She continuously gazed at his peacock feather which adorned his head as he fought with her father. "Strange", she thought. "Why am I concerned for his life when he seems like nobody to me?"
"AHH!!" He shouted.
"KRISHNA!" She screamed
Jambavan was shocked because his daughter, Jambavati, was concerned for a stranger, instead of her own father and as soon as he put his gaze on Krishna, he found none other than Lord Ram standing in front of him with the same charming smile on his face, his bow in one hand and quiver on the other, wearing the same saffron robes.
"Lord!" Jambavan cried as he fell to the feet of his divine lord. As he looked up again, he saw the same Krishna, who had come to claim the Syamantak Jewel. His head was adorned with a peacock feather, a golden flute held in his left hand, yellow clothes and ornaments were on his body which was without a single scratch or bruise, but he had the same mesmerising smile which added to his beauty.
"O Lord, please forgive me, I could not recognise you. please accept The Jewel as well as my daughter as a repentation." Said Jambavan
Hearing this, the ever happy Krishna replied, "Jambavan, do not ask for forgiveness, this was merely a mistake. I shall return the Syamantak to Satrajit as it rightfully belongs to him and as for your daughter, I shall marry her and take her to Dwarka, as my Queen."
The last few words were said by Krishna while looking at Jambavati, who was blushing. That day, Lrd Sri Krishna was married to Jambavati with great pomp.
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