Krishna had heard tales about Rukmini, the princess of Vidarbha - how virtuous, beautiful, and wise she was. When he got her secret letter asking for rescue from marrying Shishupala, he knew he had to act. With Balarama and his army ready, Krishna led a daring mission to save her and bring her to Dwarka.
As they hurried away with Rukmini in the chariot, Jarasandha's army suddenly attacked. Balarama didn't hesitate-he and his warriors jumped into battle to shield Krishna and Rukmini. They fought fiercely, holding off the enemy while Krishna and Rukmini escaped :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.
Back at the temple where Rukmini had been waiting, time felt endless. She sat worried, thinking maybe Krishna hadn't shown up. Just as doubt crept in, she felt a reassuring hand on her shoulder. Turning around, she saw Krishna smiling at her. Relief spilled over her face-they were finally reunited :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}.
Without missing a beat, Krishna helped Rukmini into the chariot. With the sound of hooves and drums behind them, they raced toward Dwarka. Balarama continued to hold back Jarasandha's men, giving them the space to flee :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}.
When they reached Dwarka, the scene turned into a giant celebration. The people cheered, music blared, and lights lit up the night-Krishna and Rukmini's wedding was a grand festival marking the triumph of love and destiny.
This adventure became one of the most celebrated love stories in mythology-of divine purpose, bold action, and the power of love that reshapes kingdoms.
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