The bear king Jambavan of Ramayana era was actually the king of Himalaya in his previous birth. He incarnated as Jambavan being the son of lord Brahma. In few scriptures he is mentioned as Kapishreshtha. Kapi means Vanaras Rikshas are mentioned as close to Vanaras, but later versions of Ramayana Rikshas are portrayed as bears. Now, questions may arise in your mind, that how a bear and monkey can talk and fight like human? How does a wild animal have human intelligence? behave like human? Then is it possible that the story of Ramayana is nothing but a merely a Fairy tales?
The latest research carried out by anthropologists from the Estonian Biocentre and the University of Delhi reports that the mythological epic Ramayana occurred thousands of years ago in reality. And the Ramayana can be considered as the oldest event documented ever in human history. The outcome of the genetic studies, with available data,indicate the genetic signatures of tribal communities featured in Ramayna, such as the Gonds, are a notable group in Adilabad district of Telangana. According to scientists, civilizations in the Indian subcontinent can trace their lineage back more than 60,000 years. This can be regarded as evidence of the reality and real existence of the events mentioned in Ramayana that would have happened more than 12,000 years ago. Nowadays, the Gonds, the Kols, and the Bhils are believed to be the ancient tribal communities of the area and have been mentioned in the Ramayana.
It is clear from the Ramayana that due to geographical reasons, the tribes grew up in the different parts of ancient India were divided into small communities. Many of the human civilizations that were developed in ancient did not renounce their traditions due to conservatism. In ancient times, people's relationship with the jungle and wildlife was very close. From wildlife, primitive people learned how to live in the jungle, how to protect themselves from unwanted dangers. Even at present, modern human civilization still can know the secrets of nature from wildlife. By following various wild animals, we have discovered many herbal medicines.
In ancient India, the tribes exemplified some wild animals as their way of life. I think Jambuban was the king of such a tribe. One can trace the presence of Jambavana at the churning of the ocean and he was from the sie of divinity. Jambavan was very experienced and knowledgeable person in Ramayan. He had a clear knowledge of the empire, politics, war strategy, medicine and dharma. He was main advisers of King Sugriva. Jambavana was the great motivators wgo motivate Hanuman Ji to fly across the ocean to search for Maa Sita. Jambavan was so powerful and physically strong, that even Ravan lost his consciousness after receiving a punch from Jambavan at the battle field.
but Ravana's charioteer withdrew Ravana from the battle.
Lord Krishna had a duel with Jambavan in Dwapara era. Jambavan was in the Ramayana period and is considered to be immortal. He had a daughter named Jambavati. Lord Krishna had to fight with Jambavan for the Syamantak Mani. He had to fight Jambavan, not for Mani, but to disprove the charge of stealing the gem. The Bear King Jambavan did not recognize Lord Krishna and started to fight with him. Later, when Jambwant started losing in the war, he called his Lord Rama to help him.
Hearing his call, Lord Krishna had to come in his Rama form. Jambwant became full of wonder to Lord Krishna in the form of Sri Rama.
Jambavan offered the gem and requested Shri Krishna to marry my daughter Jambavati.
Sri Krishna accepted his request. Not everyone had the potential to receive this Syamantak Mani.
Only an honest person could keep this Syamantak Mani. The gem became the source of bad luck and death if it was in wrong hand. Sri Krishna offered that gem to Akrur. Many think that the Kohinoor diamond is actually a small piece of Syamantak Mani. The history of the Kohinoor diamond also shows that the one who received this diamond died accidentally.
It is clear from the Ramayana that due to geographical reasons, the tribes grew up in the different parts of ancient India were divided into small communities. Many of the human civilizations that were developed in ancient did not renounce their traditions due to conservatism. In ancient times, people's relationship with the jungle and wildlife was very close. From wildlife, primitive people learned how to live in the jungle, how to protect themselves from unwanted dangers. Even at present, modern human civilization still can know the secrets of nature from wildlife. By following various wild animals, we have discovered many herbal medicines.
In ancient India, the tribes exemplified some wild animals as their way of life. I think Jambuban was the king of such a tribe. One can trace the presence of Jambavana at the churning of the ocean and he was from the sie of divinity. Jambavan was very experienced and knowledgeable person in Ramayan. He had a clear knowledge of the empire, politics, war strategy, medicine and dharma. He was main advisers of King Sugriva. Jambavana was the great motivators wgo motivate Hanuman Ji to fly across the ocean to search for Maa Sita. Jambavan was so powerful and physically strong, that even Ravan lost his consciousness after receiving a punch from Jambavan at the battle field.
but Ravana's charioteer withdrew Ravana from the battle.
Lord Krishna had a duel with Jambavan in Dwapara era. Jambavan was in the Ramayana period and is considered to be immortal. He had a daughter named Jambavati. Lord Krishna had to fight with Jambavan for the Syamantak Mani. He had to fight Jambavan, not for Mani, but to disprove the charge of stealing the gem. The Bear King Jambavan did not recognize Lord Krishna and started to fight with him. Later, when Jambwant started losing in the war, he called his Lord Rama to help him.
Hearing his call, Lord Krishna had to come in his Rama form. Jambwant became full of wonder to Lord Krishna in the form of Sri Rama.
Jambavan offered the gem and requested Shri Krishna to marry my daughter Jambavati.
Sri Krishna accepted his request. Not everyone had the potential to receive this Syamantak Mani.
Only an honest person could keep this Syamantak Mani. The gem became the source of bad luck and death if it was in wrong hand. Sri Krishna offered that gem to Akrur. Many think that the Kohinoor diamond is actually a small piece of Syamantak Mani. The history of the Kohinoor diamond also shows that the one who received this diamond died accidentally.
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