Princess Padmavati’s hand in marriage.”
The King of Kanchi was delighted. He had also heard of the virtuous qualities of the ruler of Odisha. He had received many proposals for his daughter but none as attractive as this. However, before the King could give his consent one of his Ministers got up and said, “Maharaj, this proposal of marriage made by the King of Odisha cannot be acceptable to the Kingdom of Kanchi.”
“What do you mean?” the King of Kanchi asked in surprise. “What is wrong with Purushottama Deva? Haven’t we all heard tales of his valour?”
“Maharaj, the King of Odisha is no doubt a brave and just ruler. He is loved by his subjects. However, once a year he does the work of a sweeper. Tell me can the Kingdom of Kanchi accept the proposal for its Princess from such an individual even if he happens to be a King?”
“What! I don’t believe this?” the King exclaimed and then turning to the ambassador asked, “Tell me, is this true?”
“Maharaj, on the day of Rath Yatra, the Car Festival, the King performs a special ceremony called Chera Pahara. As a part of this ritual the King sweeps the floors of the chariots, which carry the images of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra. This ceremony stresses on the dignity of labour. There is no task, which is low or high in the eyes of the Lord, and the King by performing Chera Pahara seeks to emphasise this value. My King feels it is a great honour to perform this task and is proud to carry it out.”