Monday, April 29, 2019

Here is the house of the mother-in-law, but not worshiped

The Ramayana's events are decorated on the walls of this temple. On one platform of the temple, the image of Lord Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu is carved.
You may have seen many of Vishnu's temple, but have you ever seen a house of mother-in-law? Such a strange temple is the mother-in-law temple. Yes, it was strange to hear that the construction of the temple is also strange. So let's see interesting stories about the temple.

This temple is situated in Nagda village, 23 kilometers from Rajasthan's Udepur. This temple is devoted to Lord Vishnu. The walls of the temple have been decorated with various events of Ramayana. Figurines are arranged in two stages in such a way that they are surrounded by one another.

The Ramayana's events are decorated on the walls of this temple. On one platform of the temple, the image of Lord Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu is carved. On the second stage there are pictures of Lord Rama, Balaram and Parshuram. In this house of mother-in-law, a photo of Trimurthy, Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh is dug at a stage; Rajgaura's rajmata made the temple of Lord Vishnas here and the temple of Sheshnag was built by the emperor. The temple was built by King Mahipal and Ratanpal 1100 years ago. The entire story of the Mahabharata is marked on the roof made by the entry of this house of mother-in-law. However, today the idols of both temples are missing.

In this temple of mother-in-law, Lord Vishnu is 32 meters high and 22 meters wide. This idol is packed with all Bhujas, which is why this temple is known as Sahasrbahu temple.

The Malad Dynasty was established around this temple of mother-in-law. It is said that when the Mughals had occupied the fort, the mother-in-law had stopped this temple by filling it with lime and sand. However, later this temple was opened again when the British captured the fort.

Raja had built a temple for his wife and wife
History says that this temple is not a temple of a bride, nor is there any mother-in-law worship. But Mahipal, the king of Kutchwaha dynasty, built this temple for his wife and son. His wife was a devotee of Lord Vishnu. As a result, he built a temple of Lord Vishnu for worship worship and named it Sahastrabhu Temple. Some years later, his son got married and his wife worshiped Lord Shiva. Then the king made the temple of Lord Shiva there for more of his son. Later both of them were known as Shastrasabahu.

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