King Parikshit
King Parikshit is the grandson of this Pandava Prince
Arjuna
In Varaha Avatara Lord Vishnu came in as this animal
Boar
This is the meaning of the word Deepavali or Diwali
Row of lights
Sage narrating the story of Shrimad Bhagavatam is only this many years old
16
King Parikshit while strolling on the banks of river Saraswati sees this lowly man dressed in royal clothes
Kali
In Varaha Avatara, Lord killed this demon
Hiranyaksha
Diwali is celebrated for the victory of ______ over ____
Good over Evil
King Parikshit sees a Cow and a bull with only one leg. Bull represents this.
Dharma
The demon killed by Lord Vishnu in Varaha Avatara was this in his previous birth
One of the two gatekeepers (Jaya and Vijaya) of Lord Vishnu
In Ramayana, on the day of Deepavali this king was welcomed to the city of Ayodhya with rows of lights
Lord Shri Rama
ShrimadBhagavatam has these stories
Stories of Lord Vishnu's Avataras
King Parikshit's curse was this.
Die on the seventh day by snake Takshaka's bite
Lord takes avatara for these 2 things
To protect the good
To punish bad people
On the day of Deepavali, Lord Shri Krishna killed this asura
Narakasura
The main person listening to the story of Shrimad Bhagavatam
Parikshit
King Parikshit goes to the Ashrama of this Sage.
Sage Samika
This is the purpose of Varaha Avatara
1. To Bring mother Earth above the waters
2. Kill demon Hiranyaksha
On Deepavali day, we worship this Goddess
Goddess Lakshmi
This Sage narrated the story of Shrimad Bhagavatam
Sage Suka