So, I have explained how the Lord has manifested Himself throughout different times and also about each incarnation of Him. Among the ten main incarnations, not all of them are considered to be a full incarnation of the Lord. Only three:, which are Narashima, who is sitting there, Rama and Krishna. All the others are semi-incarnations, Nara Hari Roopa.
So... Narshingadev is considered to be the fourth incarnation of Narayana. To understand this incarnation of Narayana, we have to really look at the first four incarnations of Narayana. The first three are Matsya, Kurma and Varaha. The first incarnation one is Matsya Avatar, the second incarnation is Kurma and the third incarnation Varaha - Matsya, Kurma, Varaha. So the first incarnation was a fish, the second one a turtle and the third one was a boar. The fourth one was Narashima, the fifth one was the dwarf. Then the sixth one was Parasurama, then Rama, Krishna and so on.
So... Narshingadev is considered to be the fourth incarnation of Narayana. To understand this incarnation of Narayana, we have to really look at the first four incarnations of Narayana. The first three are Matsya, Kurma and Varaha. The first incarnation one is Matsya Avatar, the second incarnation is Kurma and the third incarnation Varaha - Matsya, Kurma, Varaha. So the first incarnation was a fish, the second one a turtle and the third one was a boar. The fourth one was Narashima, the fifth one was the dwarf. Then the sixth one was Parasurama, then Rama, Krishna and so on.
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