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Meaning of "kamsa"
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- The ruler of Mathura and brother of Devaki.
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Kamsa was always abusing and insulting us.
He spreads his cult through the monarch Kamsa.
Kamsa was pleased with this noble gesture.
He jumped up on the stage where Kamsa was sitting and.
Kamsa immediately went to the prison.
Krishna kills various demons and ultimately slays Kamsa.
Kamsa and his friends and advisors were all demons.
He came down to earth to end the tyranny of king Kamsa.
Kamsa was a tyrant.
Other wives of Vasudeva are also living there incognito because of fear of Kamsa.
Kamsa kill killed six children of Devaki.
He vanquished his wicked uncle Kamsa.
But Kamsa did not have this intelligence.
Krishna eventually returned to Mathura to kill the tyrant Kamsa.
Kamsa became satisfied by the action of Vasudeva.
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He kills his uncle Kamsa.
When Kamsa heard of the birth of the child he hastened to the.
He thwarted all the attacks of the evil King Kamsa.
Kamsa kills one by one the first six newborn children of Devaki and Vasudeva.
On the west pediment is Krishna killing his uncle Kamsa.
King Kamsa should have been happy.
There was a platoon of soldiers specially deployed by Kamsa to kill Balarama and Krishna.
Even Kamsa could not fight it.
The man went and brought Bar Kamsa.
Kamsa wanted to kill Krishna.
Sage Narada prophecied to Kamsa that eighth the child of Devaki would kill him.
Kamsa was the brother of Devaki.
Legend has it that Krishna rested here after killing King Kamsa.
Kamsa arranges to kill all of Devaki 's children.
Asked by Kamsa.
For instance, Kamsa sent a demon to kill.
Devaki 's brother is a tyrant named Kamsa.
Devaki 's brother Kamsa was a tyrant ruler.
Kamsa begged Devaki 's pardon by analyzing the matter deeply.
It had been foretold that Kamsa would be killed by Devaki 's eighth child.
Krishna is frequently depicted killing or subduing various demons, including his evil uncle Kamsa.
As the children were born, at first Kamsa decided not to kill them.
King Kamsa made many attempts on the life of Krishna, all of them failing.
I will change the writ of destiny! Even Kamsa could not fight it.
That night, when Kamsa brings Esdan food, fighting breaks out outside the building.
Later they met a hunchback lady, Kubja, who was carrying scents and perfumes for Kamsa.
Under the circumstances, Devaki should excuse Kamsa and forget his past deeds without lamentation.
The west-facing pediment on the southern library depicts Krishna slaying his wicked uncle Kamsa.
In reality, Kamsa was not the biological son of Ugrasena.
Only some remained behind, following the behest of King Kamsa.
Kamsa was one such demon, who was a contemporary of Lord Krishna.
Narada thereby persuades Kamsa to kill all of Devaki 's children.
Finally, Krishna arrived to Mathura and killed his uncle Kamsa.
So, Kamsa put the newlyweds in jail.
At length, Krishna and his brother Balarama returned to Mathura to slay the wicked Kamsa.
