Emush

Emush

It is the name of an ancient boar in which Prajapati became incarnate.

Emush is the name of the boar in which Prajapati became incarnate when he raised up the earth and extended it. It is said in the Puranas that formerly this earth was only so large, of the size of a span. A boar called Emusha, raised her up. Her lord Prajapati, therefore, prospers him with (the gift of) this pair, the object of his desire, and makes him complete

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