Dadhichi Rishi donated his bones for the protection of Dharma. Three bows were made from his bones:-
1. Gandiva 2. Sharang 3. Pinaka
Out of which Arjuna got Gandiva, on whose strength Arjuna won the war of Mahabharata.
Lord Rama fought with Sharang and destroyed the tyrannical kingdom of Ravana.
And, Pinaka was with Lord Shiva which was sought by Ravana from the Bhagwan Shiva through penance.
But due to not being able to carry his load for a long time, he had left it in Janakpuri in the middle of the way.
Sitaji used to serve this Pinak daily. It was only after breaking Pinaka that Bhagwan Rama married Mata Sita.
A Vajra named Ekghani was also made from the bones of Brahmarshi Dadhichi, which was received by Bhagwan Indra.
Pleased with Karna's penance, Indra had given this Ekghani Vajra to Karna. In the battle of Mahabharata, Ghatotkacha, the great son of Bhima, was killed by Karna with this Vajra.
Many other weapons were made from his bones. The only message of Dadhichi's bone donation was "O brave Hindus, take up arms and fight against injustice and tyranny and protect your Dharma".
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The Samudra Manthan embodies the journey of life undertaken by Jeevatma during its tenure on earth.
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Vasuki embodies the desire in us to attain liberation by steadying our minds, concentrating and contemplating on the higher Self.
When Hanuman Ji scared Aurangzeb when he came to destroy his temple!
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It was the period of 12th century (around 1143). King Prola II of Kakatiya dynasty had gone for hunting in the forest. When he got tired and started resting under a tree, he heard the chanting of Lord Rama in the middle of that dense forest.
The king was surprised that who is in this forest, who is chanting Lord Rama. When the king reached that place, he saw a wonderful sitting statue of Hanuman ji there. The sound of chanting of Lord Rama was heard from within this statue.
Indore's ruler Subedar Tukoji Rao Holkar I, who defeated Tipu Sultan in the war, is missing from the pages of history.
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Ruling Period (1795-1797) Tukoji Rao Holkar always assisted his uncle Subedar Malhar Rao Holkar in the war fields.
After Malhar Rao Holkar's death, Mateshwari Ahilyabai made him her commander. He always remained a trusted devotee of Matoshree Ahilyabai Holkar and Peshwa. He was born in 1723.
During Matoshree's reign, he participated in many wars. After Mahadji Scindia's death in 1794, Subedar Tukoji Rao Holkar was the head of the Marathas.
After Matoshree's death, all the rights of Indore state were handed over to Subedar Tukoji Rao. During his tenure, the condition of the state was completely satisfactory.
Subedar Tukoji Rao Holkar was a skilled commander and a brave warrior and a simple living fearless person. He was also honoured by the Peshwa by giving him a place in the advisory committee of 12 brothers.