Krishna Life
Devaki and Vasudeva
Who did Krishna counsel on the battlefield of Kurukshetra
Arjuna
As a child, what did Krishna lift to protect villagers from Indra’s wrath?
Govardhan Hill
What musical instrument does Krishna always carry?
Flute
Who was Krishna’s childhood friend and devotee known for his pure love?
Sudama
What city was he born in
Mathura
What is the core teaching of the Bhagavad Gita?
Selfless duty and devotion to God
What did Krishna show his mother Yashoda when she asked him to open his mouth?
The entire universe inside his mouth
What color is Krishna usually depicted as?
Blue or dark-skinned
Who was the greatest devotee of Krishna, known for composing the Srimad Bhagavatam
Sage Vyasa
What was his childhoodname
Makhan Chor
What form did Krishna reveal to Arjuna
Vishwaroopa, the Universal Form
Which demon did Krishna kill by sucking the life out of her while she was disguised as a nurse?
Putana
What flower is associated with Krishna’s feet and beauty?
Lotus
Which queen did Krishna rescue from the demon Narakasura
Rukmini
What demon did he defeat by dancing
Kaliya
What is the famous verse where Krishna tells Arjuna to surrender to him?
Sarva dharman parityajya
What miracle happened when Draupadi was being humiliated in the Kaurava court?
Krishna provided an endless sari to protect her dignity
What is the meaning of the peacock feather in Krishna’s crown?
Beauty, grace, and divine playfulness
Name the blind devotee who sang Krishna’s glories and was given divine vision
Surdas
How did he die
Shot after being mistaken for a deer
Name the three paths to liberation mentioned in the Gita
Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Karma Yoga
What unusual act did Krishna perform with his flute that captivated the gopis?
Played divine melodies that enchanted their souls and made them leave everything to dance with him in the Ras Leela
What do Panchajanya and Sudarshan Chakra symbolize
The conch represents divine sound, the chakra symbolizes dharma and protection
Who is considered Krishna’s eternal consort and the embodiment of devotion
Radha