Lord Krishna

Shri Krishna, Vasudeva, Govinda, Gopal, and Madhusudan are some of Krishna's other names. He is the eighth manifestation of Vishnu and one of Hinduism's most revered thinkers and fighters.

Born in Mathura and nurtured in Gokul, Lord Krishna. In Vrindavan, the site of an old forest, Lord Krishna spent his formative years with Radha and the other Gopis. The majority of the paintings show him with Radha, his boyhood sweetheart whom he never wed. Rukmini held the title of Lord Krishna's legal wife.

Each time Lord Vishnu takes a physical form on Earth, it is to fulfill a specific mission. In order to destroy King Kansa and save the people of Braj from his oppression and torment, Lord Krishna traveled to Earth. Later, Krishna took part in the Mahabharata's events, and Lord Krishna's involvement had a significant impact on the conflict and its outcomes.

The depictions of Lord Krishna make Him simple to distinguish. Krishna is often depicted as having blue skin. He frequently appears with a flute, donning a yellow silk dhoti, and donning a peacock feather crown.