Bhagwan Parashuram Ji

According to Hindu legends, Parashurama was born to a Brahmin sage Jamadagni and his Kshatriya wife Renuka, living in a hut. His birthplace is believed to be on top of the Janapav hills in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

Pradesh.On top of the hills is a Shiva temple where Parshurama is believed to have worshipped Lord Shiva, the abbey (ashram) is known as Jamadagni Ashram, named after his father. The place also has a kund (pond) that is being developed by the state Govt.

They had a celestial cow called Surabhi which gives all they desire ( cow kamdhenu daughter). A king named Kartavirya Arjuna  learns about it and wants it. He asks Jamadagni to give it to him, but the sage refuses.

While Parashurama is away from the hut, the king takes it by force. Parashurama learns about this crime, and is upset. With his axe in his hand, he challenges the king to battle. They fight, and Parushama kills the king, according to the Hindu history.

history.The warrior class challenges him, and he kills all his challengers. The legend likely has roots in the ancient conflict between the Brahmin varna, with religious duties, and the Kshatriya varna, with warrior and enforcement roles.

After his martial exploits, Parashurama returns to his sage father with the Surabhi cow and tells him about the battles he had to fight. The sage does not congratulate Parashurama, but reprimands him stating that a Brahmin should never kill a king.

He asks him to expiate his sin by going on pilgrimage. After Parashurama returns from pilgrimage, he is told that while he was away, his father was killed by warriors seeking revenge. Parashurama again picks up his axe and kills many warriors in retaliation.

In the end, he relinquishes his weapons and takes up Yoga.

Jai Ho bhagwan Parashurama Ji ki