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Matsya From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This article concerns the Hindi avatar. For the ancient kingdom, mark off Matsya Rajya. For other uses, see Matsya (disambiguation). |Matsya | |[pic] | | avatar of Vishnu as a Fish, from a devotional text | | noesis | |Devanagari |?????? | |Affiliation |Avatar of Vishnu | | gun |Chakra and Mace | |Consort |Shri | Matsya (Sanskrit: ??????) (Fish in Sanskrit) was the first Avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism. The great flood finds get up in Hinduism texts like the Satapatha Brahmana,[1] where in the Matsya Avatar foreshortens place to rescue and the first man, Manu and advices him to build a giant boat.[2][3]. The Legend fit in to the Matsya Purana, the king of pre-ancient Dravida and a devotee of Vishnu, Satyavrata who afterwards was known as Manu was washing his hands in a river when a small-minded fish swam into his hands and pleaded with him to save its life. He put it in a jar, which it soon outgrew. He wherefore moved it to a tank, a river and then finally the ocean but to no avail. The fish then revealed himself to be Vishnu and told him that a deluge would lead within heptad days that would suppress all life. Therefore, Satyavrata was instructed to take all medicinal herbs, all the varieties of seeds, and come with ! by the seven saints[4] along with the serpent Vasuki and other animals. original Matsya is generally represented as a four-armed figure with the upper berth soundbox of a man and the lower of a fish.His black commercialise is Shri. [pic] [pic]...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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