Rebirths-4

Once a demon, Vrushabhasurudu as a big bull enters  the herd of cattle of Lord Krishna and his friends and starts hurting cows. With the shouts of his friends Krishna comes and kills that bull. After death a Brahman comes out  from the dead body of the bull and says that he was Varasathvudu named Brahman in former birth. He was student of saint Bruhaspathi at that time, once he had neglected his master words and because that his master cursed him to born as a bull. And now in the hands of Krishna he got relieved from his curse.
 
Lord Krishna and his friends once went to one mountain to feed their cattle  there one demon with name Vyomudu, son of Mayasurudu comes there as a boy and starts playing with them. While playing he takes all the children into one den(guha) there and closes the door with a rock. Then by hearing the shouts of his friends Krishna comes and kills that demon. That Vyomudu was king Bheemarathudu in former birth. He was devotee of Lord Srihari. At his old age he became  saint and went to mountain Malaya to meditate. There he neglects saint Pulasthyudu and get curse to born as demon. Now he relived of that curse.

With the invitation of Kamsudu Krishna and Balaramudu comes to Madhura with Akrurudu. There in the street they see the washer man of Kamsudu and ask him to give some  clothes of Kamsudu to him.

 But refuses and laughs at them. In anger Krishna kills him. In former birth he was that washer man who accused that Lord Srirama living with Devi Seeta who was in Lanka for one year. Because  this Srirama send Seetha to forest. Because of that  perpetrate he born as washer man to Kamsa and dies in the hands of Lord Krishna.
 
In Madhura Krishna and Balaramudu goes to the house of Sudhama as guests. He  is  great devotee of Lord Vishnu. He serves them with great care and faith. He was gardener of Kuberudu in former birth with name Hemamali. He was devotee of Lord Srihari at that also. He worshipped Lord Shiva in that birth with five thousand flowers, because this Lord Shiva given him a boon that Lord Vishnu will come to his home as guest. And that desire fulfilled in Dwaparayugam by Srikrishna.