Sage Mandavya was once performing austerities in with his arms up in front of his ashram. A few thieves who had stolen from the King\u2019s palace, came across the ashram, dumped their loot and ran away seeing the king\u2019s men running behind them.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
When the King\u2019s men arrived, they assumed that Mandavya was a part of the theft and captured him. The thieves were also caught and presented to the king along with Mandavya. Mandavya, due to his vow of silence, refused to speak and was put to death penalty by being struck with the tip of a trident.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The thieves died while Mandavya was alive. The king later realising Mandavya\u2019s innocence, rushed to seek forgiveness, and his men tried to pull the trident but were unsuccessful. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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