Each Nakshatra is associated with a specific deity or god, and there are 27 of them. Here's a list of the 27 Nakshatras along with their ruling deities: Ashwini - The Ashwini Kumaras (Twin Horsemen) Bharani - Yama, the God of Death Krittika - Agni, the God of Fire Rohini - Brahma, the Creator Mrigashira - Soma, the Moon God Ardra - Rudra, a fierce form of Lord Shiva Punarvasu - Aditi, the Mother of Devas Pushya - Brihaspati, the Teacher of Devas Ashlesha - Naga, the Serpent Deity Magha - Pitrs, the Ancestors Purva Phalguni - Bhaga, the God of Marital Bliss Uttara Phalguni - Aryaman, the God of Contracts Hasta - Savitar, the Sun God Chitra - Tvashtar, the Artisan of the Gods Swati - Vayu, the Wind God Vishakha - Indra and Agni Anuradha - Mitra, the God of Friendship Jyeshtha - Indra, the Chief of Devas Mula - Nirriti, the Goddess of Destruction Purva Ashadha - Apas, the Water Deity Uttara Ashadha - Vishvedevas, the Universal Gods Shravana - Vishnu, the Preserver Dhanishta - Vasus, the Eight Elemental Deities Shatabhisha - Varuna, the Rain God Purva Bhadrapada - Aja Ekapada, an Ancient Fire God Uttara Bhadrapada - Ahirbudhnya, the Serpent of the Deep Revati - Pushan, the Nourisher Each Nakshatra has its unique qualities and attributes in astrology and is associated with specific characteristics and influences.