One of the principal nāga kings. Also known as Śeṣa or Anataśeṣa. Considered the source of Patañjali grammar in Buddhism. In Vaiśnavism he is the serpent that Viṣṇu rests upon in between the creations of worlds.

A king of the nāgas.

One of the eight nāga kings.

One of the eight nāga kings.

One of the principal nāga kings.

One of the kings of the nāgas.

A nāga king.

A nāga king, also another name of Śeṣa, the serpent upon whom Viṣṇu rests during the interlude between the destruction and recreation of the world.

A nāga king, also another name of Śesa, the serpent upon whom Viṣṇu rests during the interlude between the destruction and recreation of the world.

One of the kings of the nāgas.

The name of one of the eight nāga kings who obey the eight deities in Gaṇapati’s nine-section maṇḍala.

A nāga king.

Another name of Śesa, the serpent upon whom Viṣṇu rests during the interlude between the destruction and recreation of the world.