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'''Budha''' in [[Hindu]] [[Mythology]] is the son of the [[moon goddess]] and the god of the planet [[Mercury]], merchandise, and the guardian of merchants.
 
'''Budha''' in [[Hindu]] [[Mythology]] is the son of the [[moon goddess]] and the god of the planet [[Mercury]], merchandise, and the guardian of merchants.
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Budha (Hinduism) is the consort of [[Ila]], the daughter of [[Manu]].
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[[Category:Hindu Deities]]
 
[[Category:Hindu Deities]]

Revision as of 21:54, April 1, 2008

Not to be confused with Buddha of Buddhism.

Budha in Hindu Mythology is the son of the moon goddess and the god of the planet Mercury, merchandise, and the guardian of merchants.

Budha (Hinduism) is the consort of Ila, the daughter of Manu.