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	==See also==		==See also==
	~~{{Portal\|Hinduism}}~~
	* [[Astronomical basis of the Hindu calendar]]		* [[Astronomical basis of the Hindu calendar]]
	*[[Hindu astronomy]]		*[[Hindu astronomy]]

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	{{Short description\|~~6th~~ month of ~~Assamese and Bangla year~~}}		{{Short description\|Seventh month of the Hindu calendar}}
	{{redirect\|Ashwin}}		{{redirect\|Ashwin}}
	~~{{more citations needed\|date=November 2013}}~~
	{{Infobox month		{{Infobox month
	\| image = Durga puja in Dhakeshwari temple.jpg		\| image = Durga puja in Dhakeshwari temple.jpg
	\| alt =		\| alt =
	\| caption = Celebration of Durga Puja is a highlight of the month of Asvin in the Bengal region		\| caption = Celebration of [[Durga Puja]] is a highlight of the month of Asvin in the [[Bengal region]]
	\| native_name = {{Native name\|sa\|अश्विन्}}		\| native_name = {{Native name\|sa\|अश्विन्}}
	\| calendar = * [[Hindu calendar]]		\| calendar = * [[Hindu calendar]]
	* [[Bengali calendar]]		* [[Bengali calendar]]
	\| num = 7		\| num = * 7 (Hindu calendar)
			* 6 (Bengali calendar)
	\| days =		\| days =
			* 31 (Bangladesh)
			* 30/31 (India)
	\| season = Autumn		\| season = Autumn
	\| gregorian = September–October		\| gregorian = September–October
	\| holidays = * [[Durga Puja]]		\| holidays = * [[Durga Puja]]
	* [[Diwali]]		* [[Diwali]] (Amanta)
	* [[Kali Puja]]		* [[Kali Puja]] (Amanta)
	* [[Navaratri]]		* [[Navaratri]]
			* [[Sharad Purnima]]
			* [[Karwa Chauth]] (Amanta)
	\| prev_month = [[Bhadra (Hindu calendar)\|Bhadra]] (Hindu)<br />[[Bhadro]] (Bengali)		\| prev_month = [[Bhadra (Hindu calendar)\|Bhadra]] (Hindu)<br />[[Bhadro]] (Bengali)
	\| next_month = [[Kārtika (month)\|Kartika]] (Hindu)<br />[[Kartik (month)\|Kartik]] (Bengali)		\| next_month = [[Kārtika (month)\|Kartika]] (Hindu)<br />[[Kartik (month)\|Kartik]] (Bengali)
	}}		}}
	'''Ashvin''' or '''Ashwin''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en\|ə\|'\|ʃ\|w\|ɪ\|n}}; {{lang-bn\|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi\|आश्विन}}; {{lang-or\|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language\|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language\|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar calendar where it is known as ~~Aipassi~~ and the solar [[Indian national ~~calendar\|India's national civil~~ calendar]]. It is the sixth month in the [[Bengali calendars\|solar Bengali calendar]] and seventh in the lunar [[Indian national calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]]. It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'', (Hindi ''Sharad'') or ~~Autumn~~. In ~~Vedic Jyotish~~, ~~Ashwin~~ begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter in [[Virgo (constellation)\|Virgo]].		'''Ashvin''' or '''Ashwin''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en\|ə\|'\|ʃ\|w\|ɪ\|n}}; {{lang-bn\|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi\|आश्विन}}; {{lang-or\|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language\|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language\|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar [[Tamil calendar]], where it is known as Aippasi, and the solar [[Indian national calendar]]. It is the sixth month of the [[Bengali calendars\|solar Bengali calendar]] and the seventh of the lunar [[Indian national calendar\|Indian calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]]. It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'' (Hindi ''Sharad''), or [[autumn]]. In [[Hindu astrology]], Ashvin begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter into [[Virgo (constellation)\|Virgo]].

	It overlaps September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN\|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month ~~preceding~~ [[Diwali]] the festival of lights. In lunar religious calendars, ~~Ashwin~~ begins on the new moon ~~after~~ the ~~autumn~~ equinox.		It overlaps with September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN\|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month in which [[Diwali]], the festival of lights, is celebrated according to the [[Hindu_calendar#amanta\|amanta]] tradition (Diwali falls in [[Kārtika (month)\|Kartika]] according to the [[Hindu_calendar#purnimanta\|purnimanta]] tradition). In lunar religious calendars, Ashvin begins on the new moon or the full moon around the time of the [[September equinox]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	[[Ashvini]] is the first star that appears in the evening sky. In ~~the~~ Indian astrology it is the head of [[Aries (constellation)\|Aries]], or the first of the 27 [[Nakshatra]]. Ashvin also stands for the [[divine twins]], the [[Ashvins]], the gods of vision, Ayurvedic medicine, the glow of sunrise and sunset, and ~~averting~~ misfortune and sickness in [[Hindu mythology]]. ''Asawin'' is the [[Thai language\|Thai]] variant of Ashvin and stands for the warrior. The term is often translated into English as "knight".		[[Ashvini]] is the first star that appears in the evening sky. In [[Indian astrology]], it is the head of [[Aries (constellation)\|Aries]], or the first of the 27 [[Nakshatra]]. Ashvin also stands for the [[divine twins]], the [[Ashvins]], the gods of vision, [[Ayurvedic medicine]], the glow of sunrise and sunset, and the aversion of misfortune and sickness in [[Hindu mythology]]. ''Asawin'' is the [[Thai language\|Thai]] variant of Ashvin and stands for the warrior. The term is often translated into English as "knight". The Ashvins are described as representing the "blending of light and darkness" during the twilight period.<ref>{{Cite book \|last=Jah \|first=J.C \|title=The Hindu Festival of Divali in the Caribbean \|publisher=Mona, Jamaica: Routledge \|year=1976 \|pages=53 \|language=English}}</ref>

	==Festivals==		==Festivals==
	Several major ~~religious~~ holidays take place in Ashvin. Those are as follows:		Several major Hindu holidays take place in Ashvin. Those are as follows:
	# [[Navaratri]] (1-9 lunar Ashvin)		# [[Navaratri]] (1-9 lunar Ashvin)
	# [[Durga Puja]] (6-10 lunar Ashvin)		# [[Durga Puja]] (6-10 lunar Ashvin)
	# [[~~Kojagiri~~]] ~~Pornima~~ (15 lunar Ashvin)		# [[Saraswati Puja]] in [[South India]] (8-10 lunar Ashvin)
	# [[Vijayadashami]] or [[Dussehra]] (10 lunar Ashvin)		# [[Vijayadashami]] or [[Dussehra]] (10 lunar Ashvin), the last day of Navaratri
	# [[Diwali]] festival including [[Dhanteras]] (28 lunar Ashvin), [[Naraka Chaturdasi]] (29 lunar Ashvin) and [[Lakshmi Puja]] (~~Last day of~~ lunar Ashvin)		# [[Kojagiri Poornima]] (15 lunar Ashvin)
	# [[Kali Puja]] (new moon of lunar Ashvin), which ~~are~~ held as per the [[lunar calendar]], usually ~~fall~~ in this month.		# [[Diwali]] festival ([[Hindu_calendar#amanta\|amanta]] tradition), including [[Dhanteras]] (28 lunar Ashvin), [[Naraka Chaturdasi]] (29 lunar Ashvin) and [[Lakshmi Puja]] (30 lunar Ashvin)
			# [[Kali Puja]] (new moon of lunar Ashvin), which is held as per the [[lunar calendar]], usually falls in this month.

	==Regional variation==		==Regional variation==
	According to the latest [[Bengali calendars#Bengali Calendar (Bangladesh)\|revised calendar]] of [[Bangladesh]], ~~instead of 30 days~~ Ashwin is now consists of 31 days. It went into effect ~~from~~ 16 October 2019.		According to the latest [[Bengali calendars#Bengali Calendar (Bangladesh)\|revised calendar]] of [[Bangladesh]], Ashwin now consists of 31 days instead of 30 days. This revision went into effect on 16 October 2019.

	Ashwin is known as ''aipasi'' (ஐப்பசி) in [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] and begins when the sun enters Libra in October.		Ashwin is known as ''aipasi'' (ஐப்பசி) in [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] and begins when the sun enters [[Libra (constellation)\|Libra]] in October.

	It's also called ''kunwaar'' (~~कुॅंवार~~) month in eastern Uttar Pradesh & western Bihar state.		It's also called ''kunwaar'' (कुँवार) month in eastern [[Uttar Pradesh]] & western [[Bihar]] state.

	==See also==		==See also==
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	* [[Hindu units of measurement]]		* [[Hindu units of measurement]]
	* [[List of most popular given names]]		* [[List of most popular given names]]
			* [[Tishrei]]

	==References==		==References==
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	\| ~~align~~=~~center style~~=~~"background:#DDAA22"~~\| ~~'''Ashvin'''~~		\| caption = Celebration of Durga Puja is a highlight of the month of Asvin in the Bengal region
	\| ~~align~~=~~right style~~=~~"background:#DDAA22"~~\| [[~~Kartik~~ (~~month~~)\|>>]]		\| native_name = {{Native name\|sa\|अश्विन्}}
	\|-		\| calendar = * [[Hindu calendar]]
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	\|}		\| season = Autumn
	~~{{About\|the month\|the divine twins\|Ashwins\|other uses~~}}		\| gregorian = September–October
			\| holidays = * [[Durga Puja]]
	'''~~Ashwin~~''' or '''~~Ashvin~~''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en\|ə\|'\|ʃ\|w\|ɪ\|n}}; {{lang-bn\|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi\|~~अश्विन~~}}; {{lang-or\|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language\|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language\|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar calendar where it is known as Aipassi and the solar [[Indian national calendar\|India's national civil calendar]]. It is the sixth month in the [[Bengali calendars\|solar Bengali calendar]] and seventh in the lunar [[Indian national calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]]. It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'', (Hindi ''Sharad'') or Autumn. In Vedic Jyotish, Ashwin begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter in [[Virgo (constellation)\|Virgo]].		* [[Diwali]]
			* [[Kali Puja]]
			* [[Navaratri]]
			\| prev_month = [[Bhadra (Hindu calendar)\|Bhadra]] (Hindu)<br />[[Bhadro]] (Bengali)
			\| next_month = [[Kārtika (month)\|Kartika]] (Hindu)<br />[[Kartik (month)\|Kartik]] (Bengali)
			}}
			'''Ashvin''' or '''Ashwin''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en\|ə\|'\|ʃ\|w\|ɪ\|n}}; {{lang-bn\|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi\|आश्विन}}; {{lang-or\|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language\|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language\|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar calendar where it is known as Aipassi and the solar [[Indian national calendar\|India's national civil calendar]]. It is the sixth month in the [[Bengali calendars\|solar Bengali calendar]] and seventh in the lunar [[Indian national calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]]. It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'', (Hindi ''Sharad'') or Autumn. In Vedic Jyotish, Ashwin begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter in [[Virgo (constellation)\|Virgo]].

	It overlaps September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN\|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month preceding [[Diwali]] the festival of lights. In lunar religious calendars, Ashwin begins on the new moon after the autumn equinox.		It overlaps September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN\|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month preceding [[Diwali]] the festival of lights. In lunar religious calendars, Ashwin begins on the new moon after the autumn equinox.
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	==Regional variation==		==Regional variation==
	According to the latest [[Bengali calendars#Bengali Calendar (Bangladesh)\|revised calendar]] of [[Bangladesh]], instead of 30 days Ashwin is now consists of 31 days. It went into effect from 16~~-10-~~2019.		According to the latest [[Bengali calendars#Bengali Calendar (Bangladesh)\|revised calendar]] of [[Bangladesh]], instead of 30 days Ashwin is now consists of 31 days. It went into effect from 16 October 2019.

	Ashwin is known as ''aipasi'' (ஐப்பசி) in [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] and begins when the sun enters Libra in October.		Ashwin is known as ''aipasi'' (ஐப்பசி) in [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] and begins when the sun enters Libra in October.
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	==See also==		==See also==
	{{Portal\|Hinduism}}		{{Portal\|Hinduism}}
	* [[Hindu astronomy]]		* [[Astronomical basis of the Hindu calendar]]
			*[[Hindu astronomy]]
	* [[Hindu units of measurement]]		* [[Hindu units of measurement]]
	* [[List of most popular given names]]		* [[List of most popular given names]]

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	'''Ashwin''' or '''Ashvin''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en\|ə\|'\|ʃ\|w\|ɪ\|n}}; {{lang-bn\|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi\|अश्विन}}; {{lang-or\|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language\|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language\|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar calendar where it is known as Aipassi and the solar [[Indian national calendar\|India's national civil calendar]]. It is the sixth month in the [[Bengali calendars\|solar Bengali calendar]] and seventh in the lunar [[Indian national calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]].It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'', (Hindi ''Sharad'') or Autumn. In Vedic Jyotish, Ashwin begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter in [[Virgo (constellation)\|Virgo]].		'''Ashwin''' or '''Ashvin''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en\|ə\|'\|ʃ\|w\|ɪ\|n}}; {{lang-bn\|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi\|अश्विन}}; {{lang-or\|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language\|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language\|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar calendar where it is known as Aipassi and the solar [[Indian national calendar\|India's national civil calendar]]. It is the sixth month in the [[Bengali calendars\|solar Bengali calendar]] and seventh in the lunar [[Indian national calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]]. It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'', (Hindi ''Sharad'') or Autumn. In Vedic Jyotish, Ashwin begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter in [[Virgo (constellation)\|Virgo]].

	It overlaps September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN\|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month preceding [[Diwali]] the festival of lights. In lunar religious calendars, Ashwin begins on the new moon after the autumn equinox.		It overlaps September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN\|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month preceding [[Diwali]] the festival of lights. In lunar religious calendars, Ashwin begins on the new moon after the autumn equinox.

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{{About|the month|the divine twins|Ashwins|other uses}}

'''Ashwin''' or '''Ashvin''' or '''Ashwan''' ({{IPAc-en|ə|'|ʃ|w|ɪ|n}}; {{lang-bn|আশ্বিন}}; {{lang-hi|अश्विन}}; {{lang-or|ଆଶ୍ୱିନ}}; [[Malay language|Malay]]/[[Indonesian language|Indonesian]]: ''Aswin''; [[Thai language|Thai]]: ''Asawin''), also known as '''Aswayuja''', is the seventh month of the lunisolar [[Hindu calendar]], the solar calendar where it is known as Aipassi and the solar [[Indian national calendar|India's national civil calendar]]. It is the sixth month in the [[Bengali calendars|solar Bengali calendar]] and seventh in the lunar [[Indian national calendar]] of the [[Deccan Plateau]].It falls in the season of ''Shôrot'', (Hindi ''Sharad'') or Autumn. In Vedic Jyotish, Ashwin begins with the [[Sun]]'s enter in [[Virgo (constellation)|Virgo]].

It overlaps September and October<ref>Henderson, Helene. (Ed.) (2005) ''Holidays, festivals, and celebrations of the world dictionary'' Third edition. Electronic edition. Detroit: Omnigraphics, p. xxix. {{ISBN|0-7808-0982-3}}</ref> of the [[Gregorian calendar]] and is the month preceding [[Diwali]] the festival of lights. In lunar religious calendars, Ashwin begins on the new moon after the autumn equinox.

==Etymology==
[[Ashvini]] is the first star that appears in the evening sky. In the Indian astrology it is the head of [[Aries (constellation)|Aries]], or the first of the 27 [[Nakshatra]]. Ashvin also stands for the [[divine twins]], the [[Ashvins]], the gods of vision, Ayurvedic medicine, the glow of sunrise and sunset, and averting misfortune and sickness in [[Hindu mythology]]. ''Asawin'' is the [[Thai language|Thai]] variant of Ashvin and stands for the warrior. The term is often translated into English as "knight".

==Festivals==
Several major religious holidays take place in Ashvin. Those are as follows:
# [[Navaratri]] (1-9 lunar Ashvin)
# [[Durga Puja]] (6-10 lunar Ashvin)
# [[Kojagiri]] Pornima (15 lunar Ashvin)
# [[Vijayadashami]] or [[Dussehra]] (10 lunar Ashvin)
# [[Diwali]] festival including [[Dhanteras]] (28 lunar Ashvin), [[Naraka Chaturdasi]] (29 lunar Ashvin) and [[Lakshmi Puja]] (Last day of lunar Ashvin)
# [[Kali Puja]] (new moon of lunar Ashvin), which are held as per the [[lunar calendar]], usually fall in this month.

==Regional variation==
According to the latest [[Bengali calendars#Bengali Calendar (Bangladesh)|revised calendar]] of [[Bangladesh]], instead of 30 days Ashwin is now consists of 31 days. It went into effect from 16-10-2019.

Ashwin is known as ''aipasi'' (ஐப்பசி) in [[Tamil language|Tamil]] and begins when the sun enters Libra in October.

It's also called ''kunwaar'' (कुॅंवार) month in eastern Uttar Pradesh & western Bihar state.

==See also==
{{Portal|Hinduism}}
* [[Hindu astronomy]]
* [[Hindu units of measurement]]
* [[List of most popular given names]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Hindu calendar}}
{{Bengali calendar}}
{{Indian astronomy}}

[[Category:Months of the Bengali calendar]]
[[Category:Months of the Hindu calendar|*07]]

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