| Dravya | Aaragvadha |
| General Classification | Udbhija |
| Synonyms | Aarevata |
| Avaghaata | |
| Avaghaataka | |
| Chaturangula | |
| Hemaangatvak | |
| Karn`ikaara | |
| Kritamaala | |
| Naraadhipa | |
| Narendra | |
| Narendradruma | |
| Nripadruma | |
| Nripataru | |
| Nripavriksha | |
| Pragraha | |
| Raajaahva | |
| Raajadruma | |
| Raajahva | |
| Raajataru | |
| Raajavriksha | |
| S`hampaaka | |
| Suvarn`atvak | |
| Svarn`ahaalee | |
| Vyaadhighaata | |
| Botanical Name | Cassia fistula Linn (Caesalpiniaceae) |
| Useful Part | Patra |
| Phala | |
| Phala Majjaa | |
| Period of Collection | Vasanta Ritu |
| Yathaaritu | |
| Specific Classification | Audbhid |
| Kan`d`ooghna Mahaakashaaya | |
| Kusht`haghna Mahaakashaaya | |
| Perennial | |
| Tree | |
| Vaanaspatya | |
| Virechana | |
| Quality Parameters | Fruit should be heavy in weight,complete ripe and should be collected in its corresponding (Vasanta Ritu in this case)season. |
| Rasa | Madhura |
| Veerya | S`heeta |
| विपाक | Madhura |
| Gun`a | Guru |
| Mridu | |
| S`heeta | |
| Snigdha | |
| Karma | Kan`d`ooghna |
| Kosht`ha Vis`hodhana | |
| Kusht`haghna | |
| Rechana | |
| Rochana | |
| Sramsana | |
| Route of Administration | Abhyantara |
| Baahya | |
| Agrya | Mriduvirechana |
| Indicated in Vyaadhi | हृद्रोग |
| ज्वर | |
| Kan`d`oo | |
| क्षतक्षीण | |
| कुष्ठ | |
| रक्तपित्त | |
| Raktapitta –) Oordhvaga Raktapitta | |
| Raktapitta –) Oordhvaga Raktapitta –) Santarpan`ottha + Balavaan Rugn`a + Bahudosha | |
| S`hoola | |
| उदावर्त | |
| वातरक्त | |
| Effect On Dosha | Kaphaghna |
| Pittaghna | |
| Effect on Srotas | Raktavaha Srotas |
| Maatraa | 5-10 Mashaka |
| Classical Description | The collected fruits should be kept under the pile of sand for seven nights(Days), after seven days these fruits should be dried in sunlight. Then the pulp should be taken out and kepr in airtight container for use. Fruit pulp is used internally and leaves are used for external application. |
| Other Information | Leaves are used for external application in Kusht`ha. It is always Pathya In Jvara. D\’alhana has named as kirmaalaka(s.su.38). |
Last updated on April 12th, 2021 at 09:30 am