What is Shesha?
{{Infobox deity | type = Hindu | name = Shesha | image = Nag Devta or Nag Sthan Sesh Narayan Dachhinkali Kathmandu Nepal Rajesh Dhungana (3).jpg | alt = Shesha | caption = Idol of Shesha, Kathmandu | affiliation = [[Vaishnavism]] | father = [[Kashyapa]] | mother = [[Kadru]] | abode = [[Kshira Sagara]] | deity_of = King of the Serpents{{Sfn|Handa|2004|p=91}} | other_names = Sheshanaga, Ananta, Adishesha, Sankarshana | spouse = [[Nagalakshmi]]<ref>{{cite book| last1 = Raj| first1 = Selva J.| last2 = Dempsey| first2 = Corinne G.| title = Sacred Play: Ritual Levity and Humor in South Asian Religions| url = https://books.google.com/?id=hEJ-vMgbSlwC&pg=PA43| date = 12 January 2010| publisher = State University of New York Press| language = en| isbn = 978-1-4384-2981-6 }}</ref> | siblings = Many including [[Manasa]], [[Vasuki]], and [[Takshaka]] | children = [[Sulochana (Ramayana)|Sulochana]] | consort = }} In Hinduism '''Shesha''' is a divine male serpent, king of all ([[snake]]), one of the primal begins of creation to from the bed upon [[vishnu]], Shesha remains as he is. == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Buddhism]] [[Category:Dragons]] [[Category:Hindu gods and goddesses]] [[Category:Indian literature]] [[Category:Legendary people]] [[Category:Philosophical concepts]]