What happened to Syamantaka mani?

A lion attacked and killed him. And it took away the Syamantaka. Jambhavan or the king of bears came across the lion, indulged in a fierce fight and eventually killed the lion to grab the jewel.

Is Syamantaka Mani Kohinoor?

In its long history of ownership changes, Kohinoor had belonged to various Hindu, Rajput, Mughal, Persian, Afghan, Sikh and British rulers. The diamond was traditionally known as Syamantaka-mani and later Madnayak or the King of Jewels, before being renamed Kohinoor in 18th century by Afghan Ahmad Shah Abdali.

Who bought the Syamantaka jewel home to cave and gave it to his son to play with?

Even as they performed this worship, Krishna entered the city in the company of His new wife. He summoned Satrajit to the royal assembly and, after recounting to him the entire story of the Syamantaka jewel’s recovery, gave the jewel back to him. Satrajit accepted the jewel, but with great shame and remorse.

Who stole Syamantaka?

Shatadhanwa in his rage killed Satrajit while he slept and stole the Syamantaka gem from him. On realizing what he had done, Shatadhanwa left the gem with Akrura and fled from Dwarka.

Who killed satrajit?

Disappearance of the Gem One day, Satrajit’s brother, Prasena, borrowed the gem from Satrajit and went into a forest for hunting. However, a lion killed him and took the gem in its mouth and went inside a cave. The cave was of Jambavan, the immortal king of bears who played an important role in the Ramayana.

Who was Krishna’s most beautiful wife?

Summary

Name	Epithets	Princess of
Rukmini	Vaidarbhi, Visalakshi, Bhaishmaki	Vidarbha
Satyabhama	Suganthi, Kamalakshi, Satrajiti	Part of the Yadava clan
Jambavati	Narendraputri, Kapindraputri, Pauravi	–
Kalindi	Yamuna, identified with Mitravinda (HV)

Did Radha get married to Krishna?

And during his stay in the Prithvi Loka, Shri Krishna did not marry Radha. Instead, he married Rukmini and Satyabhama. Therefore, devotees wonder why Krishna never married Radha, whom he loved so much, and the one who was in love with him. Radha’s selfless love was the highest form of devotion.