naga, in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, a member of a class of mythical semidivine beings, fifty percent human and half cobra. These are a strong, handsome species who can believe possibly wholly human or wholly serpentine variety and they are probably harmful but generally effective to people.At the end of 1894, a weather conditions vane in the

Phaya Nak or Phaya N?ga (Thai: ??????; RTGS: phaya nak; lit.?'lord of N?ga', phaya derived from Mon which mean large nobility) or Nakkharat (Thai: ??????; lit.?'king of N?ga') in Thai beliefs, nagas are considered the patrons of h2o. Nagas are thought to are in either water bodies or in caves. Based on a well known legend, the Mekong River in nort