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Manasa

Manasa (Sanskrit: मनसा, romanized: Manasā) is a Hindu goddess of snakes. She is worshipped mainly in Bihar, Odisha, Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Assam and other parts of northeastern India, chiefly for the prevention and cure of snakebite, and also for fertility and prosperity.…

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Affiliation
Shaivism, Devi, Nāga
Children
Astika
Festivals
Naga Panchami
Gender
Female
Mantra
Ōṁ hrīṁ śrīṁ klīṁ aiṁ manasādēvyai svāhā
Mount
Swan

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Manasa

Nodes109
Edges108
Triples196
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018349
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Manasa

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related to Notable temples · 47
Manasa → Andhra PradeshMa Manasha Mandir, Andhra PradeshMansa Devi Temple, Bhagalpur, BiharManasa Debi Temple, Chandigarh, Chinadugam, Dornipadu, Fulidanga, Gopinagar, Halshi Bagan, HaridwarMata Mansa Devi Mandir, Haripal, Hooghly, Jakpur, JharkhandManasha Puja, Kadapa, Kandra, Kanumalapalle, Karimnagar, Kasimpet
related to Mangalkavyas · 31
Manasa → According, Assam, At, Bengal, Bijoy Gupta, Bipradas Pipilai, Chandi, Earth, Finally, However, King Prithu, Later, Manasa Vijaya, Mangalkavyas, Neto, Netā, Ojapali, On, Puranaic, Scholar
related to Origin · 28
Manasa → According, Adivasi, Aryan, Atharvaveda, Bengal, Bhattacharya, Dimock, Hindu, Hinduism, Janguli, Jaratkaru, Kadru, Kannada, Kashyapa, Kirata-giri, Later, Mahabharata, Mahayana Buddhist, Mane-Manchamma, McDaniel
related to Names · 22
Manasa → Assam, Ayonisambhava, Barmati, Bengal, Bihar, Bishohori, Goddess, Her, In, Jaratkaru, Kashyapa, Mahabharata, Mangalkavyas, Mare, Nagmati, Nityā, Padmapurana, Padmavati, Puranas, She
related to Iconography · 15
Manasa → Abhayamudra, Astika, Behula, Gauri, Golden, Her, In, In Bengal, Jaratkaru, Lakshminder, Neta, Neto, Padmalaya, She, Sometimes
related to Puranas · 13
Manasa → Brahma, Earth, Jaratkaru, Kashyapa, Krishna, Mangalkavyas, Once, Shiva, Siddhi, The, The Puranas, They, Upon
related to Mahabharata · 10
Manasa → Astika, Jaratkaru, King Janamejaya, Manasa's, Once, Sage Jaratkaru, So, The Mahabharata, These, Vasuki
related to Worship · 7
Manasa → Almost, Generally, Hari, Hindu, In South Bengal, Lord Vishnu, She
is a · 3
Manasa → daughter of sage Kashyapa, especially important deity in Bengal for the mercantile castes, prime deity of Anga Region
Parents · 2
Manasa → Kashyapa and Kadru (according to scriptures), Shiva (according to Mangalakavyas)

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goddess jaratkaru shiva bengal worshipped worship hindu also kashyapa astika behula sage snake chand snakes chandi vasuki mahabharata devi mangalkavyas

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ManasaAffiliationShaivism, Devi, Nāga1.00infobox
ManasaChildrenAstika1.00infobox
ManasaFestivalsNaga Panchami1.00infobox
ManasaGenderFemale1.00infobox
ManasaMantraŌṁ hrīṁ śrīṁ klīṁ aiṁ manasādēvyai svāhā1.00infobox
ManasaMountSwan1.00infobox
ManasaOther namesmaroi / mare / monoxa (Assamese), monośa / ceṅmuṛi kani (Bengali), mwrwi / kani deu / monosa (Hajong)1.00infobox
ManasaParentsKashyapa and Kadru (according to scriptures)1.00infobox
ManasaParentsShiva (according to Mangalakavyas)1.00infobox
ManasaSiblingsVasuki1.00infobox
ManasaSpouseJaratkaru1.00infobox
ManasaTextsManasamangal Kāvya1.00infobox
ManasaTreeCactus1.00infobox
Manasais adaughter of sage Kashyapa0.90text
Manasais aespecially important deity in Bengal for the mercantile castes0.90text
Manasais aprime deity of Anga Region0.90text

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