Kurma avatar of Vishnu

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The Kurma avatar of Vishnu is the divine tortoise incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, who supports Mount Mandara on his back during the cosmic churning of the ocean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu deity
avatar of Vishnu
tortoise incarnation
alternateName Kurma avatar of Vishnu NERFINISHED
Kūrma NERFINISHED
Tortoise incarnation of Vishnu
appearsIn Bhagavata Purana NERFINISHED
Kurma Purana NERFINISHED
Puranas NERFINISHED
Samudra Manthan myth
Vishnu Purana NERFINISHED
associatedEvent Samudra Manthan NERFINISHED
associatedWith Vaishnavism NERFINISHED
Vishnu NERFINISHED
amrita (nectar of immortality)
churning of the Ocean of Milk
gods and demons
bodyForm tortoise
cosmicFunction stabilizing the cosmic ocean
supporting Mount Mandara during churning
deityOf foundation
stability
support
gender male deity
hasTempleAt Andhra Pradesh NERFINISHED
Srikurmam NERFINISHED
iconographyFeature Vishnu attributes
ocean background
tortoise body
isAvatarOf Vishnu NERFINISHED
mountainSupported Mandara NERFINISHED
orderInDashavatara second avatar
partOf Dashavatara NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Dashavatara NERFINISHED
Samudra Manthan rope Vasuki
avatars of Vishnu
cosmic ocean
religion Hinduism
roleInMyth churning pivot
cosmic supporter
supports Mount Mandara NERFINISHED
churning of the ocean
symbolizes cosmic foundation
patience
steadfastness
support of the universe
worshippedBy Vaishnavas NERFINISHED

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