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Who was Shiva avatar in Mahabharata?

Who was Shiva avatar in Mahabharata?

Ashwatthama
Avatars in the Mahabharata

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Drona Brihaspati
Vidura Yama
Shishupala Jaya
Ashwatthama Shiva

How many avatars does Lord Hanuman have?

It is beleived that Lord Hanuman has taken Nine(9) avatars and has more than 108 names in the Sanskrit Language that are recited by his devotees or bhakts.

Who is Lakshman avatar?

Lakshman, son of King Dasharatha and Sumitra, is Lord Ram’s younger brother. Ram is the considered to be the 7th incarnation (avatar) of Lord Vishnu and Lakshman is considered to be Sesha, the multiple-headed naga (serpent) upon whom Lord Vishnu rests. Sita and Lakshman to accompanies him to the forest.

Is Hanuman an avatar of Lord Shiva or Rudra?

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It is believed that Hanuman is an avatar of Lord Shiva or Rudra Avatar. Several texts present him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Lord Hanuman is known as an incarnation of Lord Shiva OR Rudra Avatar After Vishnu agreed to be born as a man to defeat Ravana, Brahma felt that he would need help, so he asked Shiva to take on an avatar as well.

What is the story of Lord Hanuman?

Lord Hanuman is said to be the eleventh avatar of Lord Shiva. He was born to Mata Anjani and Kesari. This avatar of Lord Shiva appeared to emphasise the importance of Yagya and the importance of remaining detached. This legend is associated with a king named Nabhag, his father Shradhadeva and Sage Angiras.

What is the name of Lord Shiva’s Avatar?

Sharabha Avatar Shiva Purana narrates that god Shiva assumed the Avatar of Sharabha (part bird part lion) to tame Narasimha – the fierce man-lion avatar of Vishnu. This form is popularly known as Sarabeshwara (Lord Sarabha) or Sharabeshwaramurti.

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What would have happened to Ravana if Hanuman was not there?

As Ravana was a great devotee of Lord Shiva, it was nearly impossible to defeat him. As we look into the story of Ramayana, if Hanuman had not been there, then Rama would have taken too long to find Sita and not made it back in time to keep Bharata from killing himself and the whole story would have been different.