Maha Vishnu

The second Manu in Hinduism is Svarocisha Manu. He is the son of Agni, the god of fire, and Svayambhuva Manu, the first Manu. Svarocisha Manu is said to have ruled the world for 71 mahayugas, or about 306,720,000 years.

Svarocisiha Manu is known for his invention of clothing. He is said to have taught humans how to make and wear clothes, which helped them to survive in the harsh world. Svarocisha Manu is also credited with the creation of the Saptarishis, or the seven great sages.

The Saptarishis are said to have been born from the mind of Svarocisha Manu. They are the progenitors of the human race, and they are responsible for transmitting the Vedic knowledge to humanity.

Svarocisiha Manu is a revered figure in Hinduism. He is seen as a wise and benevolent ruler, and he is credited with many important contributions to human civilization.

Here are some of the other important figures who were born in the Svarocisha Manvantara:

• Vibhu: The incarnation of Vishnu for this Manvantara.
• Devasira: A sage who was married to Tushita.
• Tushita: A goddess who was married to Devasira.
• Rochana: The Indra of this Manvantara.
• Dyumat: One of the sons of Svarocisha Manu.
• Sushena: One of the sons of Svarocisha Manu.
• Rochishmat: One of the sons of Svarocisha Manu.

The Svarocisha Manvantara is said to come to an end when the Prajapatis, the progenitors of the universe, die. After the Prajapatis’ death, the universe will be destroyed and then recreated in the next Manvantara.