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Описание: About Barahakshetra

Barahachhetra is the great Hindu Pilgrimage site which carries great historical and religious significance in Nepal. This holy place has been one of the major tourist destinations for many years. The temple carries the spiritual power which has believed to cleanse the soul and heart of the many devotees. This place is one of Nepal’s oldest shrines in Puranas including Brahma Purana,Varaha Purana and Skanda Purana and is even mentioned and glorified in the epic Mahabharata. It is one of the chhetra of the 4 chhetra in the Hindu mythology. Among four 2 of them are in India and 2 of them are in Nepal. The four chhetra of the Hindu mythology are Kurukshetra and Dharmachhetra in India and Barahachhetra and Muktinath or Mukti Chetra in Nepal.

Barahakshetra is a term used in Hinduism to refer to the 12 most sacred pilgrimage sites that are dedicated to the 12 Jyotirlingas, which are believed to be the most important lingas (symbolic representation of Lord Shiva) in Hindu mythology. These temples are located in different parts of India and are visited by millions of devotees every year.

The Barahakshetra temples are considered to be of immense religious significance in Hinduism, and visiting these temples is considered a holy pilgrimage for Hindus. These temples not only offer spiritual solace but also attract tourists due to their architectural beauty and historical significance..

History of the Barahakshetra

Barahachhetra has been mentioned in the many religious Hinduism puranas. It is the place said to be guarded by the Lord Vishnu known as the protector of the universe. According to the legends and the stories in the Hindu puranas, when the earth was in great danger and was disturbed by the evil power. The Gods in heaven could not bear this scene so they decided to do something to protect the earth from these evil powers and spirits. To combat this problem Lord Vishnu, the protector of the universe took the incarnation of the Varaha or Baraha and protected them from being submerged into the underworld (Patal lok) with his long tusk. It is also believed that Lord Vishnu has incarnated as a Boar (Braha) in this place and destroyed an evil demon named Hiranyakashyapu at this place, so it is called the place of the Baraha ( Barahachhetra).
Then after this the Lord Vishnu sat with his wife Goddess Laxmi at the bank of Koshi River in the lap of the Himalayas. The present appearance of the original temple of Barahachhetra was made in the year 1991 BS according to the Nepali Calendar. Reconstruction of the temple was then done by the Juddha Shamsher Rana for the last time in 1991 BS after the temple was demolished and destroyed by the earthquake of 1990 BS. Idols of Gods and Goddesses of more than 1500 years have been found in this place.







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