The Tradition of Lord Krishna

1] 2300 years old Lord Krishna Painting from Tikula Cave, Gwalior, MP
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2] The coin of Bactrian ruler Agathocles depicts Lord Krishna , Dating 180 B.C.
3] Gupta era sculpture of Bhagwan from Varanasi , Dating back to 4th-6th Century
4] 7th Century sculpture from Danang, Vietnam
5] 8th Century sculpture from Todai-Ji Nara temple , Japan
6] Thangka style Painting from Tibet
7] A carving of Krishna playing flute at Kaiyuan Temple , Quanzou, China
dating 8th-13th Century
8] Krishna killing Lion demon in Khmer art at Phra That Narai Cheng Weng, Sakon Nakhon , Thailand
9] 11th Century sculpture from Cambodia showing Lord Krishna Lifting Mount Govardhan
10] Legendary Statue of Lord Krishna and Arjuna in Central Jakarta, Indonesia
In addition , An edict related to the worship of Lord Krishna Before Christ
https://t.co/7Z0nFwWkNo

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