According to the scriptures, Sri Ganesh was descended on the earth on the fourth date of the Shukla Paksha of the Bhadon month. Shri Ganesh was not born from the womb of Parvati, but Mata Parvati had built her with her power. A story related to this is prevalent -
Ganesh Birth Story
According to legend, once Shivaji made a mistake in obeying the mother Parvati. By being angry, Mother Parvati decided to build herself a child. Mata Parvati created a body with the scum and squeezing of her body and put her life in her power. Mother Parvati told him that you are my son, your name is Ganesh. You just have to obey my order and nobody's other. Now I'm going to take a bath. Keep in mind that until I come back after bathing, nobody come inside a building.
By giving such order to the son Ganesha, Mother Parvati went inside the building to take bath, and the son remained silent for the guarding of Ganesh. After some time Lord Shankar came there and started going to Parvati's house. Seeing this, the boy humbly stopped them and said you can not go in. Lord Shiva was angry when he heard this. At first, he explained the child, but when the child Ganesh did not accept, he asked Nandi and his other to remove the child from there. But the child Ganesh defeated everyone. Angry by this, Lord Shiva separated the head of the boy from the trunk and went inside the building.
Seeing Lord Shiva indignant, Mother Parvati asked him the reason. Then Lord Shiva told them all the story. Listen to this, Goddess Parvati was angry and started mourning. There was a stray in the universe with their anger. Then all the Gods praised them together and asked them to revive the child. Then, to please Parvati, Lord Shiva cut the head of an elephant's child and attached it to the child.
It is also said that on the say of Lord Shankar, Vishnu had brought the head of an elephant and cut it and kept the head alive on the forehead of that child. Lord Shankar and other gods gave many blessings to that gorgeous child. The Gods praised that child with various names like Ganesha, Ganapati, Vinayak, Vighnaharata, First Pujya etc. Thus, the origin of Lord Ganesha was.
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