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Naga (Skt. nāga; Tib. ཀླུ་, lu; Wyl. klu) — serpent spirits classified as one of the eight classes of gods and demons, or as animals or demi-gods that live beneath the surface of the earth or in the water.

Virupaksha, the guardian king of the West, is the leader of the nagas.

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	'''Naga''' (Skt. ''nāga''; Tib. ''lu''; [[Wyl.]] ''klu'') — serpent spirits classified as one of the [[eight classes of gods and demons]], or as [[animals]] or [[demi-gods]] that live beneath the surface of the earth or in the water.		'''Naga''' (Skt. ''nāga''; Tib. [[ཀླུ་]], ''lu''; [[Wyl.]] ''klu'') — serpent spirits classified as one of the [[eight classes of gods and demons]], or as [[animals]] or [[demi-gods]] that live beneath the surface of the earth or in the water.

	[[Virupaksha]], the guardian king of the West, is the leader of the nagas.		[[Virupaksha]], the guardian king of the West, is the leader of the nagas.