Summary
Biography
Full Name: Satyavrat Maharaja
Era: Satya Yuga / Early Treta Yuga
Parents: Not specifically mentioned in texts
Spouse: Not detailed in Purāṇas
Children: Not specified
Satyavrat Maharaja was a devout and courageous king, revered in the Matsya Purāṇa for his unwavering commitment to dharma. He protected his subjects from both human and supernatural threats, ensuring peace, prosperity, and righteousness in his kingdom.
Satyavrat ascended the throne in a period marked by moral and natural challenges. Guided by sages and divine counsel, he implemented dharmic laws, maintained order, and defended his kingdom from demons and natural calamities. His rule emphasized justice, virtue, and the welfare of his people.
He is particularly remembered for his spiritual devotion and moral integrity, often performing yajnas (sacrificial rituals) to please the gods and sustain cosmic order. His story highlights the importance of righteous rule in the protection and development of civilization.
Bravery and Achievements:
- Defended his kingdom from demonic and supernatural threats.
- Upheld dharma through righteous governance and personal virtue.
- Performed yajnas and spiritual rituals to ensure prosperity and divine favor.
- Acted as an exemplary king whose courage and wisdom inspired future rulers.
Legacy:
Satyavrat Maharaja is remembered as a symbol of dharmic kingship and moral courage. His rule exemplifies the responsibilities of a king to protect his people, maintain righteousness, and act with integrity in times of adversity.
References in Purāṇas:
- Matsya Purāṇa (Chapter on righteous kings and protection of dharma)
- Vishnu Purāṇa (Indirect mentions of rulers maintaining dharma)
