Different Myths with Dangerous Asuras Attack over Dwarka Krishna kingdom .

1. MessageToEagle.com – Could Dwarka be the oldest
civilization in human history?
Krishna’s legendary Dwarka built on the site of an even
earlier sacred city, named Kususthali, was a well-planned
city with a modern and technologically advanced harbor
adjusted to traffic of large entering ships. An advanced
society lived there.
Dwarka – long-lost mythical city, one of the seven holy
cities in Hindu India, is a reality.
The city of Dwarka has been investigated by historians
since the beginning of the 20th century. Also the exact
location of this port city has also been debated for a long
time. Several references from the Mahabharata,
the Bhagvata Purana and the Vishnu Purana have been
used to suggest the city’s exact location.
The remains of what has been described as a huge lost city,
found by researchers not long ago, may force historians and
archaeologists to radically reconsider their view of ancient
human history.
and Pakistan, with its capital in ancient Dwarka, on the
coast in Gujarat,.

2. However, as a god of war, Krishna had a lot of ememies.
His beautiful Dwarka was constantly in danger to be
defeated because it was a battlefield for lord Krishna and
king Salva, a king of this earth, who developed an intense
animosity toward Lord Krishna and strongly vowed to
destroy Krishna’s city of Dwarka, the sacred text of
the Bhagavata Purana says.
A number of sophisticated military activities tortured the
beautiful city.
In aerial battles, the gods used a variety of weapons
and amazing flying vehicles. One passage in the Sanskrit
texts describes a special air battle between the hero Krishna
and , king Salva.
King Salva had a flying machine called “Saubha-pura”
which he used when he launched an attack against
Krishna’s capital Dwarka.
The Mahabharata describes King Salva’s attack on
Dwarka with a flying machine. It is the description of the
battle that was fought with sophisticated technology and
advanced weapons, potentially even with a craft attacking
from the orbit. The spacecraft commenced an attack on the
city with the use of energy weapons, which to the on-
lookers resembled a discharge of a lightning, and it was so
devastating that after the attack most of the city lay in ruins.

3. Salva’s incredible and powerful flying machine – equipped
with high-tech weapons and described as an “iron city” –
was extraordinary; it could hover in the air, float on water,
become invisible to the enemy.
With his Saubha-pura, king Salva was able to terrorize and
kill many of the Vrishnis, a tribe whose warriors include
the great Krishna.
A seal engraved with the image of a three headed animal.
“The cruel Salva had come mounted on the Saubha chariot
that can go anywhere, and from it he killed many valiant

4. Vrishni youths and evilly devastated all the city parks,” we
read in Mahabharata.
Krishna’s warriors had no intention of giving up the battle,
and continued their fighting and the hero Pradyumna
wanted to release what appears to be one of the most
dangerous weapons against king Salva,
Instead, it was decided that Salva will fall to Krishna and a
remarkable aerial battle began again. Krishna’s flying
machine chased the Asura king in his very fast flying
Saubha-pura, but Salva responded firing his weapons.
“His Saubha clung to the sky at a league’s length… He
threw at me rockets, missiles, spears, spikes, battle-axes,
three-bladed javelins, flame-throwers, without pausing.
… and a hundred myriad stars.
Neither day or night could be made out, or the points of
compass.”
Krishna returned the fire.
“I warded them off as they loomed toward me. With my
swift-striking shafts, as they flashed trough the sky. And I
cut them into two or three pieces with mine. There was a
great din in the sky above.”

5. Around 1500 BC the whole western coast of India
mysteriously disappeared along with
The deluge came and the
submergence took place immediately after
The Age of Kali thus ushered in turns out to be none other
than the present epoch of the earth – our own. According to
the Hindu sages it began just over 5000 years ago at a date
in the Indian calendar corresponding to 3102 BC.
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