Gargya
Gargya is a lesser-known deity in Hindu mythology, primarily associated with the Puranas and certain regional traditions. While not as prominently featured as major gods like Vishnu or Shiva, Gargya holds significance in specific texts and folklore, particularly in connection with the sage Gargi, who is often mentioned in Vedic literature.
In some interpretations, Gargya is considered an incarnation or manifestation of Vishnu, though this is not
The deity appears in certain regional worship practices, particularly in parts of India where local traditions
Unlike well-documented deities, Gargya lacks a standardized iconography or widespread temple cult. His presence in mythology
Overall, Gargya serves as a reminder of the diverse and sometimes obscure figures within Hindu mythology, highlighting