10 mythological snakes of Hinduism

Dharm 1. Shesh Night Identity: King of Nagas, “Anant” ie endless. Specialism: Lord Vishnu’s Shayya (bed). 2. Vasuki Identity: King of Nagas, younger brothers of the rest. Specialism: Nag-Rassi wrapped in the mountain Mandarachal in the sea. Pauranik Katha: When the sea snapped, Vasuki was used as a rope. 3.. Branchshak identification: A powerful king of snakes. Specialism: King Parikshit’s death. POORNIC STORY: The curse put Parikshite, ending its end. 4. Curcotak identity: A mysterious and smart snake. Specialism: King Nal made them black in color to learn the fruits of his actions. Pauranik Katha: Nal and Damayanti described in the story of Damayanti. 5. Pingala identification: A prominent snake that is the protector of Night Lock. 6. Padma identity: is considered a form or child of shesh night. Specialism: Night lake was high in Naglok. Religious importance: The name Padma comes in the lineage of snakes in many Puranas. 7. Kulik -identity: A snake in Sheshnight’s dynasty tradition. Specialism: Relationship with Yamraj, the God of death: Lok Manyata: Kulik’s name is associated with naked and death. 8. Elapatha Identity: Night, which is at Shesh Night in the Court of Brahma. Specialism: According to Scripture, it is a symbol of religion, fine and knowledge. 9. Shankhpal identification: A divine snake that can convert to the form of a conch. Specialism: Many cities and places are considered to protect the snake. Religious faith: The temples of Shankhapale are in many parts of India. 10. Dhananjay identification: The head of a subline of snakes. Specialism: His name is associated with ‘Dhan’ (wealth). Credibility: A symbol of wealth, power and energy. Click here Life & Style Click for more stories Click here