Hanuman Garhi Temple - Ayodhya
More than 70 steps lead to the
main Hanuman temple, the temple is shaped like a four-sided fort with circular
bastions at each corner. Apart from its religious significance Hanuman Garhi is
also well worth a visit because it is quite an impressive structure
manifesting admirable architectural skills.
The city had been presence
even before the period secured in the epic Ramayana. There are a few authentic
legends connected with the temple, offering a look at the Hanuman Garhi temple
history. Legends express that once the Nawab of Awadh was deprived, at the
serious affliction of his child. Not able to recuperate him from the
seriousness of the disease, the Nawab looked for the perfect gifts of Lord Hanuman.
Sankat Mochan showered his gifts on the Nawab's child and he recuperated from
the infirmity. Astonished by the celestial radiance of Hanuman Ji, the Nawab
chose to manufacture a temple in his sacrosanct recognition.
Another noteworthy legend
connected with the temple expresses that on his arrival to Ayodhya Lord Rama
talented this spot to Lord Hanuman. Later the spot got to be mainstream as
Hanuman Garhi. As Hanuman Ji is the imperial gatekeeper of Lord Rama, Lord Rama
longed that enthusiasts offering supplications to God to him will likewise pay
their tributes to Sankat Mochan. Hence, Lord Rama's celestial requests express
that each devotee and pioneer need to pay their heavenly tributes to Lord
Hanuman, before making offerings to Lord Rama. It is believed that
Lord Hanuman used to stay at this place thousands of years back. He used to
live here to protect Janmabhoomi or Ramkot.
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