Why does Lord Krishna wear a peacock feather on his crown?
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Lord Krishna
Lord Krishna is known for his striking appearance and ethereal appearance. He is often shown with a peacock feather on his crown. Ever wondered why he wears it?
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Tetra Yuga
As per some beliefs, Lord Rama and Sita were in the jungles when Sita got thirsty and asked Rama to find water. A beautiful peacock appeared and asked the duo to follow it.
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Peacock's sacrifice
The peacock plucked its feathers to make a trail for Rama and Sita to follow. When they finally reached the clear water spot, they found the peacock lying on the ground.
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Honoring the sacrifice
Lord Rama promised the peacock that he would honor his memory and sacrifice and in his next reincarnation as lord Krishna, he wore a peacock feather on his crown.
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Other beliefs
Some believe that the peacock feather was given to Lord Krishna by Radha as a token of remembrance. At the same time, one belief states that Balram gave it to his younger brother.