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"Dasavatharam" primarily refers to the ten primary incarnations (avatars) of Lord Vishnu, a major deity in Hinduism. Here's a breakdown:

• The Concept:
  • The word "Dasavatharam" is derived from "dasa," meaning ten, and "avatara," meaning incarnation.
  • It represents the ten forms that Vishnu is believed to have taken throughout history to restore cosmic order and protect righteousness.
• The Ten Avatars:
  • The traditional list of the ten avatars is:
    • Matsya (fish)
    • Kurma (tortoise)
    • Varaha (boar)
    • Narasimha (half-man, half-lion)
    • Vamana (dwarf)
    • Parashurama (warrior with an axe)
    • Rama (hero of the Ramayana)
    • Krishna (divine statesman and teacher)
    • Buddha (the enlightened one) or Balarama(krishna's older brother) depending on the tradition.
    • Kalki (the future savior)
• Cultural Significance:
  • The Dasavatharam is a significant theme in Hindu mythology, art, and literature.
  • It symbolizes the cyclical nature of time and the constant struggle between good and evil.
  • There is also a popular indian movie called Dasavathaaram, that uses the concept of the ten avatars, and the butterfly effect in its story.
• Artistic Representations:
  • You'll often find depictions of the Dasavatharam in Hindu temples and artwork, showcasing the various forms of Vishnu.