Definition: In Hinduism, a Gandharva is a type of deity who is associated with the moon and is known for his ability to control it. He is often depicted as a powerful and mysterious figure, capable of performing various magical feats and rituals. Gandharvas are also known as "moon-gods" in Hindu mythology. They are believed to have been created by Lord Shiva from the body of another deity, Brahma, who was transformed into a god during a cosmic transformation.
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