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Matsya Avatara (मत्स्यावतारः) (view source)
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At the commencement of dissolution, the Lord appeared again in the form of horned fish. At the same time, Shesha, the Serpent Raja, appeared before the raja Vaivasvata Manu in the shape of a rope, and the raja, through his yogic power, collected together all living beings and piut them in the boat. And, after fastening the boat to the horn of the fish, by means of the rope, the raja saluted the Lord and got into it. 17-19
At the commencement of dissolution, the Lord appeared again in the form of horned fish. At the same time, Shesha, the Serpent Raja, appeared before the raja Vaivasvata Manu in the shape of a rope, and the raja, through his yogic power, collected together all living beings and piut them in the boat. And, after fastening the boat to the horn of the fish, by means of the rope, the raja saluted the Lord and got into it. 17-19
== भागवतपुराणे मत्स्यावतारः ॥ Matsyavatara in Bhagavata Purana ==
Skandha 1, Chapter 3 - Description of twentyfour incarnations of Lord Vishnu
Skandha 8, [https://archive.org/details/BhagavataPuranaMotilalEnglish/page/n1127 Chapter 24] - The fish incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
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