Today's topic: [Mahatma will follow Bhishma PitaThamha - imitating veneration and creating his character with great, loving and generous.]
Mahatma Bhishma was the son of the Kuruvashishan king Santanu. He was born from the Gangesby. Among the gods named Basu, 'Da', Basu, was descended as a bhima in the form of a cursory cursor of Maharshi Vasishtha. He studied all the Vedas in the state of Kumar and got many weapons training. During his armaments, he once stopped the flow of the Ganges through his shaft. During his childhood, he used to call him 'Devbrata'.
Rajshahi Shantanu was roaming in the forest one day. At that time, his eyes fell on the beautiful daughter of a Kiantwar, whose name was Satyabati. King Shantanu expressed his desire to marry him after seeing him. Satyabati was a princess, but she was celebrated in the house of Kaiyataraja. His father Kivartaraj gave a condition to the king for his marriage that the womb of Satyabati would be the state's rightful owner. King Santanu did not agree on this condition. But he could not forget Satyabati. He always remained uninterested in his thoughts. When Devbrat heard about this condition of his father, he himself went to Kishtwar and prayed to his daughter for his father. He accepted the condition of Kivartaraj and promised everyone that, 'There will be a son in his womb, that will be our king'. But Kyvatar Raja was not satisfied with that, he said, 'your words will never be changed; But your son may be the ruler of the kingdom. ' Then Devabrata made a strong promise, 'I will observe Brahmacharya forever'. Devas gave flowers to the gods and goddess Durga, and since then, they made this solemn promise, all called him 'Bhishma'. Bhishma brought Satyabati to her and handed her over to her father. Father Santanu was very pleased with the son's work and gave him the will of his will. In this way, at the beginning of life, to set the example of a miraculous sacrifice in front of the world in order to fulfill his father's wishes. For the state, after two men, there is a great assembly in the presence of sons and grandchildren and in the presence of his Father, he left one thing to fulfill the desire of the Father. In the history of the Kamini-Kanchan, how many kingdoms have been destroyed, how many kingdoms have been destroyed, and left the state like a peasant, he lived like a brave son. Blessed is his father-in-law. Joy - The victory of the boy
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