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The 24 pages that link to Krishna, each with the reason it gives.

• Bhagavad GitaRelated: He answers Arjuna’s doubts as charioteer, teacher, and divine speaker.

• MahabharataRelated: His counsel guides the Pandavas and becomes the Bhagavad Gita’s central teaching.

• VishnuBroader topic: Krishna’s life and teachings are among the most influential accounts of Vishnu’s earthly manifestation.

• Chaitanya MahaprabhuRelated: Chaitanya taught loving devotion to Krishna as the path to spiritual fulfillment.

• Gaudiya VaishnavismRelated: Gaudiya theology identifies Krishna, rather than Vishnu, as the supreme form of God.

• MirabaiRelated: Krishna is the divine beloved praised throughout Mirabai’s songs.

• AvatarBroader topic: Krishna is among Vishnu’s most widely worshipped and influential manifestations.

• Gita GovindaRelated: The poem presents his desire, estrangement, and reunion with Radha.

• Indian miniature paintingRelated: Krishna-centered stories became enduring subjects in devotional and courtly miniature painting.

• DiwaliRelated: His defeat of Narakasura underlies Diwali-season observances in parts of western and southern India.

• Pahari paintingRelated: Krishna’s stories and relationships became central subjects in many Pahari paintings.

• Rajput paintingRelated: Krishna’s life and loves became central subjects for Rajput painters and patrons.

• HoliRelated: Stories of Krishna’s playful use of color shape Holi customs in many regions.

• ISKCONRelated: ISKCON centers worship and devotion on Krishna as the supreme person.

• Rupa GoswamiRelated: Krishna is the deity at the center of Rupa’s account of devotion.

• Kali YugaRelated: Traditional accounts connect Krishna’s departure from the world with Kali Yuga’s beginning.

• Kangra paintingRelated: Krishna’s love and play with Radha became central subjects in Kangra painting.

• SurdasRelated: Krishna is the central divine figure in Surdas’s celebrated verses.

• Advaita AcharyaRelated: Advaita’s prayers and worship focused on Krishna, the deity at the heart of his devotional tradition.

• BalaramaRelated: Balarama’s identity and stories are closely bound to his younger brother Krishna.

• ParikshitRelated: Krishna protects Parikshit from Ashvatthama’s weapon and later witnesses his reign in epic tradition.

• JapamalaRelated: Krishna-centered devotional practice uses beads to count repetitions of his names.

• Madhubani artRelated: Scenes of Krishna’s life and devotion are frequent subjects in Madhubani painting.

• Vijaya ShanthiRelated: Shanthi appeared opposite Krishna in films during her rise as a leading actress.