Mohini is only Female Avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu. Mohini is introduced into the Hindu belief system in the Narrative epic of the Mahabharata here she appears as a form of Vishnu acquires the pot of Amrita (an exile of immortality) from the asuras (Demons) and gives it back to the Devas (Gods)
Mythology[]
Etymology[]
Mohini mean Erotic, Magic or Spell in for Baiga's culture of Central India, the word Mohini come from the verb Root Moha, that mean "to delude, enchant, perplex, or illusion," although Mohini also have a connotation of beauty and feminine charm.
Appearance[]
Mohini is often represented as a woman with great beauty.
Tropes[]
Archetypes[]
- Trickery
- Demon slayer
| Avatars of Viṣṇu | |
|---|---|
| Avatars | Matsya • Kurma • Varaha • Narasimha • Vamana • Parashurama • Rama • Krishna • Buddha or Balarama • Kalki |