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Lord Brahma is a Hindu God referred to as the Creator in the Trimurti, the trilogy of supreme deities that includes Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. He is connected with the formation of everything which includes intelligence and the Vedas. Lord Brahma is exclusively cited in the creation sagas. In various Puranas, he transformed himself in a yellowish fetus known as the Hiryanyagarbha. His other names were Svyambhu, Virinchi and Prajapati. He was incorporated with Trimurti and Devi. He used to stay at Bramhaloka, and his vahana was Hamsa. His defence  guards are Bramhastra and Bramhashirastra.His emblems were the lotus, the vedas, the  japamala and the kamandalu. His wife was Goddess Savitri, who is identified as Godess Vinapani Saraswati. His children were God Agni, Goddess Ahalya , God Bhrigu, and God Chitragupta. 
Brahma is sometimes recognised as the God Prajapati. After the Vedic period, Brahma was a well-known deity, and his worship occurred, but by the 7th century, he didn't have a significance. He was also eclipsed by several celestial beings such as Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva and Lord Mahadev and was dismissed to the role of a secondary author. He is commonly represented as a red or golden coloured beard man with four heads and hands. He is placed on a lotus, and his vehicle is hamsa, which can be a swan, goose or a crane . As per the authorities, Brahma made his children from his brain, and they are called as Manasputra. In contemporary Hinduism, Brahma does not receive as much adoration and has less need than other members of Trimurti. Brahma is respected in the earlier texts, though it is less adored unsettled due to the lack of any proper sect focused on his worship.  The most popular temple of Lord Brahma is the Brahma Temple in Pushkar, Rajasthan.There are various Brahma temple in foreign countries, such as the Erewan Shrine in Bangkok , which has become quite famous among  the Buddhist people in Thailand .  
The supernatural term of Bramhan is quiet ancient, and several intellectuals recommend that god Bramha can have been started as a god and a visible symbol of the non- discriminatory general principle of Brahman. The continuing diverse God named Brahman is focused in earlier Vedic texts.  
Very few temples in India are initially focused to Lord Brahman and his adoration. Myths suggests that Lord Savitri, his wife,had started a ban not allowing his adore to Pushkara. The famous well- known Hindu temple for Lord Bramha  is Bramha temple in Pushkar whereas other temples are located at Shri Kheteshwar Bramhadan temple  in Asotra, Adi Bramha temple in Khokhan Kulu,Himachal Pradesh , Bramhaji Karmali temple in Valpoi, Goa, Bramhaji temple in Chhinch, Banswara, Rajasthan and  Bramha temple Khedbramha in Gujarat.  Bramha is adored in temple compounds dedicated to the Trimurti. Some of these temples are Thanumalayan Temple, Sri Purushottam Temple, Thripaya Trimurti Temple, Mithranathapuram Trimurti Temple, Kodumudi Magudesewarar Temple and Bramhapureeswarar Temple. In Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, the  Chaturmukeshwara temple has a picture of Lord Shiva with four heads and has statuette models.