The symbol of the spring is Krishnachura

When Krishnachura became the symbol of the season of spring, then it would be the heart of all the Bengalis. In the nature of Bengal, the presence of Krishna is so strong that all the trees, all the colors faded, the black hairs became awkward form and the rises. We publish an article about the name of this flower. In the summer, the most colorful flower that takes our eyes away from a long distance, its name is Kishnachura. But why the name of this gorgeous red-colored flower, why the name of Krishnichura may have turned around many times and has repeatedly come back in the head. Not only that, there are two other handsome flowers named Radhachura and Kanchuchura. On the one hand Radha and Krishna are related, on the other hand, there are confusion about these three flowers. Some people know them incorrectly named.
In fact, none of these three flowers are localized here. Radhachura, the birthplace of West Indies and Kanakchura, is the birthplace of Sri Lanka or Australia, the birthplace of East Africa, the birthplace of Krishnachur. Trees have come to the Indian subcontinent three to four hundred years ago. But many think that during the Mahabharata, the flowers were named after RadhaKrishna. Basically the reference to Radha Krishna in Mahabharata is about two thousand years old. The names of the flowers in the formulas are many more later. We know, Mrs. Radha loved Sri Krishna, not because of the meaning of human and divine. Radha's desire for the love of Radha was not less. Nevertheless, Krishna left Gokul behind him. Radhakrishna's love story is still immortal. But Krishnichur is not the native tree. Krishna is a mythological man. Then why was the name of this flower come from abroad? It is assumed that this name may be due to the type of black hair curve on Krishna's head. It is believed that this name can also be given by a natural, poet or botanist. But who, when, how to name these flowers, its true history is no longer available.
There is almost the same concept for Radhachura. To keep Srimati Radha more immortal, Radha Radha is placed in the premises of reality. Fans of red and yellow colorful fans will find their desired Radha in this flower. By combining everything, we found two aesthetic flowers named Radha-Krishna.
This year's Contextual Topic. The name of this flower is named Pelotoforama. Our naturals have named Konkachura. But many people forget this flower by calling it Radhachura. Initially, mistakes originated from India. At one time, Krishnuchura was called Radhachura and Radhachura were called as Krishnachura. But lately the use of proper names has begun. There are many differences in color, height and height of these three flowers. For example, black and yellow colors of Kishnuchura and Radhachura are seen. But there is only one color of kanchakura, yellow. Although the bloom of Krishnachura and Kanchikura are summer, Radhachura is seen almost all year round.