kalyanasougandhikam

Kalyanasougandhikam

Kalyanasoughandhikam is the biggest and the most fragrant flower in the world. Droupathy, the dedicated wife of great Pancha Pandavas  expressed her wish to get the same.  Her husband Bheema then starts his journey to collect theflower. During his journey ,he  forced  to meet many obstacles .First ,he met with some dancing girls called Apsaras and after a series of  blockage were simply coverd by great Bhima. Thereafter he encounters the real hero of this story.  It was an old tired monkey laying down the path blocking his way. Bheemanow, explained  the monkey himself as the proudest member of Panch Pandavas  the fate of the fellows who blocked his way. Bhima order the tired monkey to get away from his path.But the monkey revealed Bhima about his bad condition of health and requested Bhima to put his tail away and go.Finally after a long exchange of words and quarrel Bhima agreed with the monkey and started trying to remove the monkeys tail from his way.Bhima tries a lot but never it happend.Finally Bhima accepted his failure and enquired the monkey who is he really.Monkey now reveals his real image and he was the elder brother of Bhima,the great Hanuman. Bhima now realises his mistake and fall on the foots of Hanuman.Thus Hanuman puts an end to the ego of Bhima after he continues his journey for the flower and gets it. 

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Rugminiswayamvaram

Bhishmakan was the king of Kundinapura. When his daughter Rugmini got matured enough for her marriage, Bhishmakan decided to get her Swayamwara (marriage which is done by self decision by bride)done.  His son Rugmi supported his father and he suggested to have his sister's marriage with King Sisulpala. Bhishmaka now agrees with his son and he informed Rukmini this matter.  Rukmini was fond of Srikrishna and she informs Shrikrishna about her love through a brahmin.  Knowing her love Srikrishna proceeds to Kundithapura, there he fights with Bhishmaka and wons Rugmini.  Thus Rugmini fullfills her love and Sreekrishna wons Kundinapura and thus Rugmini.

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