Thần Thoại Ấn Độ - 9 Asura Có Sức Mạnh Khủng Khiếp _ Tìm Hiểu Quanh Ta.

Welcome back to our channel. In the previous episode, we learned about the 10 incarnations of Vishnu. In this episode, let's learn about the strongest Asuras in Hindu mythology. In the Hindu mythology, not only the Devas, but also the Asuras, also known as Asuras, are built, shaped, and drawn. All of them are talented, scary, and have their own personality. Although they are defeated by the devious gods, they still leave a lot of fear and admiration in the human mind. First is Banasura, the Western Asura. Banasura is Bali's son. Bali is an Asura king who was conquered by Vishnu. Banasura ruled a large kingdom. He was a powerful Asura who was admired by the gods. With 1,000 arms, Banasura had a great way to play against Riddhanga when he combined it with Shiva's Tandava dance. That's why Shiva was very pleased and proud to give Banasura a wish. Banasura asked for Shiva's protection. Since then, thanks to Shiva's protection, Banasura is not afraid of the sky and the earth, and he is gradually becoming more and more fierce. He has a beautiful daughter named Usha, but he locked her up in a castle because there were too many people who wanted to propose to her. And Usha fell in love with Anirudha, Krishna's nephew. Krishna was Vishnu's incarnation at that time. Once, the two of them were flirting with each other, and Banasura caught them in the act. But Banasura didn't think he had touched his nephew. When Krishna heard that his nephew was caught, he brought his army to ask for forgiveness. The two sides fought with each other, but Banasura was clearly not Krishna's opponent. All of his 1,000 arms were cut by Krishna twice, leaving only two. Fortunately, Shiva appeared in time, asking Krishna for forgiveness, and Banasura had to confess, forgive Anirudha and allow Usha to become a god. The next Asura is Mahishasura, the son of Asura Rambha and a buffalo. In fact, a princess was cursed. That's why Mahishasura looks like a half-man, half-buffalo, or even a king. Mahishasura was blessed by Anirudha, who was the one who helped Rambha drown. Mahishasura prayed to the god Brahma. The god Brahma was pleased with Mahishasura's sincerity and promised him a wish. Mahishasura prayed that he would become stronger than any living creature in this world and would not be killed by any human or god. Brahma knew it was a big deal, but his wish was granted. After the wish was granted, Mahishasura began to bring troops to war with other countries to expand his territory. Thanks to his invincible strength, he won many battles all over the world. Mahishasura brought his army to the world and defeated Indra. Indra came to ask for the help of the three Trimurti. They realized their wish. He prayed to the god Brahma that he would not let any god or man kill him. So the three goddesses Lakshmi, Bhavati and Saravati combined their strength to create the goddess Durga. The goddess Durga was given weapons and weapons and was sent to war with Mahishasura's army. Mahishasura was in a state of tension when he saw a goddess with a lion-like smile. She was so beautiful and beautiful that he was afraid of her. The battle lasted many days. Mahishasura's army was defeated by the goddess Durga. Mahishasura used the magic of transformation many times to fight against Durga but was still killed by the goddess. The goddesses heard the news of the victory and breathed in relief. Asura Raktabija did not know the origin of Asura. He only knew that he had a very special ability. The god Brahma told him. Every drop of his blood when it sinks to the ground will create another version of him with a feature similar to that of Indra. Thanks to this ability, Raktabija fought with the goddess Durga without hesitation. His blood flowed from the wounds to help him have a human army. Finally, the goddess Kali appeared and drank all the blood of Raktabija to kill him. Drinking too much of Raktabija's blood made the goddess Kali almost go crazy and become a terrifying goddess. Asura Hiranyakasibu Asura has a long, hard-to-remember name in the legend of the ten incarnations of Vishnu. He is a demon who is said to be almost immortal. He prayed to Brahma to grant him the wish that he would never be killed by the gods or humans. Not killed in the daytime or at night, in the house or outside. The exact wish of the object, time and place like that seemed to help Hiranyakasibu become immortal, make him become arrogant and force everyone to worship him as a supreme god. Vishnu incarnated as Narasimha, a half-human half-lion. So not a human, not a god. Narasimha struck the electric current of Hiranyakasibu, so that he did not have to stay in the house, but not in the outside world. And the god waited for the right time, not in the daytime, not at night, using his claws to tear Hiranyakasibu. Asura Rahu In the legend of the event of the whirlpool, Rahu was the only Asura to drink immortal wine. Unfortunately, the wine just reached his throat and Vishnu hit his head. His number is really too small. However, thanks to a little wine, Rahu did not die, but his head and body became two stars. That is Rahu or Lahau and Ketu or Kedo. Because of the hatred of the gods, Rahu still tried to drink the moon and the sun, but only for a while, because his throat was cut off. That's why the phenomenon of immortality and reality was born. Asura Tarakasura Tarakasura is a very ferocious Asura. Legend has it that when he was born, the earth and heaven were shaking. Since childhood, Tarakasura has raised a group of enemies who do not want to be with the gods Deva, so they oppressed the Asura. There is a version that Indra choked him and turned him into a snake to bite Tarakasura's mother. Tarakasura has only one desire, that is to defeat the gods. He knows his strength is not enough, so he uses his training to impress the god Brahma and ask the god to give him immortality. Brahma can not give any creature such power, but it can help him with the conditions. That's why he gave Tarakasura a wish that he would only be killed by one of Shiva's children. But now Shiva is being oppressed because his first wife Sita died, so there is no child. With the grace of Brahma, Tarakasura is very confident in conquering the world and building an army. He and the warriors defeated the gods and held the world for a while. The gods lost the battle and went to pray for help and also blamed Brahma. Brahma revealed the content of Tarakasura's immortality. So the gods did everything to lure Shiva's wife, the goddess Bhavati, and give the gods a boy named Katikaya. Katikaya is only 7 years old, but because of her father's greatness, she is now the leader of the world army, creating a new hope for all the gods against Tarakasura's army. After the fierce battle, Katikaya killed Tarakasura. However, the boy felt guilty and regretted killing a brave warrior like Tarakasura, so he lit a candle to pray for his soul to escape soon. Asura Ravana Ravana is one of the most powerful and talented Asuras with 10 heads and 20 arms. People describe Ravana's strength as cosmic. He can even sit and arrange the positions of the planets as he wishes. Not only that, he is also a wise man who understands all the scriptures and music. Ravana has the ability to humanize all living creatures. He has humanized his son up to 10 million children. If you worry about giving birth to all these people, you will be tired. Therefore, Ravana's army is very powerful. Under Ravana's reign, Lanka has existed for hundreds of years. And of course, he is also an ambitious man In the Ramayana competition, Ravana made a mistake that led to his death. He kidnapped Narsitha, the wife of Prince Rama, the main character. There is another version that he wanted to avenge his sister Subhanaka but Rama cut her nose. It is said that in Ravana's belly there is an immortal wine given by the god Rama. When Rama killed him, Kumbhakarna, Ravana's brother, was one of the strongest warriors in his brother's army. Kumbhakarna has a large, huge body. Every year, Kumbhakarna spends 6 months to sleep. And every time he wakes up, he eats very well. Legend has it that Kumbhakarna asked Rama to give him immortality. Or maybe Rama was old and deaf, so Kumbhakarna was able to sleep so well. In the Ramayana competition, when Ravana's army was losing, he had to use 10,000 elephants to wake Kumbhakarna up from his sleep. Kumbhakarna is a very reasonable Asura. He advised his brother Sita to avoid war. But Ravana was stubborn. Although he knew Ravana was wrong, but because of his loyalty to his brother, Kumbhakarna still went to fight Rama's army. But unfortunately, in this duel, Kumbhakarna was killed by Rama. However, people still often praise him as a figure of loyalty and courage. The last one is Asura Madnatha. Madnatha is also known as Indrajit, the conqueror of Indra. He is Ravana's son. As expected, Madnatha is a great warrior that all gods have to respect. Legend has it that when he was born, Madnatha cried like a lion. Ravana was very hopeful about this son and wanted him to be immortal. He didn't need to pray for immortality. Ravana gave orders in the sky so that Madnatha was born with immortality. Unfortunately, everything in life is not calculated as intended. The earth is the only planet that does not follow Ravana's arrangement. Although he can't be immortal, Madnatha is still said to have invested in the best teacher, the teacher of the most powerful Asuras, like Chairon in the Greek myth. Madnatha was educated and used to master weapons and magic. Not only that, he was also the only warrior to possess three weapons of the three gods Trimurti, that is, Brahmanda Astra, the god of Brahma, Vishnu's Vajnavata, Shiva's Basubhatra. Madnatha, in the Ramayana, even defeated Rama and Lakhmana twice, killing nearly 700 million Vanaras, the monkey army of Rama, per day. Finally, Lakhmana also had to ask for the support of Viphishana, the uncle of Madnatha and also a traitor, so he killed Madnatha. Viphishana led Lakhmana to the place of Yajina, a magical ritual of Madnatha that if it was destroyed by Brahma, Madnatha would be defeated. Clearly, this is an unfair battle for Madnatha.