Krishna and Kesi - The Demon Horse of Vrindavan

Kansa's Relentless Attempts to Kill Krishna

Kansa just wouldn't give up. Every time his plans to kill Krishna failed, he'd come up with another. This time, he called upon a terrifying demon named Kesi. Kansa ordered him to go to Vrindavan and destroy the boy who was becoming too powerful to ignore.

Kesi took the form of a giant wild horse. His body was massive, his mane flew like fire in the wind, and his hooves thundered like crashing drums as he galloped through forests and fields toward Vrindavan. Villagers ran for cover when they heard his roar echoing across the land.

The Arrival of Kesi: A Terrifying Demon Horse

As soon as Kesi reached Vrindavan, he stomped and neighed wildly, shaking the earth beneath him. He challenged Krishna to face him in a fight. The people were terrified, but Krishna calmly stepped forward, as if he was just facing another playground bully.

The Epic Duel Between Krishna and Kesi

Without warning, Kesi dug up the ground with his hooves and charged at full speed. His eyes were red with fury, and his sharp teeth bared. He leapt high and tried to crush Krishna under his weight, but Krishna didn't flinch.

With perfect timing, Krishna caught hold of Kesi's front legs and spun him around like a toy. Then, with a loud thud, he flung the demon horse to the ground. Kesi hit the earth so hard that the dust rose like a cloud. For a moment, it looked like the demon was knocked out cold.

But Kesi wasn't done yet. He got up, more furious than before, and ran at Krishna again. This time, Krishna let him come close. As the horse opened his mouth to bite, Krishna thrust his arm straight into Kesi's mouth.

Krishna's Divine Strength and Kesi's Defeat

Kesi tried to bite and crush it, but Krishna's hand started growing inside his throat. The more he struggled, the worse it got. Krishna's arm filled the demon's mouth like a burning mountain. Kesi's eyes bulged, and foam came out of his mouth. His body started to shake, and within moments, he choked to death.

Krishna pulled his arm out as Kesi's lifeless body crashed to the ground. The earth stopped trembling. Birds returned to the trees. The people of Vrindavan came running out, cheering and clapping. Once again, Krishna had saved them all.