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1. Who was Kamsa?
2. Why was Kamsa afraid of Krishna?
3. How did Kamsa try to kill Krishna?
4. What was Kamsa's relationship to Devaki and Vasudeva?
5. What ultimately led to Kamsa's downfall?
6. What lessons can be learned from Kamsa's story in Hindu mythology?
7. How is Kamsa portrayed in different versions of the Krishna story?
8. What were Kamsa's motivations for his actions against Krishna and his family?
9. How did Kamsa's actions impact the people of Mathura?
10. What is the significance of Kamsa's defeat by Krishna in Hindu mythology?
2. Why was Kamsa afraid of Krishna?
3. How did Kamsa try to kill Krishna?
4. What was Kamsa's relationship to Devaki and Vasudeva?
5. What ultimately led to Kamsa's downfall?
6. What lessons can be learned from Kamsa's story in Hindu mythology?
7. How is Kamsa portrayed in different versions of the Krishna story?
8. What were Kamsa's motivations for his actions against Krishna and his family?
9. How did Kamsa's actions impact the people of Mathura?
10. What is the significance of Kamsa's defeat by Krishna in Hindu mythology?
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May 3
Questions about Kamsa:
- Who was Kamsa?
- A tyrant king of Mathura
- What was his relationship to Krishna?
- Krishna's maternal uncle
- Why did Kamsa fear Krishna?
- A prophecy predicted that the eighth child of his sister Devaki would kill him
- How did Kamsa try to prevent the prophecy from being fulfilled?
- Imprisoned Devaki and her husband Vasudeva
- Killed their first seven children
- How did Krishna escape Kamsa's clutches?
- Vasudeva secretly carried Krishna across the Yamuna River to Yashoda and Nanda, who raised him as their own
- How did Krishna eventually kill Kamsa?
- When Krishna grew up, he returned to Mathura and confronted Kamsa in a wrestling match, killing him
- What is Kamsa's significance in the Krishna story?
- Represents the forces of evil and tyranny that Krishna must overcome
- Demonstrates Krishna's power and compassion, as he protects the innocent and punishes the wicked
Additional Questions:
- What was Kamsa's motivation for his actions?
- Fear and paranoia
- How did Kamsa's rule affect the people of Mathura?
- Tyrannical and oppressive
- What lessons can be learned from the story of Kamsa?
- The dangers of unchecked power
- The importance of standing up to evil
- The transformative power of compassion and love
- Who was Kamsa?
- A tyrant king of Mathura
- What was his relationship to Krishna?
- Krishna's maternal uncle
- Why did Kamsa fear Krishna?
- A prophecy predicted that the eighth child of his sister Devaki would kill him
- How did Kamsa try to prevent the prophecy from being fulfilled?
- Imprisoned Devaki and her husband Vasudeva
- Killed their first seven children
- How did Krishna escape Kamsa's clutches?
- Vasudeva secretly carried Krishna across the Yamuna River to Yashoda and Nanda, who raised him as their own
- How did Krishna eventually kill Kamsa?
- When Krishna grew up, he returned to Mathura and confronted Kamsa in a wrestling match, killing him
- What is Kamsa's significance in the Krishna story?
- Represents the forces of evil and tyranny that Krishna must overcome
- Demonstrates Krishna's power and compassion, as he protects the innocent and punishes the wicked
Additional Questions:
- What was Kamsa's motivation for his actions?
- Fear and paranoia
- How did Kamsa's rule affect the people of Mathura?
- Tyrannical and oppressive
- What lessons can be learned from the story of Kamsa?
- The dangers of unchecked power
- The importance of standing up to evil
- The transformative power of compassion and love
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