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The Syamantaka Gem is a tale from Indian mythology that revolves around a precious jewel called Syamantaka. It was owned by Satrajit, who was a devotee of the Sun god, Surya. The gem was said to have magical properties, including the ability to produce gold and ensure the prosperity of its owner. However, when the gem goes missing, Satrajit wrongfully accuses Krishna of stealing it. To clear his name, Krishna sets out to find the gem and uncovers a series of events involving a complex web of characters, including Prasena, Satrajit's brother, and Jambavan, a bear-king. After a fierce battle with Jambavan, Krishna retrieves the gem and also marries Jambavan's daughter, Jambavati. Krishna returns the gem to Satrajit, who, in turn, offers his daughter Satyabhama's hand in marriage to Krishna as a gesture of goodwill and apology. The story of the Syamantaka Gem explores themes of trust, honor, and the resolution of misunderstandings through courage and wisdom.

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