Significance of Dhanada

Dhanada is an important figure in various Indian traditions, primarily associated with wealth and generosity. In Jainism, Dhanada is linked to Kubera, the treasure god and a noble figure behind the prosperous city of Dvaraka. He also symbolizes divine interest in human events. Vaishnavism interprets Dhanada as the act of giving wealth in charity. In the Purana, Dhanada is depicted as a powerful figure defeated by Ravana and is referred to as 'the giver of wealth,' emphasizing his roles in wealth and philanthropy.

Synonyms: Kubera, Wealth-giver, Lord of treasures, God of wealth

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