Parashurama
A warrior sage who is the sixth form of the god Vishnu known for fighting the warrior class
- proper noun
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- In Hindu mythology, Parashurama is known as the sixth avatar of Vishnu, famous for his battle with Kshatriyas.
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When wicked tsar Kartavirya robbed his father, Parashurama killed him.
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6. Parashurama ("Rama with an axe").
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According to legend, Parashurama used his skills to protect the innocent by eliminating tyrannical rulers.
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In various stories, Parashurama is celebrated as a hero who restored justice to the land.
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Etymology
Parashurama comes from the Sanskrit parts parashu 'axe' and Rama 'hero'. So it literally means 'Rama with an axe', which helps you remember why he is the axe-wielding avatar of Vishnu who fought the warriors in the stories.