विष्णु पुराण

The Vishnu Puran is one of eighteen Puran genre of Sanskrit texts in Hinduism.

Vishnu Puran complete story

Lord Vishnu, one of the divine Hindu trinity of gods, participates in epic events and delivers profound spiritual messages to his devotees through his 10 incarnations.

comprehensive

Seven thousand verses are available in this Purana at this time. By the way, in many texts, the number of its verses has been told as twenty-three thousand. The Vishnu Purana describes the five characteristics of the Puranas or varna-subjects—Sarga, Pratisarga, Vamsa, Manvantara, and Vamsanucharit. All the topics are mentioned proportionately. In between, light has also been thrown on spirituality-interpretation, Kalikarma, and virtue, etc.

Story

This is a Vaishnav Mahapuran, it is going to destroy all the sinners. Its story is described in the following parts-

ex parte first part

Shakti Nandan Parashar has narrated six parts to Maitreya in the first part of this, in the first part the text of this Purana has been given. Aadi Karan Sarg Devta Adi ji Origin Story of churning of ocean Daksha Adi's lineage Description of Dhruva and Prithu's character Prachetas's story Prahlad's story and the description of separate kingship given by Brahmaji to the chiefs of the deities Tiryak humans etc. All subjects have been called the first part.

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It is considered one of the most important Puranas and has been given the name Puranaratna (a gem of Puranas). Vishnu Purana includes many stories well-known in Vedic tradition, including the various avatars of God Vishnu and the life of his complete incarnation, Krishna.

The app describes 10 avatars of lord Vishnu is…

1. Matsya Avatar

2. Koorma Avatar

3. Varaha Avatar

4. Narasimha Avatar

5. Vamana Avatar

6. Parasurama Avatar

7. Lord Rama Avatar

8. Lord Krishna Avatar

9. Lord Buddha Avatar

10. Kalki Avatar

The author of Vishnu Puran Katha is Parashar ji, the father of Byas ji. There is a description in Vishnu Puran (Vishnu Puran in Hindi) that when Parashar's father Shakti was killed by demons, then in anger, Parashar Muni started "Rakshoghan Yajna" for the destruction of demons. Thousands of demons started dying by falling in it.