Krishna Destroys Sudakshina's Demon - Daksinagni and Sudarshan Chakra

Krishna and Sudakshina

After Krishna defeated and killed King Kasi in battle, the king's son, Sudakshina, was filled with rage. He couldn't bear the humiliation and wanted nothing more than revenge. But he knew he couldn't beat Krishna in direct combat - so he turned to dark powers.

Shiva's Warning and the Dark Ritual

Sudakshina prayed intensely to Lord Shiva, hoping for a way to destroy Krishna. Shiva, pleased with his devotion, warned him that direct war wouldn't help, but suggested a path through black magic. "If you truly want to summon destruction," Shiva said, "you must perform a dark ritual and call upon a powerful spirit."

The Rise of Daksinagni, the Demon of Fire

Determined, Sudakshina began the terrifying ritual. Deep in the forest, with flames rising and chants echoing through the night, he poured all his anger into the sacrifice. Slowly, from the fire rose a monstrous demon - Daksinagni.

Daksinagni was terrifying to look at - huge fangs, a blazing red tongue, eyes like burning coal, and a deadly trident in his hand. The air around him turned hot, and the earth trembled as he walked.

"Go to Dwarka," Sudakshina ordered. "Destroy Krishna and everything he holds dear."

The demon didn't waste a moment. With thunderous steps, he marched toward Dwarka. As he approached, the entire city started to shake. People screamed and ran in every direction. Even the strongest guards had never seen anything like it.

Krishna Summons the Sudarshan Chakra

The soldiers rushed to Krishna and told him what was happening. Krishna stepped out calmly, took one look at the demon, and immediately recognized what this was - black magic.

Without saying a word, Krishna raised his hand and summoned his divine weapon - the Sudarshan Chakra. The spinning disc glowed like the sun and sliced through the air at lightning speed.

The moment Daksinagni saw the Chakra, his confidence cracked. He tried to run, knowing that if dark magic fails, it turns against its master. And that's exactly what happened.

The Chakra chased the demon across the sky, and behind it, the demon fled all the way back to the very person who had summoned him - Sudakshina. Before Sudakshina could even react, Daksinagni turned on him in fury and crushed him. The Chakra followed close behind and finished what was left.

With Sudakshina destroyed, the Sudarshan Chakra returned to Krishna's hand like it had never left. Peace returned to Dwarka, and the people cheered their protector once again.