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Dana veera sura karna | Adhyayam-2

Karna | the great hero of the Dvapara Yuga | is remembered not only for his unmatched valor but above all for his extraordinary generosity | the very mention of Karna’s name brings to mind the virtue of charity | he believed that no beggar should ever return empty-handed | to ensure that no seeker was delayed, he hung a bell at the entrance of his palace | anyone, at any time, could ring it and ask for alms | hearing the bell, Karna would immediately stop whatever he was doing and fulfill the request without hesitation | Karna | was so devoted to charity that he dedicated his entire life to the practice of giving | his fame as a donor spread across the three worlds | even Lord Krishna acknowledged that defeating Karna would be extremely difficult | for Karna had earned divine blessings by pleasing sages, Brahmins, and the needy | to test his generosity, Krishna once visited him disguised as an ascetic | and asked for dry firewood for a sacred ritual | as continuous rains had made firewood scarce | without a second thought, Karna ordered his sandalwood palace to be dismantled | and donated the precious wood | astonishing everyone with his selfless sacrifice | Karna | was born with divine armor and earrings (Kavacha and Kundala) | which made him invincible in battle | this frightened Kunti and Indra, who feared for Arjuna’s life in the coming war | Indra approached Karna in the guise of a Brahmin | and begged for his natural armor and earrings | though Karna knew it was a deception | and that giving them away would endanger his life | he willingly cut them from his own body and offered them in charity | choosing honor and righteousness over survival | moved by this unparalleled sacrifice | Indra granted Karna the powerful weapon “Shakti” as a boon | Karna | valued loyalty and gratitude above power and luxury | when Lord Krishna revealed that Karna was the eldest son of Kunti | and offered him the throne of Hastinapura | along with the allegiance of the Pandavas and Draupadi’s hand | Karna refused the offer | he could not betray Duryodhana | the friend who stood by him when the world mocked him as a charioteer’s son | for Karna, abandoning loyalty for gain was worse than death | Karna | later met his birth mother Kunti on the banks of the Ganga | she begged him to join the Pandavas and save her sons | but Karna calmly reminded her that she had abandoned him at birth | and that honor lost cannot be reclaimed by late recognition | he chose to remain the son of Radha and Adhiratha | the parents who raised him with love | yet, out of compassion, he promised Kunti | that he would not kill any Pandava except Arjuna | Karna | thus stands as a symbol of supreme charity | unshakable loyalty | painful dignity | and tragic greatness | he chose death over dishonor | and righteousness over personal gain | earning eternal fame as “Danaveera Karna” | whose name will shine as long as the sun and moon endure | #telugu #mythology #video #videos #karna #indianmythology #hindhudharmam #hindugod #hiddenhistory#india #pandavas #kunthi #kurukshetra #mahabharata #ithihasam #viarl #facts #fact ##arjun #dhana #veer #surah #karna #shiva #bakthi #faithingod #telugumythology #vidarudu #pandav