Mathura Ish: Dharm Aur Rashtra Uthan Ki Gatha [Paperback] [Apr 05, 2017] Sanjay Tripathi

Mathura IshHundreds of years before Alexanders arrival, the Yavanas expanded their trade in Saurashtra, western India, and established settlements there, attempting to establish their rule within India. By killing the Yavana, Krishna not only halted the growing influence of foreigners but also assimilated many Yavanas into the Aryan fold. Priests had made the Vedic religion, based on Vedic rituals, prohibitively expensive and time-consuming. For those weary of the complex religious practices, Krishna offered a simple, easy method of worship, combining knowledge, action, and devotion, based on the Upanishads. This philosophy of Krishna became popular everywhere, and people accepted him as their God. Krishnas vision led to the victory of the numerically inferior Pandavas.People continued to consider Krishna as God and refined themselves to become God-like. Sage Ghor Angris said to him that you are Akshit Akshay, Achyut Avinashi and he roared in Kurukshetra that I have neither beginning nor end, I am on land, I am in water. Sages like sage Narada established Krishna in the form of Vishnu by chanting Narayan Narayan.