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गरुड पूराण् मा मा रा ह ಕೃಷಿ ಸಯಾ ೧, ೨, ೫, ೬, A cursory reading of the Purana discloses that it is an inspiring account of the life of Vishnu. This text is significant because it is one of earliest available texts in Indian literature to mention the legend about how young Krishna killed a demon named Trinavarta. This text has given birth to several scenes in drama and dance forms. One such form is a dance known as Garuda dance. Kalidasa's famous Sanskrit play ' Kumarasambhava' also uses Garuda imagery. According to the Purana, which is part of the "Vedas", the Indian Sage Bharadwaja asked Vishnu, the preserver of the universe to show Visnu as divinity. For this purpose, Vishnyu made three different manifestations Visnu as Narasimha (half man-half lion), Varaha (Boar Avatar) and Garuda (Aeagle Avatar). Visnu incarnated as Visnu Ji in his original form as Manu to save millions of humans from sin, and restore an utopian age for them. These avatars of Vishnu are revered till this day in Hinduism. In the Mahabharata, Vishnu is portrayed as a man with Garuda on his chest, not an avatar of Garuda. In the Harivamsa part of the Mahabharata, Krishna's son Pradyumna is referred to as "Garuda-van", "the son of Garuda," and "Garuda-priya," "the beloved of Garuda." We get a full description about the above avatars in both Agni and Bhagavata Puranas. The Jagannatha Temple in Puri, Odisha, India is an 11-day festival where the image of Lord Jagannatha split into two parts called "Garuda" and "Vrishabha" are carried on boats or chariots to form the image of Lord Vishnu. Several sacred texts describe the tale of Vishnu's battle with demon Hiranyakashipu, who was vanquished by the god only after a struggle which lasted for forty-nine days. The first section of Vishnu Purana describes this story. It describes Vishnu's incarnation as Narasimhadeva through his avatars Varaha and Vamana. Varaha pierced the demon in the neck with a discus, and Vamana settled on his throat. Hiranyakashipu choked and died. Vishnu's next five incarnations are Krishna (Krishna Dvaipayana), Balarama (Balarama Dvaipayana), Aniruddha (Aniruddha Dvaipayana), Pradyumna (Pradyumna Dvapayana) and Gadadhara (Gadadhara Dvapayana). Each time Vishnu kills the demon Vishnu. cfa1e77820