Akrura

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Akrura is a revered figure in Hindu mythology, known as a devout Yadava charioteer and ally of Krishna who played a key role in bringing him to Mathura.

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Akrura canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu mythological character
Yadava
mythological figure
affiliation Vrishni dynasty
linked to: Yadu dynasty

Yadava clan
linked to: Yadava
associatedDeity Balarama
Krishna
Vishnu
associatedWithPlace Dvaraka
Gokula
linked to: Gokul

Mathura
Yamuna River
linked to: Yamuna
culture Indian
employer Kamsa
ethnicity Yadava
experienced darshan of Vishnu in the waters
vision of Krishna’s cosmic form
family Yadava family
linked to: Yadava
knownFor bringing Krishna and Balarama from Gokula to Mathura
deep devotion to Krishna
loyalty to the Yadavas
vision of Vishnu in the Yamuna
laterServed Krishna
loyalTo Balarama
Krishna
mentionedIn Bhagavata Purana
Harivamsa
Mahabharata
mission to bring Krishna to Mathura
narrativeEvent journey from Gokula to Mathura with Krishna and Balarama
reassuring Krishna’s foster parents Nanda and Yashoda
notableIn Hindu mythology
performed pilgrimage-like bath in the Yamuna
relativeOf Balarama
Krishna
religion Hinduism
role charioteer
devotee of Krishna
diplomat
messenger
minister of Kamsa
sentBy Kamsa
servesAs charioteer for Balarama
charioteer for Krishna
textualRole supporting character in Krishna’s life story
virtue devotion
loyalty
piety
wisdom

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Yadava hasNotableMember Akrura
Andhaka hasMember Akrura
Vrishni hasMember Akrura