The god of wealth, prosperity, and treasure, often depicted as the king of the Yakshas
The god of wealth, prosperity, and treasure, often depicted as the king of the Yakshas
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The god of wealth, prosperity, and treasure, often depicted as the king of the Yakshas
Kuber is the god of wealth and the ruler of the northern direction, often associated with the planet Saturn. He is said to reside in the city of Alaka, in the Himalayas, and is the king of the Yakshas, a group of nature spirits. According to Hindu mythology, Kuber is the son of Visravas and Idavida, and is known for his immense wealth and his role as the treasurer of the gods. He is often depicted as a stout figure with a large belly, carrying a mace and a money bag.
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