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Vasudeva Carries Infant Krishna Across the Yamuna River | Hindu, Indian Mythology, Sacred Scripture Vintage Fine Art Print Size:8"x6" His eventual death from aKrishna, who was born to Devaki and Vasudeva, was destined to be killed by his uncle Kamsa. To save the child from this fate, Vasudeva decided to take him to Gokul, where he would be safe. On the night of Krishna's birth, Vasudeva took the infant, who was just a few hours old, and set out on a perilous journey across the Yamuna River. The river was swollen and the currents were strong, but Vasudeva was determined. As he waded into the water, the