Today's topic: - [To celebrate the greatness of great grandfather, as a festive occasion].
Yesterday we got the identity of birth and fatherhood of Mahatma grandfather Bhishma. He brings Satyabati to the Father's wishes. In the womb of Satyabati, two sons of Shantanu were born. The eldest son's name was Chitangad and the youngest is Bichitibirya. King Chantanu passed away before King Shantanu went away. Chitangad became king, but soon he was killed in a battle with Gandharva. Diversity is also a boy, so he began to rule the state under the supervision of Bhishma. After some time, Bhish started thinking about Vichtavira's marriage. At that time, three daughters of the king of Kashi had to be groom themselves. Bhishma took the chariot in a lone chariot and forced them to take the chariots and took them to Hatiknapur for the wedding of their brothers. At that time, several kings assembled for the groom's meeting himself attacked him at once. But Bhishma alone failed all their efforts and brought the daughters to Viveetabiriya. Everyone in the world knew about the power of the first.
Among the three daughters of Bhishma Kashyar who had robbed him, the eldest daughter Amba remembered King Salba as her husband. Bhishma, knowing this, left Anbha to leave and married her with two other daughters. But diversity was not long, but after a few days of marriage, he left the world after being infected with decay. He had no children. As a result, the Kuruvas were endangered. If you wanted Bhishma, you could easily take over the kingdom. The subjects were very dear to him. There was no obstacle in front of him in order to survive. But too much temptation or need is not able to remove him from his oath. Later, in relation to the reiterating of the oath made to Satyabati's father, he said, 'I can give up the moksha, I can leave the position of Trilok, Brahma's post; But I can not give up the truth. Fifth can leave their virtues, Chandra can leave his coolness, and even Dharmaraj can leave his religion, but I can not think of abandoning my truth. ' The same is the promise of keeping. Joy is the victory of the Vedas. Second episode.
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