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|term=Kalki Avatar
|person=No
|short name=Kalki Avatar
|origin={{tip|Sk}}
|description=The “White Horse Avatar”, which will be the last manvantaric incarnation of Vishnu, according to the Brahmins; of Maitreya Buddha, agreeably to Northern Buddhists; of Sosiosh, the last hero and Saviour of the Zoroastrians, as claimed by Parsis ; and of the “Faithful and True” on the white Horse (''Rev. ''xix.,2 ). In his future epiphany or tenth ''avatar, ''the heavens will open and Vishnu will appear “seated on a milk‐white steed, with a drawn sword blazing like a comet, for the final destruction of the wicked, the renovation of ‘creation’ and the ‘restoration of purity’”. (Compare ''Revelation.'') This will take place at the end of the Kaliyuga 427,000 years hence. The latter end of every Yuga is called “the destruction of the world”, as then the earth changes each time its outward form, submerging one set of continents and upheaving another set {{ctg-source|TG}}.
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|term=Kalki Avatar
|person=No
|short name=Kalki Avatar
|origin={{tip|Sk}}
|description=The “White Horse Avatar”, which will be the last manvantaric incarnation of Vishnu, according to the Brahmins; of Maitreya Buddha, agreeably to Northern Buddhists; of Sosiosh, the last hero and Saviour of the Zoroastrians, as claimed by Parsis ; and of the “Faithful and True” on the white Horse (''Rev. ''xix.,2 ). In his future epiphany or tenth ''avatar, ''the heavens will open and Vishnu will appear “seated on a milk‐white steed, with a drawn sword blazing like a comet, for the final destruction of the wicked, the renovation of ‘creation’ and the ‘restoration of purity’”. (Compare ''Revelation.'') This will take place at the end of the Kaliyuga 427,000 years hence. The latter end of every Yuga is called “the destruction of the world”, as then the earth changes each time its outward form, submerging one set of continents and upheaving another set {{ctg-source|TG}}.
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