In Mathura's grand wrestling arena, set up by King Kansa, a terrifying elephant named Kuvalayapeeda awaited Krishna and Balarama. Trained to crush them, the elephant broke his chains and charged at Krishna with full force
With Krishna leading, they stepped into the arena. The elephant grabbed Krishna with its trunk, nearly crushing him. But Krishna slipped behind it, dodging its tusks. As kuvalayapeeda reared up to stomp, Krishna and Balarama moved in perfect unison.
They grabbed each tusk with raw strength, snapped them clean off, and toppled the rampaging elephant to the ground. Then, using one of its tusks, the brothers delivered the final blow ending the terror at its source.
With the elephant defeated, Krishna climbed atop its fallen form, tusk resting on his shoulder, soaked in sweat and valor. Balarama held the other tusk high. They marched back through the arena - everyone was stunned. They saw not just two boys, but divine heroes walking among them.
The city of Mathura erupted in cheers. People praised their strength and divine nature. Even Kamsa's heart trembled his latest attempt had backfired spectacularly.
This story shows how real power isn't just strength - it's purpose and devotion wrapped into action.
Change Language:
Try out the other sections