52 BHAIRAV NAMES

52 BHAIRAV NAMES AND DETAILS

 

Kaal Bhairav is a fierce form of Lord Shiva, and there are several different names associated with him in Hindu mythology. Here are 52 names of Bhairav and their associated details:

1. Kshetrapal - Protector of holy places and temples
2. Kotwal - Protector of cities and villages
3. Mahakaal - The Great Time, embodiment of death and destruction
4. Vikarala - The Terrible One, destroyer of evil
5. Unmatta - The Mad One, wild and untamed
6. Bhootnath - Lord of Ghosts and Spirits
7. Maheshwar - Supreme Lord, ruler of the universe
8. Dandapani - Holder of the Staff, protector of the weak
9. Rudra - Fierce form of Lord Shiva
10. Kapali - Wearer of a Garland of Skulls
11. Krodhish - Lord of Anger, destroyer of ignorance
12. Kala Bhairava - Lord of Time
13. Chanda Bhairava - Fierce aspect of Bhairava, associated with war
14. Kshetra Bhairava - Protector of holy places and sacred sites
15. Batuk Bhairava - Child form of Bhairava, often depicted with a dog
16. Swarna Akarshana Bhairava - Attracts wealth and prosperity
17. Maha Krodha Bhairava - Most Fierce form of Bhairava
18. Pralaya Bhairava - Associated with the end of the world and destruction
19. Asitanga Bhairava - Has a dark complexion and eight arms
20. Ruru Bhairava - Has the face of a dog, associated with hunting and protection
21. Samhara Bhairava - Associated with the destruction of enemies
22. Mahadeva Bhairava - Supreme form of Bhairava, associated with creation and destruction
23. Veerabhadra Bhairava - Associated with the fierce warrior Veerabhadra
24. Kaala Chakra Bhairava - Guardian of time and the cycle of creation and destruction
25. Maha Rudra Bhairava - Fierce form of Rudra, destroyer of ego and ignorance
26. Dakshina Bhairava - Associated with the southern direction
27. Ugra Bhairava - Fierce and terrifying form of Bhairava
28. Krodha Bhairava - Lord of Anger, destroyer of ignorance
29. Kapaala Bhairava - Wearer of a garland of skulls, associated with death and destruction
30. Vikata Bhairava - Distorted or twisted form, associated with the destruction of illusions
31. Sthanu Bhairava - Associated with Lord Shiva's static aspect
32. Ruru Bhairava - Associated with the face of a dog, protector of animals
33. Kaala Bhairava - Guardian of time and the cycle of creation and destruction
34. Kshetrapal Bhairava - Protector of sacred sites and temples
35. Swarna Akarshana Bhairava - Attracts wealth and prosperity
36. Ruru Bhairava - Associated with the face of a dog, protector of animals
37. Kala Bhairava - Guardian of time and the cycle of creation and destruction
38. Krodha Bhairava - Lord of Anger, destroyer of ignorance
39. Batuk Bhairava - Child form of Bhairava, often depicted with a dog
40. Swarna Akarshana Bhairava - Attracts wealth and prosperity
41. Maha Krodha Bhairava –
42. Pralaya Bhairava
43. Asitanga Bhairava
44. Ruru Bhairava
45. Samhara Bhairava
46. Veerabhadra Bhairava
47. Kaala Chakra Bhairava
48. Kshetra Bhairava
49. Ugra Bhairava
50. Kapaala Bhairava
51. Vikata Bhairava
52. Sthanu Bhairava