Who did Shiva love the most among his three wives?

Feeling leaning towards Satie.

Symbolizing the Ganges, India's greatest sacred river.

The goddess of the Ganges, with a dignified appearance, three eyes and four arms on one side, wears a white sari.

Wearing a crown on his head, holding a lotus flower in one hand and a kettle in the other, he sits on a crocodile and lotus flower that symbolize the river.

The great Lord Shiva.

It was decided to catch the Ganges with his own head in order to mitigate the impact of the river water on the earth. The Ganges River descended in three parts, and she fell on the Himalayas.

The hair of Lord Shiva was in a bun, and then Lord Shiva allowed a part of it to flow to the earth.

Ba Iruat blew the conch given to him by Lord Vishnu and led the Ganges to the sea, and from the sea to the underworld, and all 60,000 princes were resurrected by the washing of the Ganges.

When the Ganges River goes to earth and to the earth, beings in the heavenly realm also pray to Brahma.

To bring the Ganges to heaven, they also need Ganges water to purify themselves from their sins and for this Brahma promised them to leave a part of the Ganges in the heavenly realm as well. Thus the Ganges is called Mandakris in the heavens, Ganges in the earth, and Baziyirati in the earth.

In the Rigveda.

The name of Ganges is mentioned only twice, but in the annals the goddess of Ganges gradually became an extremely important goddess.

Legend has it that the Ganges water is the outer shell of the universe, by the dwarfs of Lord Vishnu.

When the incarnation's foot is pierced, it flows into the Three Realms from outside the universe. The scriptures say that Ganga was the daughter of Parvatajoaja, the king of the snow-capped mountains, and thus she was Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva.

Sister of the Goddess.

Of course Shiva loves me the most! He gave me so many gifts on Valentine's Day.

Shiva is one inside and out, and those are her reincarnations and different doppelgangers.

Shiva's first wife was Satie, who committed suicide because he was dissatisfied with his father Dassa's insult to Shiva, and when Shiva learned that his wife had committed suicide in order to humiliate him, Shiva's heart was like a knife, and the grief-stricken Shiva killed his father-in-law, Dasha, beheaded him, and set fire to the heavens, dancing in the fire, intending to destroy the world. In order to protect the world, Vishnu cast a spell to fight with Shiva, and cut Satie's body into fifty pieces and scattered them in the Three Realms, at this time Brahma also came forward to make peace, Shiva felt disheartened and decided to live in seclusion in the Himalayas, isolated from the world. After his death, Satie was reincarnated as the goddess of the Himalayas (there is a legend that Shiva's wife was a combination of the three goddesses, and that Sati and Parvati were two of the four incarnations of Tivati.

The other two identities are the mother of difficulty and the mother of time).

The goddess of the snow-capped mountain made countless efforts to finally get Shiva, who was disheartened by the loss of his ex-wife Sati, to change her mind and remarry her. After a hundred years, the goddess of the snow-capped mountains gave birth to a son for Shiva during this long period, and the other son was Murojianta.

Shiva, along with Brahma and Vishnu, are the three main gods of Hinduism. Shiva's status is that of a destroyer, with both reproductive and destructive, creative and destructive personalities.

The Ten States of God.

God as the germinator, sustainer, and melter. In this state, God exerts its three main attributes (sifat) of germinating, sustaining, and melting. This "three-in-one" state corresponds to the Trinity of Vedanta:

Brahma (creator), Vishnu (maintainer) and Shiva (Mahesh, destroyer). Synonyms for Sufism are afridgar, parvardigar, and fanakar.

Shiva, one of the three major Hindu gods and the god of destruction. The predecessor is the god of fertility in the Indus civilization era "beast master" and the god of Vedic storm Rudra, both reproduction and hunger and destruction, creation and destruction of dual personalities, presenting a variety of strange and grotesque different appearances, mainly Linga phase, horror phase, gentle phase, superhuman phase, three-faced phase, the king of the dance rotten and do the phase, the main phase of the Liga, the lord of the half-woman and other disguises, the Linga (male root) is the most basic symbol of Shiva.