Origin and History of NAGABUSHANAMMA

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NAGABUSHANAM is a South Indian Brahmin surname. It is derived from the Sanskrit words naga (snake) and pushan (guardian). The name is believed to have originated from the Hindu god Shiva, who is known as the guardian of snakes. The Nagabushanam family is believed to have descended from the great sage Vashishtha, who was the son of the sage Vishwamitra. The family is believed to have migrated from North India to the South and settled in Tamil Nadu. The Nagabushanam family is known for its traditional values, culture, customs, and rituals. It is believed that the family was involved in the worship of Lord Shiva and that they were the first to introduce the practice of offering milk to Shiva. Variations of the Nagabushanam surname include Nagabhushanam, Nagabhushan, and Nagabhushana.