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'''Krishna''', meaning the swarthy one, is a man-god, or god-man, and is viewed by Hindus as the 8th and final incarnation or avatar of [[Vishnu]], in whose [[manifestation]] the latter first reveals himself as supreme divinity.<ref>{{Nuttall|Krishna}}</ref>
 
'''Krishna''', meaning the swarthy one, is a man-god, or god-man, and is viewed by Hindus as the 8th and final incarnation or avatar of [[Vishnu]], in whose [[manifestation]] the latter first reveals himself as supreme divinity.<ref>{{Nuttall|Krishna}}</ref>
  
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Revision as of 11:36, March 25, 2008

Krishna, meaning the swarthy one, is a man-god, or god-man, and is viewed by Hindus as the 8th and final incarnation or avatar of Vishnu, in whose manifestation the latter first reveals himself as supreme divinity.[1]
  1. Nuttall Encyclopedia of General Knowledge, article on Krishna originally published in 1907 written by Reverend James Wood