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udha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/budha 1 of 3 4/4/2015 5:51 PM Budha From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In Hindu mythology, Budha (Sanskrit: ब ध) is the name for the planet Mercury, a son of Chandra (the moon) with Tara or Rohini. He is also the god of merchandise and protector of merchants. Budha Mercury He is represented as being mild, eloquent, and having a greenish complexion. He is represented holding a scimitar, a club and a shield, riding a winged lion in Ramghur temple. In other illustrations, he holds a sceptre and lotus and rides a carpet or an eagle or a chariot drawn by lions. [1] Budha presides over 'Budhavara' or Wednesday. In modern Hindi, Oriya, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Urdu, Kannada and Gujarati, Wednesday is called Budhavara; Tamil: Budhan kizhamai; Malayalam: Budhanazhcha; Thai: Wan Phut (ว น พ ธ). Budha married Ila, the daughter of Vaivasvata Manu, and fathered a son, Pururava. Contents 1 Birth of Budha 2 Growth of Budha 3 Temples of Budha 4 In astrology 5 See also 6 References 7 External links Personification of the planet Mercury Devanagari ब ध Affiliation Graha Planet Mercury Mantra Om Vudhaya Namaha Consort Ila Mount Lion or chariot hauled by eight horses of deep yellow colour Birth of Budha Chandra was a student with Brihaspati, the Teacher of devas. Tara was the wife of Brihaspati. Tara fell in love with the beauty of Chandra(chandr). Brihaspati became angry and eventually a war started between Chandra and Brihaspati. Shukracharya, the teacher of the Asuras, joined Chandra in the battle, while The devas joined Brihaspati. As the battle was due to desire (kama) for Tara, it was known as Tarakaamayam. Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe, feared the war might abolish the world. Hence, he came down and stopped the war. He convinced Tara, took her away from Chandra, and gave her back to Brihaspati. Budha, a beautiful child, was born to Tara.Chandra claimed to be the father of Budha, but Tara kept silent. Budha himself got angry over this tussle and asked his mother to tell the truth. Tara said that Chandra was the father of Budha. [2]
Budha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/budha 2 of 3 4/4/2015 5:51 PM Growth of Budha Chandra gives the child Budha to Rohini and Krittika, two of his wives, to raise. Budha grows up under supervision of Rohini and Krittika. As he grows up, he feels angry and ashamed about his birth. He wants to rectify the sin of his birth and hence goes to Saravanavana in the Himalayas to do Tapas. Vishnu, pleased with the tapas, shows up to Budha. By Vishnu's blessings Budha learns all the Vedas and arts. However according to another version, Budha was raised by Brihaspati and is thus called his son. Temples of Budha Thiruvenkadu in Tamil Nadu which houses the Navagraha temple has a shrine for Budha in the northern end of the Brahmavidyambhika Temple. In astrology In Vedic astrology Budha is considered a benefic, unless he is joined with a malefic planet, in which case he becomes malefic also. Mercury rules over Mithuna (Gemini) and Kanya (Virgo), is exalted in Kanya and in his fall in Meena (Pisces). Budha is friendly with Saturn and Venus, hostile to the Moon, Mars and Jupiter, and neutral towards the other planets. Budha represents intelligence, intellect, communication, analysis, the senses (especially the skin), science, mathematics, business, education and research. The written word and journeys of all types fall within his domain. Budha is lord of three nakshatras or lunar mansions: Ashlesha, Jyeshtha, and Revati (nakshatra). Budha has the following associations: the color green, the metal brass and gemstone emerald. The direction associated with Budha is north, the season is autumn and the element is earth. See also Days of the week References 1. Mythology of the Hindus by Charles Coleman p.133 2. http://www.eegarai.net/t6780-topic External links Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=budha& oldid=633257073" Categories: Navagraha Mercury (planet) Hindu astrology Hindu gods This page was last modified on 10 November 2014, at 17:57. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Wikipedia is a registered
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