vatsanabha :
Taxonomical Classification
VERNACULAR NAMES
English: Indian aconite, Monk’s hood, AconitumHindi: Bachnag, Meetavish, Bachanag, Bis, Bish, Mhoor
Telugu: Ativisa, Nabhi
Bengali: Bish, Butsnabish, Katbish
Marathi: Bachag, Vachnag
Gujarathi: Shingadivachanag
Tamil: Vashanavi
Malayalam: Vatsanabhi, Vatsanabham
Kannada: Vatsanabhi
Arabic: Bish
Assamese: Bish
Persian: Bishnag, Zhe
Varities:
Susruthacharya quoted about four verities of vathsanabhi. Rasavagbhada have elaborated the four verities as brahma, kshthriya, vaisya, sudra
Brahmana- panduvarnavaisya-pithavarna
Kshatriya-rakthavarnasudra-krishnavarna
But rasatharanginy described only three variety of vathsanabhi on the basis of colour Krishna, kapisa, and panduvarna. They are considered as superior to each other in the same order.
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