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What for shri Krishna used sudershan chakra and what time it was used?
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Shri Krishna uses His Sudarshan Chakra to protect devotees and chastise the demonic. When Sisupala used up his available 100 times to blaspheme Lord Krishna and disturb devotees Sri Krishna used His Sudarshan chakra.
Another use was to protect Pariksit Maharaja in the womb, when Avatthama sent a brahmastra to kill him. Also, Bhaumasara demon was killed by Lord Sri Krishna's Sudarshana. City of Varanasi was burned down with Sudarshan during Paundraka demon episode. There are other usages as well.
References: Srimad Bhagavatam 10.1.5-7, 10.59.21, 10.66.37-43
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