Avatars of Lord Vishnu in the Scriptures

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 The 22 Avatars : (Bhagavata Purana) 

  1. 4 Kumaras
  2. Balaram
  3. Buddha
  4. Dattatreya
  5. Dhanvantari
  6. Kapila
  7. Krishna
  8. Kurma
  9. Matsya
  10. Mohini
  11. Nara Narayana 
  12. Narada
  13. Narasimha
  14. Parashurama
  15. Prithu
  16. Ram
  17. Rishabha
  18. Vamana
  19. Varaha
  20. Vyasa
  21. Yajna
  22. Kalki


The 3 Other Avatars :

1. Hamsa
2. Hayagriva
3. Prashnigarbha

The 24 Avatars : (Dasam Granth, Chapter 7)
  1. Arihant dev
  2. Bairah
  3. Bavan
  4. Bishan
  5. Brahma
  6. Buddha
  7. Chandra
  8. Dhanvantari
  9. Jalandhar
  10. Kacch
  11. Krishna
  12. Machh
  13. Maha Mohini
  14. Manu raja
  15. Nar
  16. Nar avatar
  17. Narayan
  18. Narsimha
  19. Parashurama
  20. Ram
  21. Rudra
  22. Sheshayi
  23. Surya
  24. Kalki

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