Maha Vishnu

The fourth Manvantara in Hinduism is called the Tapasa Manvantara. It is said to have begun about 1.2 billion years ago, and it is ruled by Tapasa Manu, who is the fourth Manu.

The Tapasa 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.

The Tapasa Manvantara is not as well-known as some of the other Manvantaras, but it is still an important period in Hindu mythology. It is the time when many of the important figures in Hinduism were born, and it is also the time when many of the important events in Hindu mythology took place.

One of the most important events that took place in the Tapasa Manvantara was the liberation of Gajendra, the elephant king. Gajendra was captured by a crocodile, and he prayed to Vishnu for help. Vishnu appeared in the form of a man-lion and killed the crocodile. Gajendra was then liberated, and he was so grateful to Vishnu that he offered his own life to Vishnu. Vishnu was so pleased with Gajendra’s devotion that he granted him moksha, or liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

The liberation of Gajendra is a very important story in Hinduism. It teaches us that even the smallest creatures can be liberated if they have faith in Vishnu. It also teaches us that Vishnu is always willing to help those who are in need.

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

• Hari: The incarnation of Vishnu for this Manvantara.
• Jyotirdhama: One of the Saptarishis of this Manvantara.
• Prithu: One of the sons of Tapasa Manu.
• Khyāti: One of the sons of Tapasa Manu.
• Nara: One of the sons of Tapasa Manu.
• Ketu: One of the sons of Tapasa Manu.