Nag Panchami 25th July 2020
Nag Panchami fast:
Why can't Nag Panchami be called Snake Panchami? The animal of the reptile species is worshiped, it is a snake but the snake is a caste, which has different views - a contemporary caste of Yakshas was of snake with snake sign, it also flourished in South India. The Nagas occupied not only some parts of Lanka, but ancient Malabar.
In the Ramayana, Sursa is described as the mother of serpents and the sea as their establishment. Snakes also lived in the caves of Mahendra and Mainak mountains. The Nagas saw the incident of Hanuman jumping over the sea.
Then angry, King Parikshit's son Janmajaya performed a huge 'serpent yagna' in which the sacrifices of the Serpo were given. Maharishi believers came forward to stop this yagya. The reason for his coming forward was that Maharishi was Arya's father Arya and mother Nagvanshi. For this reason, they could not see the yagya happening. In order to stop the snake sacrifice, end the fight and make good relations again, the Aryans started celebrating 'snake worship' as a festival in their festivals in memory. He may have been called Nag Panchami after belonging to Nagavansha.
In the ancient 'History of India', the Greek writer Wagard Lovin of Moscow told of the Naga dynasties that the successor of Ajatashatru (461-E Pu) moved the capital from Rajgriha to Pataliputra to improve Magadha's dominion, which was ancient. India became prominent. Avanti Shakti was later demolished during the reign of King Shishunag.
Another kingdom was of Shishunag dynasty. The Shiva Naga dynasty was replaced by the Nanda dynasty (345 AD). In the Bhava Centenary it has been described as Dharaishdha, that is the dynasty kingdom of the Nagas at that time extended to Dhara Nagri (present-day Dhar). Sindhuraj or Sindhuj, the Anuj of Dhanadhish Munj and father of Raja Bhoja, married Sasiprabha, the daughter of Shankhapala, the Nagavanic king of Vidhyatavi.
On this plot, the great poet Raja Parimal Padamgupta wrote the Navasamsank Charitra. The reign of Munj dates back to the 10th century BCE. Therefore, until this period, the serpents existed in the Vindhya region. Ganapathinag was the last king of Nagavansh. The Nag tribe has been reported to be the habitat in the Narmada valley. Heyyo had overthrown the serpents from there.
After the fall of the Kushan Empire, the Nagas were revived and were called Nav Nagas. Their kingdom extended to Mathura, Vidisha, Kantipuri, (Qutwar) and Padmavati (Powaiya). The snake pictures were inscribed in the coins that the Nagas had run during their rule. This also proves the fact that the Nagavasi kings were snake worshipers.
Perhaps to keep the practice of this worship constant, the Nag Panchami of Shravan Shukla would have been kept in the practice of Nag Panchami. Some people also associate a village called Nagda with Nagdah. Probably this is where the snake sacrifice happened. Statues and platforms of Nag-Nagin are built in most of the villages, they are also called as Bhilat Baba.
The temple of Nagachandreshwar in Ujjain opens on the day of Nag Panchami and there is also a snake garden. In Nagalwadi area in Khargone, on the day of Nag Panchami, there is a fair and a very well-stocked Bhandara. If seen, the Nag temple is installed in every village-town. The snake does not drink milk, worshiping them is our duty to protect. The snake is also an agricultural friend, he protects crops from organisms that harm crops.
Presently species of flying snakes were detected. In South America, researchers found snake funerals of this type of snake. The new species of Terrasore was named 'Allcarren'. The main objective of the researchers has been to understand the evolutionary structure of a particular group of flying snakes along with new information about their mental structure.
In the past, the species about flying snakes was also found, which was found in the genus Chrysopelia. These snakes change their body shape while jumping from one tree to another tree and reach by jumping from one tree to another tree, giving everyone the impression of flying. Apart from many regions in India, they also settle on trees in rain forests.
Talking about snakes, stories about Mani Dhari, Desire Stripe, Seven Funed Snakes etc. have been hearing stories for years, but no one has seen. While snakes were a caste in ancient times, they worshiped snakes. Well, snakes do not drink milk, it is our duty to worship and protect them. Earlier many snake snakes broke their teeth or sealed their mouths and made money by performing them. Which indicates atrocities on snakes. Now people have come forward to stop snakes from snakes and snakes from many places.
The
festival of Nag Panchami is celebrated on the fifth day of the Shukla
Paksha of Shravan month. On this day, serpents are worshiped
predominantly. The serpent that lives in the neck of Lord Shiva is
named Vasuki.
There is a law on Nagpanchami to worship Vasuki Nag, Takshak Nag and Sheshnag.
This time Nagpanchami Shravan month will be celebrated on 25 July
Saturday. After Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra there will be Hasta
Nakshatra.
During this time, Mangal Vashchik will be in the lagna. It
is a special coincidence that this day is also the birth anniversary of
Lord Kalki and on this day Vinayaka Chaturthi fast will be passed.
Delhi Time Wise Nag Panchami Muhurat:
Nag Panchami Start Date | 14:33 (24 July 2020) |
Nag Panchami Puja Muhurat | 05: 38: 42 to 08:22:11 |
Nag Panchmi Duration | 2 hours 43 minutes |
Nag Panchami End Date | 12:01 (25 July 2020) |
Devas of Nag Panchami:
Eight Nag Devas of Nag Panchami Puja and Vrat are Ashtanagas called as
- Vasuki
- Padma
- Mahapadma
- Takshak
- Kalia
- Karkat
- Shankhapala
- Shesha Nag
Nag Panchami fast:
For fasting of Nag Panchami, eat once on Chaturthi and fast on Panchami and open fast in the evening.
Nag Panchami Puja:
To
worship, the Nag Devata is worshiped by placing a snake image or
earthen serpent idol on top of a wooden post, then offering turmeric,
roli, rice and flowers. After that raw milk, ghee, sugar is mixed and
offered. Aarti is then performed. If the snake charmer comes, there is
also the practice of worshiping his serpent, then giving alms to the
snake charmer is given away. Finally the story of Nag Panchami is
heard.
History of Nag Panchmi :
Why can't Nag Panchami be called Snake Panchami? The animal of the reptile species is worshiped, it is a snake but the snake is a caste, which has different views - a contemporary caste of Yakshas was of snake with snake sign, it also flourished in South India. The Nagas occupied not only some parts of Lanka, but ancient Malabar.
In the Ramayana, Sursa is described as the mother of serpents and the sea as their establishment. Snakes also lived in the caves of Mahendra and Mainak mountains. The Nagas saw the incident of Hanuman jumping over the sea.
The
women of the serpents were famous for their beauty. Ravana kidnapped
many serpent girls. In ancient times, the practice of poisoners was
also very much. A person died on physical contact with them. The kings
used to keep such poisonous things in their palace to win over the
enemies and find out the conspiracy.
There is also a view to celebrate Nag panchami that King Parikshit, son of Abhimanyu, had put a dead snake around the neck of the sage Leen Man in penance. At this, the sage's disciple Shringi Rishi got angry and cursed that this serpent will bury you alive after seven days. Exactly seven days later, the same serpent snake came alive and bitten the king.
There is also a view to celebrate Nag panchami that King Parikshit, son of Abhimanyu, had put a dead snake around the neck of the sage Leen Man in penance. At this, the sage's disciple Shringi Rishi got angry and cursed that this serpent will bury you alive after seven days. Exactly seven days later, the same serpent snake came alive and bitten the king.
Then angry, King Parikshit's son Janmajaya performed a huge 'serpent yagna' in which the sacrifices of the Serpo were given. Maharishi believers came forward to stop this yagya. The reason for his coming forward was that Maharishi was Arya's father Arya and mother Nagvanshi. For this reason, they could not see the yagya happening. In order to stop the snake sacrifice, end the fight and make good relations again, the Aryans started celebrating 'snake worship' as a festival in their festivals in memory. He may have been called Nag Panchami after belonging to Nagavansha.
In the ancient 'History of India', the Greek writer Wagard Lovin of Moscow told of the Naga dynasties that the successor of Ajatashatru (461-E Pu) moved the capital from Rajgriha to Pataliputra to improve Magadha's dominion, which was ancient. India became prominent. Avanti Shakti was later demolished during the reign of King Shishunag.
Another kingdom was of Shishunag dynasty. The Shiva Naga dynasty was replaced by the Nanda dynasty (345 AD). In the Bhava Centenary it has been described as Dharaishdha, that is the dynasty kingdom of the Nagas at that time extended to Dhara Nagri (present-day Dhar). Sindhuraj or Sindhuj, the Anuj of Dhanadhish Munj and father of Raja Bhoja, married Sasiprabha, the daughter of Shankhapala, the Nagavanic king of Vidhyatavi.
On this plot, the great poet Raja Parimal Padamgupta wrote the Navasamsank Charitra. The reign of Munj dates back to the 10th century BCE. Therefore, until this period, the serpents existed in the Vindhya region. Ganapathinag was the last king of Nagavansh. The Nag tribe has been reported to be the habitat in the Narmada valley. Heyyo had overthrown the serpents from there.
After the fall of the Kushan Empire, the Nagas were revived and were called Nav Nagas. Their kingdom extended to Mathura, Vidisha, Kantipuri, (Qutwar) and Padmavati (Powaiya). The snake pictures were inscribed in the coins that the Nagas had run during their rule. This also proves the fact that the Nagavasi kings were snake worshipers.
Perhaps to keep the practice of this worship constant, the Nag Panchami of Shravan Shukla would have been kept in the practice of Nag Panchami. Some people also associate a village called Nagda with Nagdah. Probably this is where the snake sacrifice happened. Statues and platforms of Nag-Nagin are built in most of the villages, they are also called as Bhilat Baba.
The temple of Nagachandreshwar in Ujjain opens on the day of Nag Panchami and there is also a snake garden. In Nagalwadi area in Khargone, on the day of Nag Panchami, there is a fair and a very well-stocked Bhandara. If seen, the Nag temple is installed in every village-town. The snake does not drink milk, worshiping them is our duty to protect. The snake is also an agricultural friend, he protects crops from organisms that harm crops.
Presently species of flying snakes were detected. In South America, researchers found snake funerals of this type of snake. The new species of Terrasore was named 'Allcarren'. The main objective of the researchers has been to understand the evolutionary structure of a particular group of flying snakes along with new information about their mental structure.
In the past, the species about flying snakes was also found, which was found in the genus Chrysopelia. These snakes change their body shape while jumping from one tree to another tree and reach by jumping from one tree to another tree, giving everyone the impression of flying. Apart from many regions in India, they also settle on trees in rain forests.
Talking about snakes, stories about Mani Dhari, Desire Stripe, Seven Funed Snakes etc. have been hearing stories for years, but no one has seen. While snakes were a caste in ancient times, they worshiped snakes. Well, snakes do not drink milk, it is our duty to worship and protect them. Earlier many snake snakes broke their teeth or sealed their mouths and made money by performing them. Which indicates atrocities on snakes. Now people have come forward to stop snakes from snakes and snakes from many places.
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