Kripacharya
Kripacharya is another notable character of
Hindu epic Mahabharata. He was mostly known for his teaching and expertise in
martial art. He was a good archer as well. Kripacharya was very close to
Bhishma and Vidur. Kripacharya was one
of the seven Chiranjivis. His initial name was Kripa but he worked as a teacher
therefore he was known as Kripacharya.
Once there was a great sage Gautam and he
had a son name Sharadwan. Sharadwan was very brave and excellent archer as
well. His publicity spread all over the world in a very short span of
time. Once Sharadwan started meditation
of lord Shiva, due to Sharadwan this act leader of gods Indra got tensed and he
send a beautiful lady Nampadi to divert Sharadwan’s meditation. After seen
Nampadi Sharadwan become over exited and his sperms withdraw automatically.
Sperm drop of Sharadwan fell into a weed and this weed split into two parts.
From these two weed parts a boy and girl were born. The boy was Kripa and girl
was Kripi.
Young age of Kripacharya:
Kripacharya and his sister Kripi was
adopted by Shantanu. Shantanu was the king of Hastinapur and Bhishma was the
son and care take of Hastinapur. Kripacharya was as great archer as his father
Sharadwan. Kripacharya impressed Bhishma by his expertise in martial art and
Bhishma appointed him as military guru of Pandva’s and Kaurava’s. Later on due
to several political responsibilities Kripacharya gave resignation as a teacher
and Dronacharya appointed in place of him. Kripacharya’s sister Kripi was
married to Dronacharya.
Kripacharya during war of Mahabharata:
Kripacharya was one of the Maharathis who
fought against Panduva’s. Kripacharya never
wanted war he always believe that Pandava’s demands are fair. Before going to
battle field Kripacharya decided that he will never kill any Pandava’s. After
the dead of Karna, Dhruyodhana appointed Kripacharya as army chief. As Bheem
killed Dhuryodhana in battle field, the war ended at that instant.
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