What are Nine Nidhis

The Nine Nidhis (Nau Nidhi) are generally described as divine treasures associated with Kuber (the treasurer of the gods). The names and sequence of these nine nidhis vary slightly across traditional sources, but the most widely cited list is given below.

The Nine Nidhis are as follows:

1. Padma Nidhi — A treasure associated with knowledge and purity (considered sattvic in nature).
2. Mahapadma Nidhi — A large-scale, enhanced form of the Padma-type wealth (said to influence multiple generations).
3. Neela Nidhi — A sapphire-like treasure; associated with trade and commerce (some sources mention mixed attributes).
4. Mukunda Nidhi — A treasure of royal grandeur and opulence (considered predominantly rajasic).
5. Nanda Nidhi — A treasure linked with joy and prosperity; also associated with longevity and stability.
6. Makara Nidhi — A treasure symbolised by the crocodile (makara); associated with oceanic or special forms of wealth.
7. Kachchhapa Nidhi — A turtle-symbolic treasure; in some traditions, associated with stability and steady benefits.
8. Shankha Nidhi — A conch-shaped treasure, representing prestige and a class of wealth.
9. Kharva Nidhi — In some traditions, the final treasure is called Kharva or Mishra; in others, names like Kunda also appear.

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