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News India Live, Digital Desk: In Hindu religion and mythological texts, there is a special description of Lord Shri Krishna’s form as well as his weapons and vehicles. When we talk about Mahabharata, Arjun’s chariot ‘Nandighosh’ is often discussed, but very few people know what was the name of the personal chariot of Lord Shri Krishna himself and what were its characteristics. Lord Krishna’s chariot ‘Jaitra’ It is said that he is famous for his supernatural powers and divine flag.
Name of Lord Shri Krishna’s chariot: ‘Jaitra’
The name of the divine chariot of Lord Shri Krishna is ‘Jaitra’. According to mythology, this chariot was built by Devashilpi Vishwakarma himself. Some of the amazing features of this chariot are as follows:
Invincible Power: ‘Jaitra’ means ‘one who grants victory’. It is believed that defeat is impossible after riding on this chariot.
Divine Horse: Four very powerful and dashing horses are harnessed to this chariot of God. their names Shaivya, Sugriv, Meghpushp and Balahak Are. These four horses are considered symbols of different qualities and directions.
Glory of the flag (Garudadhvaja): The flag that flutters over the chariot of Lord Shri Krishna is ‘Garudadhwaj’ It is said. This flag has the picture of the bird king Garuda, the vehicle of Lord Vishnu, which is a symbol of power and speed.
What is the spiritual significance of ‘Garudadhwaj’?
Lord Krishna is also called ‘Garudadhwaj’ because Garuda Dev is always seated on his chariot.
Protection of Bird King: Garuda is considered to be knowledgeable of the Vedas and extremely powerful. Their presence on the flag means that truth and religion are being protected by the forces of nature themselves.
End of negative forces: It is believed that the negative powers and poisonous elements automatically get eliminated from the direction Garudadhwaja faces.
Difference between the chariots of Lord Shri Krishna and Arjuna
| Speciality | Shri Krishna’s chariot (Jaitra) | Arjuna’s chariot (Nandighosha/Kapidhwaja) |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Jaitra | Nandighosh |
| flag | Garuda flag (Garuda imprinted) | Kapidhwaj (Hanuman ji seated) |
| charioteer | daruk | Shri Krishna himself |
| horses | Shaivya, Sugriva, Meghpushp, Balahak | White Horse (Given by Agni Dev) |
Role of charioteer ‘Daruk’
Just as Shri Krishna became the charioteer of Arjuna in the war of Mahabharata, similarly, the name of the charioteer of Lord’s personal chariot ‘Jaitra’ ‘Daruk’ Is. Daruk was not only a skilled charioteer but also a great devotee of the Lord. Many stories of Dwarka describe the speed and bravery of Daruk and Jaitra chariots.
Sudarshan Chakra and Kaumodaki Mace
Along with the chariot, mention of the God’s weapons is also mandatory. God’s always on Jaitra Rath Sudarshan Chakra, koumodaki mace, sharang bow And panchjanya conch Were well equipped. All these weapons had the power to return to God at their own will.
