> In Hinduism out of the 10 avatars, the first 3 are fish, turtle and boar. Bhagavatam contains 22 avatars of Vishnu. The arbitrary selection of 10 which somet

> In Hinduism out of the 10 avatars, the first 3 are fish, turtle and boar. Bhagavatam contains 22 avatars of Vishnu. The arbitrary selection of 10 which sometimes include Buddha is a later day invention. > They seem to represent evolution of lifeforms as well as human society. This is Theospohical interpretation with no basis in actual scripture. It's like using the Book of Mormon to interpret the Old Testament. > the 10th is a horse faced being Kalki is said to ride a horse, not have a horse's head. The horse headed avatar is Hayagriva who oddly enough isn't included in dasavatara.