Sage Bharadwaja is a well-known scholar, economist, and distinguished physician who belongs to the revered sages of the Vedic era. He is one of the Sapta Rishis, who are one among the immediate relative of Master Brahma. His contribution to the writing of Rig Veda is commendable. Guru Dronacharya, the teacher of the Pandavas and Kauravas, is his son. He comes from a wealthy family, and his grandson Ashwatamma was a warrior there. Many people still refer to his family as the "Bharadwaja Ghotra" clan. He has made a worthy contribution to literature and society. In a number of Buddhist and Hindu religious texts, his references are cited. Sage Bharadwaja and other saints are mentioned by Lord Buddha and other Vedic scholars when they discuss the Vedic religion and other saints. The names of the Sage Bharadwaja are also mentioned in the sacred Buddhist text Digha Nikaya and Tevijja Sutta.