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@@ -6,8 +6,11 @@ traditionally been individually hand painted.  There are any where from eight
 to twelve or more suits per deck, each suit having usually twelve ranks.  The
 two most common Ganjifa decks are the Mughal which has eight suits and the
 Dashavatara which has ten.  The suits have pip cards numbered from Ace through
-ten and two court cards, the Wazir and the Mir.  Ganjifa solitaire games play
-the same as games that use the standard deck but the larger number of different
-cards in a deck (96 or 120) adds an element of complexity.  The fact that each
-suit has it's own color makes things quite interesting in games that use
-"Alternate Color" row stacks.
+ten and two court cards, the Wazir and the Mir. The order of the suits
+is: Matsya, Kuchha, Varaha, Narsingha, Vamana, Parashurama, Rama,
+Krishna, Buddha, and Kalanki.  Ganjifa solitaire games play the same
+as games that use the standard deck but the larger number of different
+cards in a deck (96 or 120) adds an element of complexity.  The fact
+that each suit has it's own color makes things quite interesting in
+games that use "Alternate Color" row stacks.
+<img alt="" src="images/ganjifa.gif">
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