CHANAKYA NEETI SHASTRA DR.HETA PASAD GALA RECEIPT NO 3413 BORIVALI CENTER

CHANAKYA NEETI SHASTRA DR.HETA PASAD GALA RECEIPT NO 3413 BORIVALI CENTER.

According to the Jainism, Chanakya was born to two lay Jains ( shravaka ) named Chani and Chaneshvari . His birthplace was the Chanaka village in Golla vishaya (region ).The identity of " Golla " is not certain, but Hemachandra states that Chanakya was a Dramila , implying that he was a native of South India. Chanakya was born with TWo teeth. According to the monks, this was a sign that he would become a king in the future. Chani did not want his son to become haughty, so he broke Chanakya's teeth. The monks prophesied that the baby would go on to become a power behind the throne . Chanakya grew up to be a learned shravaka , and married a Brahmin woman.

Chanakya was the first thinker of the ancient times who nurtured the sense of.

Lets Understand meaning of Chanakya. cha – chatur.

Chanakya knew that he was prophesied to become a power behind Chanakya took Chandragupta to conquer Pataliputra, the capital of Nanda. He assembled an army using the wealth he had acquired through alchemy (dhatuvada-visaradan). The army suffered a severe defeat, forcing Chanakya and Chandragupta to flee the battlefield. They reached a lake while being pursued by an enemy officer. Chanakya asked Chandragupta to jump into the lake, and disguised himself as a meditating ascetic. When the enemy soldier reached the lake, he asked the 'ascetic' if he had seen Chandragupta. Chanakya pointed at the lake. As the soldier removed his armour to jump into the lake, Chanakya took his sword and killed him. When Chandragupta came out of the water, Chanakya asked him, "What went through your mind, when I disclosed your location to the enemy?" Chandragupta replied that he trusted his master to make the best decision. This convinced Chanakya that Chandragupta would remain under his influence even after becoming the king. On another occasion, Chanakya similarly escaped the enemy by chasing away a washerman, and disguising himself as one.

One day, Chanakya and Chandragupta overheard a woman scolding her son. The child had burnt his finger by putting it in the middle of a bowl of hot gruel. The woman told her son that by not starting from the cooler edges, he was being foolish like Chanakya, who attacked the capital before conquering the bordering regions. Chanakya realized his mistake, and made a new plan to defeat Nanda. He formed an alliance with Parvataka, the king of a mountain kingdom called Himavatkuta, offering him half of Nanda's kingdom.After securing Parvataka's help, Chanakya and Chandragupta started besieging the towns other than Pataliputra. One particular town offered a strong resistance. Chanakya entered this town disguised as a Shaivite mendicant, and declared that the siege would end if the idols of the seven mothers were removed from the town's temple. As soon as the superstitious defenders removed the idols from the temple, Chanakya ordered his army to end the siege. When the defenders started celebrating their victory, Chanakya's army launched a surprise attack and captured the town.[26].

Once, the kingdom suffered a 12-year long famine. Two young Jain monks started eating from the king's plate, after making themselves invisible with a magic eye – ointment (kajal). Chanakya sensed their presence by covering the palace floor with a powder, and tracing their footprints. At the next meal, he caught them by filling the dining room with thick smoke, which caused the monks' eyes to water, washing off the ointment. Chanakya complained about the young monks' behavior to the head monk Acharya Susthita. The Acharya explained him that people for not being charitable towards monks, hence Chanakya understood his Ka-kartavya and started giving generous alms to the monks fromh is Big Storage of Food.

After Chandragupta abdicated the throne to become a Jain monk, Chanakya anointed Bindusara as the new king.[28] Chanakya asked Bindusara to appoint a man named Subandhu as one of his ministers. However, Subandhu wanted to become a higher minister and grew jealous of Chanakya. So, he told Bindusara that Chanakya was responsible for the death of his mother. Bindusara confirmed the allegations with the nurses, who told him that Chanakya had cut open the belly of his mother. Bindusara became enraged, and started hating Chanakya. As a result, Chanakya, who had grown very old by this time, retired and decided to starve himself to death. Meanwhile, Bindusara learned the detailed circumstances of his birth, and implored Chanakya to resume his ministerial duties. After failing to pacify Chanakya, the emperor ordered Subandhu to convince Chanakya to give up his suicide plan. Subandhu, while pretending to appease Chanakya, burned him to death. Subandhu then took possession of Chanakya's home. Chanakya had anticipated this, and before retiring, he had set up a cursed trap for Subandhu. He had left behind a chest with a hundred locks. Subandhu broke the locks, hoping to find precious jewels. He found a sweet-smelling perfume and immediately inhaled it. But then his eyes fell on a birch bark note with a curse written on it. The note declared that anybody who smelled this perfume will have to either become a monk or face death. Subandhu tested the perfume on another man, and then fed him luxurious food (something that the monks abstain from). The man died, and then Subandhu was forced to become a monk to avoid death..

प्रलये भिन्नमर्यादा भवन्ति किल सागराः। सागरा भेदमिच्छन्ति प्रलयेऽपि न साधवः ।।.

कोकिलानां स्वरो रूपं नारी रूपं पतिव्रतम्।. विद्या रूपं कुरूपाणां क्षमा रूपं तपस्विनाम्।।.

लालायत पंचवर्षी दशावर्षि ताड़्यत।. प्रपते तू षोडशे वर्षे पुत्रम मित्रवदाचारेत।.

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