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Sunday, 14 Dec 2014 Devo Ke Dev Mahadev & Pattni History by Pranlal C. Arjan Dhanak, Webmaster/Editor There is a fascinating history of our community that is connected with the TV serial “Devon Ke Dev Mahadev”. “Devon Ke Dev
Mahadev”, (Life OK TV Chanel) which ruled millions of hearts for more three
years, is coming to an end tonight after completing 820 episodes. For those Pattni members who are following the series would be interested to know that the story of Mahadev has a connection to the history of our Parajiya Pattni community. Last Friday’s episode showed Banasur killed by Kumari, the reincarnation of Paravati. Banasur was the king of Sonitpur and a devotee of Lord Shiva. According to the book written by our Soni Barot Sagarbhai, Sonitpur was known as Babylon, now modern day Syria. However reading the ancient Indian history, Sonitpur was not is Syria but infact now India. Sonitpur is now called Tezpur, located in modern city in the Indian state of Assam. According to the ancient history, Banasur had a beautiful daughter named Usha. Her best friend was called Chitralekha, daughter of Kumbhanda, Minister of Banasura. Usha fell in love with Aniruddh, the son of Pradyuman and the grandson of Lord Krishna, the ruler of Dwarka. With the help of Chitralekha, Usha spirited Aniruddh
away to the princess' palace without the knowledge of the king. Soon Aniruddh too fell in love with Usha. When Banasura Banasur was eventually killed by Kumari, the reincarnation of Maa Parvati as shown in last Friday’s episode. Now we continue the above story that links to the history Parajiya Pattni Soni community. History of Parajiya Pattni Soni After the death of Banasur, his minister Kumbhanda (Chitralekha’s father) became the king of Sonitpur. In order to keep
the friendly relation between Dwarka and Sonitpur, both Shree Krishna and King
Kumbhanda mutually agreed to marry Kumbhand’s Chitralekha to Ushnik, Descendants of
Krishna are called Chandra Vanshi. According to the Barot’s book, Dhanak’s
pariwar lineage starts from Chitralekha
and Ushnik. Currently our children are I am currently writing the full history of our community and shall publish on the website as soon as I finish the project. Meanwhile happy
viewing tonight’s final episode of “Devon Ke Dev Mahadev” at 8.00pm tonight (UK
time) |