Top 100 name of Sanatan Dharma Kumbh Mela Gods

The Kumbh Mela is one of the largest religious gatherings in the world, deeply rooted in Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism). It is associated with the sacred rivers and divine beings mentioned in Hindu scriptures. The main deities worshiped during the Kumbh Mela include gods and goddesses from the Vedic, Puranic, and regional Hindu traditions.

Here’s a list of 100 important deities associated with Sanatan Dharma and revered at the Kumbh Mela:

Trimurti (The Supreme Trinity)

1. Brahma – Creator of the universe
2. Vishnu – Preserver of the universe
3. Shiva – Destroyer and transformer

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Dashavatara (Ten Incarnations of Vishnu)

4. Matsya – The fish incarnation
5. Kurma – The tortoise incarnation
6. Varaha – The boar incarnation
7. Narasimha – The lion-man incarnation
8. Vamana – The dwarf incarnation
9. Parashurama – The warrior with an axe
10. Rama – The prince of Ayodhya
11. Krishna – The divine charioteer of Arjuna
12. Buddha – The enlightened teacher (sometimes replaced by Balarama)
13. Kalki – The future warrior incarnation

Devas (Celestial Gods)

14. Indra – King of the gods and ruler of heaven
15. Agni – God of fire
16. Varuna – God of cosmic waters
17. Vayu – God of wind
18. Surya – The Sun god
19. Chandra – The Moon god
20. Yama – God of death and dharma
21. Kubera – God of wealth
22. Rudra – The storm god (a form of Shiva)
23. Soma – God of the divine nectar

Sapta Rishis (Seven Great Sages)

24. Vashishtha
25. Vishwamitra
26. Atri
27. Bhrigu
28. Angiras
29. Gautama
30. Jamadagni

Shiva’s Divine Forms

31. Mahadeva – The great god
32. Nataraja – The cosmic dancer
33. Ardhanarishwara – Half male, half female (Shiva & Parvati)
34. Dakshinamurthy – The divine teacher
35. Bhairava – The fierce form of Shiva
36. Neelkanth – The blue-throated one
37. Pashupati – Lord of all beings

Shakti (Divine Feminine Energy)

38. Parvati – Consort of Shiva
39. Durga – The warrior goddess
40. Kali – Goddess of time and destruction
41. Saraswati – Goddess of wisdom and learning
42. Lakshmi – Goddess of wealth and prosperity
43. Annapurna – Goddess of food and nourishment
44. Chandi – The fierce goddess
45. Bhavani – The maternal goddess

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Ganesha and Kartikeya

46. Ganesha – Remover of obstacles
47. Kartikeya – God of war

Other Forms of Vishnu

48. Dhanvantari – God of medicine
49. Hayagriva – God of wisdom
50. Garuda – Vishnu’s divine mount

Other Forms of Shiva

51. Khandoba – A regional form of Shiva
52. Virabhadra – Shiva’s warrior form

Divine Beings & Rishis

53. Hanuman – The monkey god
54. Narada – The celestial sage
55. Markandeya – The immortal sage
56. Chyavana – The rejuvenation sage

Yogic & Philosophical Figures

57. Patanjali – Father of Yoga
58. Adi Shankaracharya – Philosopher and saint

Nag Devtas (Serpent Gods)

59. Sheshnag – Vishnu’s cosmic bed
60. Vasuki – The churning rope of the ocean
61. Takshaka – King of serpents

Sacred Rivers as Goddesses

62. Ganga – Goddess of the Ganges
63. Yamuna – Sacred river goddess
64. Saraswati – The lost river of knowledge
65. Godavari – Sacred river of Maharashtra
66. Narmada – Sacred river of Madhya Pradesh
67. Kaveri – Sacred river of the South

Other Celestial & Mythological Figures

68. Kamadhenu – The divine cow
69. Ashwini Kumaras – Twin gods of medicine
70. Rambha – A celestial nymph

Lokpals (Guardians of Directions)

71. Kubera – North
72. Yama – South
73. Varuna – West
74. Indra – East

Four Kumaras (Eternal Youths)

75. Sanaka
76. Sanandana
77. Sanatkumara
78. Sanatana

Mahabharata & Ramayana Figures

79. Bhishma – The grandsire warrior
80. Drona – The teacher of the Kauravas & Pandavas
81. Arjuna – The great warrior
82. Bhima – The strongest Pandava
83. Yudhishthira – The righteous king
84. Ravana – The learned but misguided king
85. Vibhishana – The noble brother of Ravana

Other Hindu Saints & Philosophers

86. Valmiki – Author of the Ramayana
87. Vyasa – Compiler of the Mahabharata
88. Tulsidas – Poet-saint of the Ramcharitmanas
89. Mirabai – Devotee of Krishna
90. Surdas – Blind poet and devotee of Krishna
91. Kabir – Mystic poet
92. Gorakhnath – Founder of the Nath sect

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Astrological Deities (Navagrahas)

93. Surya – Sun
94. Chandra – Moon
95. Mangala – Mars
96. Budha – Mercury
97. Guru (Brihaspati) – Jupiter
98. Shukra – Venus
99. Shani – Saturn
100. Rahu & Ketu – Lunar nodes

These 100 divine names are revered at the Kumbh Mela, which is not just a religious event but a celebration of Sanatan Dharma’s spiritual legacy.