The Detail History Of Dwarka (Way To Heaven)

Dwarka: City Of Heaven

Dwarika is a city and a municipality of Devbhoomi Dwarka district in the state of Gujarat in northwestern India. It is located on the western shore of the Okhamandal Peninsula on the right bank of the Gomti River. In 2011 it had a population of 38,873. Dwarka is one of the Chardhams, four sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites, and is one of the Sapta Puri, the seven most ancient religious cities in the country. Dwarka is often identified with the Dwarka Kingdom, the ancient kingdom of Krishna, and is believed to have been the first capital of Gujarat.

The Detail History Of Dwarka 

Who destroyed Krishna's Dwarka?

After leaving Mathura, Lord Krishna had established a new city in the already established ruins in Dwarka region. It should be said that Lord Krishna had made the land of his ancestors resettable, but what happened that Dwarika was destroyed? Who destroyed Dwarika? Was Dwarka destroyed by natural disaster? Did any sky force destroy Dwarka or was any sea power devastated Dwarka. After all what happened that Dwarika was destroyed and then later she drowned in the sea. Its secret will open on the last page which no one knows till today.

 

Many scientists have discovered this question and have also found answers to it. They have found such remains in the sea hundreds of feet below, due to which the history of India has changed. Now history needs to be rewritten. Come, before the revelation of all this, know the ancient background of this region. First know the history of this region… Then a secret of Dwarka will open, which you have not known till date.

Yayati had 5 sons - 1. Puru, 2. Yadu, 3. Turvus, 4. Anu and 5. Druhu. He is called Panchananda in the Vedas. These five sons of Yayati ruled the whole earth in 7,200 BC, ie 9,200 years ago. The five sons established dynasties in their own names. Yadu from Yadu, Yavan from Turvasu, Bhoja from Druhu, Malechha from Anu and Paurava dynasty from Puru were established. The people of these five families have fought many famous battles among them, one of which is the battle of Dasarajna and the other is the war of Mahabharata

It is mentioned in the Puranas that Yayati became disgusted with his elder boy Yadu and cursed him that Yadu or his boys would not get the privilege of obtaining Rajapada. (Harivansh Purana, 1, 30, 29). Yayati very much wanted the youngest son Puru and expressed the idea of ​​giving him the kingdom, but the king's councilors opposed this act while being the eldest son. (Mahabharata, 1, 85, 32)

Who got the territory: 

Yayati appointed Turvasu (from Punjab to Uttar Pradesh), Druhu in the west, Yadu in the south (present-day Sindh-Gujarat province) and Anu in the north as Mandalik in the south-east direction and Puru was anointed over the kingdom of the entire planet and went to the forest itself.

 

Yadu supported the Puru Paksha and himself refused the post of Mandalik. At this, Puru was declared king and he became the ruler of the main branch of the establishment. His descendants are called Pauravas. The details of the territories given to the other four brothers are as follows - Yadu found the coastal region of Charmaravati or Charmarmati (Chambal), Betravati (Betwa) and Shuktmati (Ken). Turvasu got the territory to the southeast of the establishment and Druhu to the northwest. The northern part of the Ganga-Yamuna do-Aab and some of the areas east of it, which had a border with the state of Ayodhya, came under the section of Anu.

 

If we talk about the area of ​​Yadavas, then it is the province of Sindh in Pakistan and Gujarat in India. The area between it was called Yadu Kshetra. Earlier the division of the state was on the basis of river and forest area. The Saraswati river used to merge with the sea near Kutch in Gujarat. From this side of the Saraswati River (ie towards Godavari-Narmada towards Vidarbha) to the banks of the Indus River on that side, the Yadus were. Across the Indus was the territory of Yadu's other brothers.

Introduction to Dwarka: 

Dwarka got its name due to being a city of many gates. There was a very long wall around this city with many gates. That wall is still situated in the ocean floor. Dwarka is one of the oldest cities in India. These 7 cities are - Dwarka, Mathura, Kashi, Haridwar, Avantika, Kanchi and Ayodhya. Dwarka is also known as Dwaravati, Kushasthali, Anantar, Okha-Mandal, Gomti Dwarka, Chakratirtha, Antradwip, Waridurga, Udadhimadhyasthana.

Dwarika is Puri, one of the 4 dhams and one of the 7 holy men located on the western side of the state of Gujarat. Dwarka 2 - Gomti Dwarka, Bet Dwarka. Gomti is Dwarka Dham, Bet is Dwarka Puri. One has to go by sea to Bet Dwarka.

The ancient name of Dwarka is Kushasthali. According to mythology, this city was named Kushasthali due to Maharaja Ravatak performing a Yajna by laying Kush in the sea. Here, besides being the famous temple of Dwarkadhish, there are many temples and beautiful, panoramic and delightful places. The Muslim invaders broke many ancient temples here. It is very pleasant to see the sea from here.

Why did Krishna go to Dwarka

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When Krishna killed King Kamsa, Jadasandha, the Magadapati of Kansa, Kansa, was determined to erase the names of Krishna and Yadu. He used to attack Mathura and Yadavas frequently. Many of his Malchchha and Yavani friends were kings. Finally, keeping in mind the safety of the Yadavas, Krishna decided to leave Mathura. Krishna came to Kushasthali on the advice of Garuda's son Garuda and the invitation of Kakudmi. The present Dwarka Nagar was already present as Kushasthali, Krishna resettled this desolate city.

Krishna came to Dwarka with his 18 new Kul-brothers. He died after ruling here for 36 years. Krishna's great-grandson Vajra or Vajranabha was the last ruler of the Yaduvansh of Dwarka after the sinking of Dwarika into the sea and the destruction of the Yadav clans, who survived the mutual battle of the Yadus. When Dwarika drowned in the sea, Arjuna went to Dwarka and took the Vajra and the remaining Yadav women to Hastinapur. Vajra, the great-grandson of Krishna, was declared king of Mathura at Hastinapur. Mathura region is called Brajmandal by the name of Vajranabha.

Who first discovered Dwarka in the sea :

These maritime remains of Dwarka were first noticed by Indian Air Force pilots flying over the sea and then mentioned in the 1970's Gazetteer in Jamnagar. Since then, there has been a period of claims and counter-claims about these clauses. However, the truth that the Indian Navy had successfully started from the sky was revealed by the Indian Navy.

There was a time when people used to say that Dwarka city is a hypothetical city, but showed this hypothesis to be true. SR Rao.

Pro. Rao Mysore After studying at the university,

he joined the State Archaeological Department in Baroda. Thereafter worked in the Indian Archeology Department. Pro. Rao and his team discovered the 560-meter-long Dwarka wall in the sea in 1979–80. Along with that they also found utensils of that time, which are from 1528 BC to 3000 BC. Apart from this, he also discovered many relics of Indus Valley Civilization. He also opened many secrets in digging at the place where the battle of Kurukshetra was fought.

Joint search by Naval and Archaeological Department:

First in 2005 and again in 2007, under the direction of Archaeological Survey of India, Indian Navy divers successfully extracted samples of the remains of Dwarika Nagari lying in the sea. They collected specimens that are surprising to see. During an expedition involving the ancient Dwarka Nagari in collaboration with the Navy in 2005, chopped stones were found in the depths of the sea and about 200 specimens were collected.

With the help of naval divers in the Dwarka Nagar seaside area near the Gulf of Kutch in Gujarat, the puranic experts carried out excavation work within the sea after extensive survey and also found the limestone blocks lying there.

Archaeological experts of the Archaeological Survey of India sent these rare specimens to archaeological laboratories of the country and abroad. According to the information received, these specimens do not match the Indus Valley Civilization, but they were so ancient that all were stunned.

Naval divers excavated this within a radius of 40 thousand sqm and collected samples of the blocks of buildings lying there that were initially described as limestone. Archaeological experts said that these blocks are remnants of a very large and prosperous city and temple.

According to AK Sinha, Director (Heritage) of the Archaeological Survey of India, Dwarka was excavated not only within the sea but also on land and coins and many artifacts were also found in this excavation done up to 10 meters deep.

This marine excavationAssistant Naval Chief Rear Admiral SPS Cheema was then told that 11 of his divers were trained by the Archaeological Survey for this historic expedition and in November 2006, the naval surveyor INS Director surveyed the sea site. Subsequently, from January to February this year, naval divers took all the necessary equipment and materials to reach those rare remains. Rear Admiral Cheema said that after the scientific study of the antiquity of these remains, the initial material will be available to historians for writing the history of the country's maritime history and heritage.

The data of this excavation work was presented to various national and international experts. These experts also included experts from the US, Israel, Sri Lanka and the UK. The specimens were also sent to foreign laboratories to eliminate suspicion of any error regarding the antiquity of the remains.

Latest research on Dwarka: 

In 2001 , the government asked for a survey by the National Institute of Ocean Technology to estimate the damage caused by pollution on the beaches of Gujarat. When the marine foothills were examined, a man-made city was found on the sonar, which, upon examination, found that the city is 32,000 years old and has been merged in the sea for 9,000 years. This was very surprising information.

It is believed that the city may have merged into the sea due to rising sea level at the end of the ice age 9,000 years ago, but there may be other reasons behind it.

How Dwarika was destroyed: 

According to scientists, when the ice age ended, the sea level rose and many coastal cities of the country and the world were drowned in it. Dwarika was also one of those cities. But the question arises that the ice age ended 10 thousand years ago. Lord Krishna had constructed the new Dwarka 5 thousand 300 years ago, then the theory of its sinking in the sea during the ice age seems half true.

But many pioneers and historians believe that Dwarka was deliberately destroyed after the death of Krishna. This was a period when the Yadavs were fighting fiercely among themselves. Apart from this, Jarasandha and Yavan people were also his biggest enemies. In such a situation, Dwarka was attacked by sea route and also by sky route. Ultimately, the Yadavas had to leave their territory and take refuge again in and around Mathura.

Recent discoveries attempt to prove that this was a period when aliens living on earth had a fierce battle with skyline aliens, causing UFOs to target all the cities where the gods lived or Where the descendants of the gods lived.

(In the end, we are sorry for the late. Our ‘The Detail History Of Dwarka (Way To Heaven)’ article is come late just because we had done a lots of research on it, Infact we started this article writing from 1st week of the September.