Definition: Abkari is a Hindi term that means "mystery," especially in reference to ancient texts or historical figures who have been misunderstood or misrepresented by later generations. Here's a brief explanation of the meaning of 'Abkari': - Abkari: In Hindi, this word can also be spelled as 'Abkar' (याचर), which is pronounced as 'abkar' in English. It can be used to denote an older person or person who has lived and worked in a different time period. In the context of ancient texts or historical figures, abkari refers to those who have been misattributed to historical events that do not exist in reality. These individuals may have had knowledge or experience that is widely misunderstood or ignored by later generations. For example, the story of Bhagavad Gita states that Krishna had a brother, Abkari, who was also known as Vasudhara. This character was regarded as an ancient figure and is often portrayed in literature and films as a historical figure, but it is not true. The authorship of this story is largely attributed to the later scholars or authors who have been influenced by a particular cultural or religious perspective. The word 'Abkari' has a dual meaning - it can also refer to an older person or person who has lived and worked in a different time period, which is similar to the concept of abkari in English.

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