Damaghosha, King Of Chedi
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Damaghosha is the king of Chedi and the father of Sisupala.
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Damaghosha is the king of Chedi and the father of Sisupala. Damaghosha is said to be the demon-reincarnation of Ravana who was killed by the avatara Krishna.
Damaghosha had also engaged Brahmans expert in chanting mantras to perform all rituals necessary to assure his son's prosperity.
King Damaghosha travelled to Kundina accompanied by armies of elephants exuding mada, chariots hung with golden chains, and numerous cavalry and infantry soldiers.
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(Last Updated on : 17/09/2009)
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