The four yugas
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The document summarizes the four yugas in Hinduism - Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dwapara Yuga, and Kali Yuga. It explains that a yuga is a period of 100,000 years and together they make up a Kalpa or cycle of yugas. It provides details about each yuga, including which avatars arrived in each one. For example, it states that Satya Yuga was the golden age when the first four avatars came, while Kali Yuga is the current iron age when the 10th avatar Kalki will arrive.
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The four yugas
- 2. Contents The name of the four yugas What is a yuga? Satya yuga Treta yuga Dwapara yuga Kali yuga
- 3. The names of the four yugas The four great epochs in Hinduism are: Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dwapar Yuga and Kali Yuga.
- 4. What is a yuga? A yuga is a period than 1,00,000 years. A cycle of yugas is called as Kalpa. There are four yugas in the Kalpa.
- 5. Satya yuga Satya yuga [Golden age] is the first of the four yugas. It is also known as Kritha yuga. The first four Avatars Matsya,Kurma,Varaha and Narasimha came in this yuga.
- 6. Treta yuga Treta yuga [Silver age] is the second of the four yugas. The second three Avatars Vamana,Parashurama and Sri Rama came in this yuga.
- 7. Dwapara yuga Dwapara yuga [Bronze age] is the third of the four yugas. The third two Avatars Krishna and Balarama came in the yuga.
- 8. Kali yuga Kali yuga [Iron age] is the last of the four yugas. The tenth Avatar,Kalki is going to come in this yuga.
- 9. Thank You
- 10. done by R.S. MONISH SANKAR THE PSBBMILLENIUM SCHOOL. GERUGAMBAKKAM. REF: FROM THE NET.