Brahma refers to the Hindu god of creation. Brahman is also known as the book making day, Brahman skyscraper and Jingtian. In Chinese areas, it is commonly known as the four sided Buddha (the great Brahman king and all gods in Buddhism, especially the Lord of the early Zen heaven in the color world, also known as the great Brahman king). It is the God of creation of Indian Brahman religion and the creator of Sanskrit letters. Together with Vishnu and Shiva, they are called the three main gods.
His mount is a peacock (or Swan) and his spouse is the goddess of wisdom, Miaoyin tiannv. Therefore, Brahma is often regarded as the God of wisdom. Among the tens of thousands of Hindu temples in India, the temples dedicated to Brahma are very rare.

"Brahma" is a merciful God who "responds to every request". There are many legends about him in Thailand. This is mainly to introduce the myths and legends about him in India. In Indian myths and legends, as long as he makes a wish to him, whether it is "God, devil or man", he will agree to their wishes. For example, (1) on the aspect of God, Shiva, who is regarded as the master of the universe by the Hindu Shiva sect, once asked the great Brahma for assistance in finding the whereabouts of gnesha's head. The great Brahma told Shiva that the first creature he met on his way and facing north would take its head to replace gnesha's head, and Shiva sent his heaven generals to look around, Finally, a dying elephant with its head facing north was found. After the elephant died, he took off the elephant head and put it on the boy. Therefore, gnesha was resurrected and became the elephant head God and the leader of the general（ 2) At the request of King Yama, Brahma created the God of the underworld, Chitra gubota
In terms of demons, the demon king "hiranyakasipu" prayed to Brahma. After Brahma answered his wish, the whole world was ruled by the demon king. Finally, "Vishnu" turned into "human lion naroshinha" to defeat the demon king and save the world.

At the time of the creation of the universe, Brahma created eleven living masters, believed to be the ancestors of mankind《 The manu code states that they are marici, Atri, angiras, pulatya, pulaha, kratuj, vashishta, pracetas, daksha, bhrgu and Narada. He also created seven sages to help create the universe. But because the creator and sage he created were born from his spirit rather than his body, they are called "sons of the soul".
In the Vedas and Puranas, Brahma is not often involved in the affairs of the gods, and he is less involved in the affairs of life and death. However, he once forced the God soma to return the kidnapped toraga to his husband brehaspati. In addition, Brahma is regarded as the creator of Dharma.

Four arms: it symbolizes the four directions of East, West, South and North, as well as the soul (right rear arm), wisdom (left rear arm), self (right front arm) and self-confidence (left front arm).
Vedas: symbolic knowledge.
Gold: it symbolizes being active in the universe, while the golden face represents that Brahma was active when he created the universe.
Swan: symbolizing discrimination, it is the mount of Brahma.
Peacock: Mount of Brahma. This peacock is born to separate milk and water, which means that everyone should learn to distinguish good from evil, and then develop good and abandon evil.
Crown: a symbol of the highest status.
Lotus: symbolizes all existence in nature and the universe.
Beard: a black or white beard symbolizes wisdom, while a long beard symbolizes the eternal growth of wisdom.
Four faces: four Vedas.
The traditional image of Brahma is four heads, four faces and four arms, constantly reading the Vedas. Especially in northern India, he often has a white beard, which represents his almost eternal existence. Unlike other Hindu gods, Brahma usually has no weapons in his hands; But he held a spoon shaped token in one hand, representing dropping sacred cream into a pile of self sacrificing matches. This means that Brahma is a god of self sacrifice. In one hand, he holds a kettle (sometimes a coconut shell containing water), in which the water represents the beginning of all things and covers everything. Brahma also holds a rosary, which is his timer to calculate the passage of time in the universe. In addition, he also holds a symbol of the holy Veda or a lotus representing purity.