Suspense Crime, Digital Desk : Lord Krishna, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, is the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, whose purpose in coming to earth was to establish a balance between good and evil.Born in Mathura more than 5,000 years ago, Lord Krishna is considered a beautiful symbol of life, divine play, wisdom, and selfless love. Lord Krishna is worshipped by different names across the country. Let's find out what each state calls him.These unique names of Krishna in different statesIn Uttar Pradesh, Lord Krishna is called by names like Gopal Govind.In Rajasthan he is called Shrinathji or Thakurji.In Maharashtra, Lord Krishna is known as Vitthal.In Odisha he is known as Lord Jagannath.In Bengal, Shri Krishna is worshipped as Gopalji.In South India, Krishna is known as Venkatesh or Govinda.Whereas in the state of Gujarat he is known as Dwarkadhish.In the northeastern regions like Assam, Tripura, Nepal, he is worshipped by the name Krishna.In countries like Indonesia, America, England and France, he is worshipped as Lord Krishna.Lord Krishna is also known as his father.Lord Krishna's father's name was Vasudeva, and hence he is also known as the son of Vasudeva. His grandfather's name was Shurasena.Born in Mathura, Lord Krishna freed approximately 16,000 princesses from the prison of King Narakasura of Assam and decided to marry them to prevent them from committing suicide and to preserve their honor. In ancient times, abducted women were considered untouchable and were not accepted by society.Facts related to Lord KrishnaLord Krishna had only one primary wife, Rukmini. Rukmini was the sister of King Rukmi of Vidarbha, Maharashtra. Rukmi was a friend of Shishupala and an enemy of Lord Krishna. Duryodhana was Krishna's brother-in-law, and his daughter, Lakshmana, was married to Lord Krishna's son, Samba.Shri Krishna lived on earth for approximately 125 years. He was dark in complexion and always emitted the sacred fragrance of Ashtagandha. He wore yellow silk clothes and wore a crown with a peacock feather. Lord Krishna's toe was struck by an arrow from a hunter named Jara. This hunter was Bali in his previous life. After the arrow struck his foot, the Lord departed for his heavenly abode.
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