Bali Chakravarthi Story: The Asura king who visits earth on Bali Padyami [Deepawali] with his wife

Grandson of Prahlada and a devotee of Vishnu. Though a king of Rakshasa, he ruled with righteousness and the welfare of the subjects at heart. Having agreed to give in charity three paces of land to Vishnu, who came in the form of a young ‘Vatu’ (bachelor-boy) to beg for charity, let us see in this video how Bali Chakravarti keeps his promise to the young boy.

It is also said that Bali Chakravarthi comes to earth along with this wife. This video has in detail the reason for this if you watch till the end.

This is an age-old story. There used to be frequent rivalries and battles between the Devas and Danavas (gods and rakshasa) for the overlordship of the entire world. Victory alternated from one to the other. The defeated party often tried to take revenge against the victorious by declaring war at a favorable moment later. This resulted in continuous hatred between the Suras and Asuras. The fear of war and the suffering and death caused by war created unhappiness for the subjects.

At the beginning of Tretayuga, a great battle was fought in which the Devas won a victory.

After the death of Hiranyakashipu, the king of Danavas, Prahlada became the king of the earthly kingdom. He had a son, Virochana.

Devamba was the wife of Virochana. Bali was the son of Virochana and Devamba.

Since Bali grew up as a child often playing on the lap of Prahlada, he was very loving and respectable towards his grandfather. Prahlada taught him all the virtues and made him an adept in the Vedas and the art of warfare. He became the foremost among the Danava warriors; and appropriate to the name ‘Bali’, he was the strongest among them.

Vindhyavali was his wife, who was the daughter of a saint. Prahlada made him the crown Prince (‘Yuvaraja’). After he became the Yuvaraja, Bali thought: “Devas have caused fright among the Danavas by constantly hating them and fighting them. I must earn merit and proficiency in all respects, equal to that of Devas. Then we can get rid of fear.

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