In a second and much briefer account, it is stated that in 'this Vaivasvata Manuvantra, Visnu was born of Kasyapa and Aditi as Vamana. Winning the three worlds with his three steps, this high-souled lord gave in to Indra the triple world bereft of all obstacles... Since this entire world was entied by the high-souled Vamana, therefore he is called by all as Vishnu due to the root 'Vis' (to enter) involved herein' (49.33-36). Vaivasvata, also known as Shraddhadeva Manu, is the current and seventh of fourteen total Manus that rule the current Kalpa in succession. Vaivasvata is also directly linked with the legend of Matsya, the first (fish) avatar of Vishnu, who rescued him from the deluge at the end of the reign of the sixth Manu, Chakshusha.