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Ghazni
Shree Veneshwar Mahadev temple, dedicated to Lord Shiv –located in center of town opposite the Somnath Trust Dharamshala Gate, can also be reached Westerly from Dholeshvar mandir on a narrow path. The Rajputa "Vaja" clan was in charge of Somnath during the Muslim desecrations. As the legend goes, when Mahmud of Ghazni invaded Somnath in 1025 AD, the king gave him a tough resistance. As the king was not surrendering, Mahmud of Ghazni hatched a new plan. He found out that the king had a daughter named Veni who used to pay a visit to this Shiva Temple stationed outside the fort wall of Prabhas Patan every day. Mahmud of Ghazni decided that he would kidnap Veni and then force the king to yield. When the soldiers of Gazani attempted so later, the Shiv ling spontaneously got divided and the princess got buried into it. The Shiv temple here since then is known as "Veneshwar temple". The prints of the Veni as well as the marks of the Shiva Lingam being split open can still be seen on the Lingam here. This incredible episode of Princess Veni’s deliverance is eulogized in his novel by the prolific Gujarati novelist K M Munshi.
Wednesday, November 16, 2022
Sons Daughters
Kartikeya,lord of war - Ganesha, lord of wisdom - Ashokasundari from a tree- Mansa Snake Goddess
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Sweat / Bhauma, aka son of Earth(Khuja from ray from Shiva's chest meditating) / Daughter
Daughter
Ekvira mother of Parashuram Renuka
Ayyappa, aka Sastav,one of the most powerful Hindu Gods
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Via Ocean
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Critic
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Maha
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The saints started to misuse their power and mantras and attacked Shiva with various forms of deadly animals,culminating in the form of a mad elephant.As the elephant took a stance to attack Lord Shiva,he immediately disappeared from there.On seeing this Parvati was tensed up and she was worried that the entire world will come to an end with the disappearance of Lord Shiva.The elephant, however, was no match for Shiva.Shiva killed the elephant and emerged by wearing the elephant's skin as the garment. This is known as"Gaja Samhara".Soon the saints came to know their mistake and apologised Lord Shiva to forgive them.
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In ancient times, there was a group of saints who were arrogant of their
power and began to ignore the Gods because as they gained surplus
knowledge and their egos grew very large.The saints were over confident
that they can guide human beings and no longer needed the blessings of
the Gods.The angry Lord Shiva wanted to teach a lesson to the saints and
took the form of a haggard beggar.The saints did not recognize his disguise and assumed that he was some devil who had arrived to kill
human beings.
The saints started to misuse their power and mantras and attacked Shiva with various forms of deadly animals,culminating in the form of a mad elephant.As the elephant took a stance to attack Lord Shiva,he immediately disappeared from there.On seeing this Parvati was tensed up and she was worried that the entire world will come to an end with the disappearance of Lord Shiva.The elephant, however, was no match for Shiva.Shiva killed the elephant and emerged by wearing the elephant's skin as the garment. This is known as"Gaja Samhara".Soon the saints came to know their mistake and apologised Lord Shiva to forgive them.
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