The claim goes, “Look at this exquisite Valampuri Shankh. Believed to be the divine conch shell of Bhagwan Vishnu by the locals! This priceless treasure is currently adorning the halls of the Colombo National Museum, Srilanka. Friends, Plz don’t scroll without comment “Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya”.
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The claim goes, "Look at this exquisite Valampuri Shankh. Believed to be the divine conch shell of Bhagwan Vishnu by the locals! This priceless treasure is currently adorning the halls of the Colombo National Museum, Srilanka. Friends, Plz don't scroll without comment "Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya".
Look at this exquisite Valampuri Shankh. Believed to be the divine conch-shell of Bhagwan Vishnu by the locals! This priceless treasure is currently adorning halls of the Colombo National museum, Srilanka. Friends, Plz don't scroll without comment "Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya". pic.twitter.com/lCwhQHIDAc
Look at this exquisite Valampuri Shankh. Believed to be the divine conch-shell of Bhagwan Sri Vishnu by the locals! This priceless treasure is currently adorning halls of the Colombo National museum, Srilanka. || Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya || #ancient #hindu #sanatandharma pic.twitter.com/ELbIySDMJL
The claim that the conch seen in the image was used by Lord Vishnu is FALSE. The conch belongs to the 16 th or 17 th century AD.
When we searched for the image using Google reverse image search, we found a Srilankan website, Lanka Pradeepa , stating that the conch is of Valampuri type and that it has right winding spirals. It has been designed as a composite artefact. Some bronze pieces are attached to it to give it the appearance of a swan.
The spirals of the conch are covered with a bronze coating and there is some inscription on it. Miniature figures of Nandi -- the bull, Shivalinga covered by a hooded serpent and a figure of peacock with its head backward are also seen. Scholars believe that this conch was a donation to a Shaivite temple.
Though the inscription engraved on the bronze coating do not contain any date or name of a king or any institution, based on paleography, scholars have provisionally dated the inscription to the 16 th or 17 th century AD.
The inscription mentions two names on it -- Pulan Natar and Cuppiramaniya Nataras, who made the conch. They made it for a person named Narayan Cuvami and offered it to God Palani.
According to the relics, Lord Vishnu descended on the earth in different forms which are called avatars. Sri Krishna was the last avatar among the 10 avatars of Lord Vishnu, manifested on the earth so far. Lord Krishna, the last avatar or Lord Vishnu till now, was born in Northern India in approximately 3,228 BCE, which dates back to 5,000 plus years. This has been reported by several news publications also. The last avatar of Lord Vishnu, Kalki, is yet to descend on the earth.
https://www.hindugallery.com/ dashavatar-images/
https://www.biographyonline. net/spiritual/sri-krishna.html
https://www.booksfact.com/ history/sri-krishna-life- events-dates-born-18-june- 3229-bce.html
Hence, the conch shared in the viral image is not related to Lord Vishnu. The claim is FALSE.
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