Nagas

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The Nagas are a class of serpent-like supernatural beings in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, often associated with water, the underworld, and hidden wisdom.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Nāgas 2
Naga people (mythical serpent beings) 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf class of beings in Buddhist mythology
class of beings in Hindu mythology
mythological beings
serpent deities
supernatural beings
appearsIn Buddhist Jataka tales NERFINISHED
Buddhist sutras NERFINISHED
Mahabharata NERFINISHED
Puranas NERFINISHED
associatedWith fertility
hidden wisdom
lakes
oceans
poison
protection
rain
rivers
serpents
the underworld
treasures
water
canBe benevolent
malevolent
cosmologicalRealm Naga-loka NERFINISHED
culture Buddhist cosmology NERFINISHED
Indian mythology
depictedAs half-human half-serpent beings
multi-headed cobras
serpents
gender male and female beings
habitat Patala NERFINISHED
bodies of water
underworld
languageOfTerm Sanskrit NERFINISHED
notableMember Ananta NERFINISHED
Manasa NERFINISHED
Mucalinda NERFINISHED
Shesha NERFINISHED
Takshaka NERFINISHED
Vasuki NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
role controllers of rain
guardians of treasures
protectors of sacred places
spirits of water
SanskritName Nāga NERFINISHED
symbolism immortality
occult knowledge
power over nature
worshipedIn South Asia NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED

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Ulupi affiliation Nagas
Nagadeepa Purana Viharaya associatedWith Nagas
this entity surface form: Naga people (mythical serpent beings)
Shesha belongsToClass Nagas
this entity surface form: Nāgas
Garuda enemyOf Nagas
this entity surface form: Nāgas