Uddhava
Uddhava is a figure in Hindu scripture traditionally regarded as a close devotee and confidant of Krishna during the Dvārakā era. In many accounts he appears as a wise elder and senior member of Krishna's circle within the Yadava lineage. Textual details of Uddhava's life vary across sources, but he is consistently portrayed as devoted, thoughtful, and trusted as an adviser and messenger.
The best-known narrative involving Uddhava is the discourse known as the Uddhava Gita, in which Krishna imparts
Uddhava's character has been echoed in various Hindu texts, where his role serves to illustrate the ideal