Angaraka Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Angaraka Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Angaraka Ashtottara Sata Namavali
aṅgāraka aṣṭottara śata nāmāvali
oṃ mahīsutāya namaḥ |
oṃ mahābhāgāya namaḥ |
oṃ maṅgalāya namaḥ |
oṃ maṅgalapradāya namaḥ |
oṃ mahāvīrāya namaḥ |
oṃ mahāśūrāya namaḥ |
oṃ mahābalaparākramāya namaḥ |
oṃ mahāraudrāya namaḥ |
oṃ mahābhadrāya namaḥ |
oṃ mānanīyāya namaḥ || 10 ||
oṃ dayākarāya namaḥ |
oṃ mānadāya namaḥ |
oṃ amarṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ krūrāya namaḥ |
oṃ tāpapāpavivarjitāya namaḥ |
oṃ supratīpāya namaḥ |
oṃ sutāmrākṣāya namaḥ |
oṃ subrahmaṇyāya namaḥ |
oṃ sukhapradāya namaḥ |
oṃ vakrastambhādigamanāya namaḥ || 20 ||
oṃ vareṇyāya namaḥ |
oṃ varadāya namaḥ |
oṃ sukhine namaḥ |
oṃ vīrabhadrāya namaḥ |
oṃ virūpākṣāya namaḥ |
oṃ vidūrasthāya namaḥ |
oṃ vibhāvasave namaḥ |
oṃ nakṣatracakrasañcāriṇe namaḥ |
oṃ kṣatrapāya namaḥ |
oṃ kṣātravarjitāya namaḥ || 30 ||
oṃ kṣayavṛddhivinirmuktāya namaḥ |
oṃ kṣamāyuktāya namaḥ |
oṃ vicakṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ akṣīṇaphaladāya namaḥ |
oṃ cakṣurgocarāya namaḥ |
oṃ śubhalakṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ vītarāgāya namaḥ |
oṃ vītabhayāya namaḥ |
oṃ vijvarāya namaḥ |
oṃ viśvakāraṇāya namaḥ || 40 ||
oṃ nakṣatrarāśisañcārāya namaḥ |
oṃ nānābhayanikṛntanāya namaḥ |
oṃ kamanīyāya namaḥ |
oṃ dayāsārāya namaḥ |
oṃ kanatkanakabhūṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ bhayaghnāya namaḥ |
oṃ bhavyaphaladāya namaḥ |
oṃ bhaktābhayavarapradāya namaḥ |
oṃ śatruhantre namaḥ |
oṃ śamopetāya namaḥ || 50 ||
oṃ śaraṇāgatapoṣakāya namaḥ |
oṃ sāhasine namaḥ |
oṃ sadguṇāya namaḥ
oṃ adhyakṣāya namaḥ |
oṃ sādhave namaḥ |
oṃ samaradurjayāya namaḥ |
oṃ duṣṭadūrāya namaḥ |
oṃ śiṣṭapūjyāya namaḥ |
oṃ sarvakaṣṭanivārakāya namaḥ |
oṃ duśceṣṭavārakāya namaḥ || 60 ||
oṃ duḥkhabhañjanāya namaḥ |
oṃ durdharāya namaḥ |
oṃ haraye namaḥ |
oṃ duḥsvapnahantre namaḥ |
oṃ durdharṣāya namaḥ |
oṃ duṣṭagarvavimocakāya namaḥ |
oṃ bharadvājakulodbhūtāya namaḥ |
oṃ bhūsutāya namaḥ |
oṃ bhavyabhūṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ raktāmbarāya namaḥ || 70 ||
oṃ raktavapuṣe namaḥ |
oṃ bhaktapālanatatparāya namaḥ |
oṃ caturbhujāya namaḥ |
oṃ gadādhāriṇe namaḥ |
oṃ meṣavāhāya namaḥ |
oṃ mitāśanāya namaḥ |
oṃ śaktiśūladharāya namaḥ |
oṃ śaktāya namaḥ |
oṃ śastravidyāviśāradāya namaḥ |
oṃ tārkikāya namaḥ || 80 ||
oṃ tāmasādhārāya namaḥ |
oṃ tapasvine namaḥ |
oṃ tāmralocanāya namaḥ |
oṃ taptakāñcanasaṅkāśāya namaḥ |
oṃ raktakiñjalkasannibhāya namaḥ |
oṃ gotrādhidevāya namaḥ |
oṃ gomadhyacarāya namaḥ |
oṃ guṇavibhūṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ asṛje namaḥ |
oṃ aṅgārakāya namaḥ || 90 ||
oṃ avantīdeśādhīśāya namaḥ |
oṃ janārdanāya namaḥ |
oṃ sūryayāmyapradeśasthāya namaḥ |
oṃ yauvanāya namaḥ |
oṃ yāmyadiṅmukhāya namaḥ |
oṃ trikoṇamaṇḍalagatāya namaḥ |
oṃ tridaśādhipasannutāya namaḥ |
oṃ śucaye namaḥ |
oṃ śucikarāya namaḥ |
oṃ śūrāya namaḥ || 100 ||
oṃ śucivaśyāya namaḥ |
oṃ śubhāvahāya namaḥ |
oṃ meṣavṛścikarāśīśāya namaḥ |
oṃ medhāvine namaḥ |
oṃ mitabhāṣaṇāya namaḥ |
oṃ sukhapradāya namaḥ |
oṃ surūpākṣāya namaḥ |
oṃ sarvābhīṣṭaphalapradāya namaḥ || 108 ||
About This Stotram
Overview
Angaraka Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a Sanskrit namavali listing 108 names of Angaraka (Mars), one of the nine planetary deities (Navagrahas) in Hindu tradition. Angaraka is the son of Bhumi (Earth) and the presiding deity of the planet Mars. The text belongs to the Graha Puja (planetary worship) tradition within Vedic astrology.
What are the benefits of chanting Angaraka Ashtottara Sata Namavali?
- Recitation is said to appease Mars and reduce malefic planetary influences in one's horoscope.
- Devotees chant it to gain courage, strength, and determination.
- It is recited for good health, vitality, and protection from accidents.
- The namavali is believed to enhance ambition and leadership.
- Chanting it is used as an astrological remedy during Mangal Dasha periods.
When is the best time to recite this?
Tuesday is the day dedicated to Angaraka and is considered the most auspicious time for this recitation. Devotees also chant it during the Mars hora (planetary hour) and during periods of Mars influence in Vedic astrology.
Historical and traditional background
Navagraha worship and namavalis dedicated to the planetary deities are a standard part of Vedic astrological practice, with roots in both Puranic and Tantric literature. The practice of composing 108-name lists for planetary deities developed over centuries within this tradition. The exact authorship and date of this particular namavali are not recorded; it circulates in astrological and devotional compilations across South and North India.
Available scripts
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Related Texts
- Navagraha Stotram — a hymn addressing all nine planetary deities, often recited alongside individual graha namavalis.
- Angaraka Kavacham — an armour hymn for Mars, used alongside this namavali in Mangal puja.