Hamsa

A rumor spreads that the great warrior Hamsa has been killed in battle. His companion Dibhaka, hearing this, decides he cannot live without Hamsa and drowns himself in the Yamuna. When Hamsa later learns Dibhaka is dead, he follows him into the river.

After hearing the prophecy, King Brihadratha returns to his city, crowns his son Jarasandha, and retires to the forest with his wives. Freed from worldly ties, Jarasandha begins his conquests, backed by two invincible commanders, and becomes a world-conqueror so formidable that even Krishna's people choose to ignore him.