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PARASHURAMA

His Wrath

Even after this, Parashurama's wrath did not subside. He felt uneasy and full of anguish whenever he saw his sorrowful mother.

In his anguished heart was slowly taking shape a plan of action.

Finally, Parashurama vowed:

"All these kings are evil men. They stole the cow which had fed them; they killed my father They made my' mother suffer widowhood. This entire kingly class should be destroyed. The pious cannot live in peace till then. Let me sharpen the axe. I am going to wipe out the whole lot of them.'"

Carrying the axe on his shoulder, he traversed the earth twenty-one times chopped off all the anogant Kshatriya, wiping out the entire royalty.


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About Parashurama
Introduction
A Prayer Fulfilled
The Rishi's Prayer
From Palace To Hut
An Exchange
Valiant Grandson
Kartaveeyarjuna
The Surprised King
'I Demand This!'
Parashurama Acts
'A Hero, But-'
The Sudarshana Chakra Story
'Kill Renuka!'
Revived
Vengeance
Again The Axe-man
You are Here! His Wrath
Generosity, Altruism
The Merciful
Parashurama And Sri Rama
In The Mahabharata
But Amba?
Karna
Karna's Misfortune
Exalted Personality