Horse

 Hello Everyone !!!

Horses are beloved by people around the world, so they have been important figures in the mythology and folklore of many cultures, as well as in people’s personal lives. 

In fact, it’s impossible to quantify the amount of art, music, literature, and other forms of expression that have been inspired by these magnificent creatures. 

# Symbolism :

Speed, strength, intelligence, wisdom and knowledge.

# Associated Deities :

  • Lord Hayagriva
  • Uchchaihshravas horse
  • Badava
  • Dadhi-kra
  • Gandharvi (mother of horses)
  • Kinnara tribe
  • Dyaus Pita

# Symbol of Sagittarius zodiac sign (Centaur) 9th zodiac sign.

# Association in Flag Symbols :

  • Ash Sharqiyah Governorate 
  • President Standard of Georgia
  • Herne (Germany)
  • USA state symbols (Kansas, Minnesota, New Jersey, South Dakota, Pennsylvania) 
  • UK state symbols (Kent)
  • Royal Standard of King of Lesotho
  • Germany state symbols (Lower Saxon, North Rhine Westphalia, Schweri)
  • President Standard of Lithuania
  • Malta state symbol
  • Marijampole (Lithuania)
  • USSR state symbols (Moscow, Moscow Oblast, President Standard of Russia, Tomsk region)
  • Ponga (Acturias)
  • QwaQwa (RSA)
  • Venezuela

# Vahana of Gods :

  • Lord Kalki
  • Venus deity
  • Lord Ayappa
  • Lord Chandra
  • Lord Indra
  • Lord Surya
  • King Bali

# Coat of Arms :

  • Madhya Pradesh (Khilchipur stamp)
  • Gujarat (Dhrangadhra Raj, Muli State, Palitana)
  • Odisha state emblem

# Coin Images :

  • Rajput kings
  • Gupta dynasty
  • Kurumbar race of South India
  • Madurai Pandya kingdom
  • Chola kings

# The 8 Kinnaris : (Hindu Tantra)

  • Ashwa-mukhi
  • Diwakari
  • Mangala
  • Manjughosh
  • Manohari
  • Subhaga
  • Surati priya
  • Vishal-netra


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