Five thousands year old Shiva temple now in Pakistan.

Five Thousands year old Shiva temple now in Pakistan.

After the death of Sati, Shiva is saddened
He couldn't hold back his tears.
He cried so much that, from his tears
Two reservoirs are formed. There was one
Another in Katarasraj, Pakistan
Pushkar in Rajasthan.

Located about 40 km from Chakwal district of Pakistan. There are seven or more temples in the temple complex. These seven temples together are also known as Satagraha. This temple is described in Mahabharata. Devadidev Mahadev still cries in the temple or in Sati's birha.

Indus Civilization. One of the oldest civilizations in the world. Ancient civilization of our country. no A little mistake. Not just us. Apart from India, it is also an ancient civilization of Pakistan. This civilization spread from North East Afghanistan to Pakistan and North West India. Some of the two main cities of this civilization, Harappa and Mohenjodaro, have been excavated in Pakistan. And this Pakistan has one of the oldest Shiva temples in the world. The age of this temple is about five thousand years. It is said that this temple was built during the Mahabharata period. To the devotees this temple is known as Katasraj temple.

For Hindus, the greatness of Katasraj temple is immense. Devotees believe that the tank around which the Katasraj temple was built is filled with Lord Shiva's tears. It is said that Devadeva Mahadev lived here with his wife Sati. This water tank located in the temple is also called Kataksha Kund. The water tank and the temple stand still express the anguish of Mahadeva's mind. The word katus means tears.

According to another legend, Panchapandava and Draupadi lived in this place of Naki Katasraj during their 12-year exile. They get thirsty while walking through the forest. Sahadeva first appeared in Kataksha Kund in search of water. Bakarupi Dharma was sitting in the pond. He used to guard that reservoir. Bakarupi Dharma gave him a condition that if he answered his question, Sahadeva would be able to take the water. Due to not agreeing to the terms, Sahadeva died under the wrath of Dharma. One by one the four Pandavas died under the curse of Bak. Finally Yudhisthira went to the monk and answered his question correctly. Bakarupi Dharma was satisfied with Yudhisthira's knowledge and wisdom. and gave back the lives of Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva one by one. The five Pandavas, including Draupadi, were allowed to drink the water of the Kataksha Kund.

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