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The Mudgala Purana is a Hindu religious text that is primarily dedicated to the worship of Lord Ganesha, the Hindu deity known for his elephant head and as the remover of obstacles. It is considered one of the Upapuranas, which are minor Puranas in the Hindu tradition. The Mudgala Purana is believed to have been composed in the medieval period, and its authorship is attributed to the sage Mudgala. The text consists of two parts, with the first part consisting of 56 chapters and the second part consisting of 95 chapters.
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