Vyasa

When1:  -500

When2:  -300

Who:    Vyasa or Badarayana or Krishna Dvaipayana [Dvaipayana, Krishna]

What:   poet/philosopher

Where:  India

works\  Epic of the Bharata Dynasty [-500 to -300]

Detail: In Vedas, he was born at end of Dvapara Yuga, was a legendary sage, incarnated Lord Krishna, wrote the Mahabharata for understanding, wrote the eighteen Puranas, established teaching through Upanishads or Upakhyanas, and arranged Vedas. He wrote the Bhagavata for Devarshi Narada. He established the three paths of Karma, Upasana, and Jnana. Dhritarashtra, Pandu, and Vidura are his sons. There have been twenty-nine Vyasas. Gurupurnima or Vyasa Purnima or Full Moon of Vyasa is Vyasa's birthday.

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