Cause
of Establishment:
Shri
Jagat Singh Chudawat, the nephew of meera Bai, the renowned
queen devotee to Lord Krishna.The Four arms of the black stone
deity hold conch, discus, mace and a Lotus flower, to the right
of the deity is the idol of Lakshmi Ji to the left side in the
idol Bhudevi. Out side facing the deity is the statue of the
Lords carrier garudji.
Brief
of the Diety:
Shri Chaturbhuj Nath ( the four armed lord)
Religious
sect to which the temple belongs:Ramanand
Sect.
Architecture
of the Temple:
Important
Architectural Characteristics:
The Temple is built in the south India style of temple
architecture. The Shikhars are full of pictographs and
statuettes
Important
Architectural Characteristics:
For all Hindus whatever the their creed and tradition, the
temple holds a place of veneration and faithful dedication, even followers of Islam and Zoroastrianism hold the
temple in great respect. People following all religions and
faiths visit this temple. Surrounded by lush green hills, water
hills, valleys and thick words the place has a unique natural
beauty. Near by is the fount from which gushes forth the Gomati
River.
Material
of Construction:
Stone, Lime
Unique
features of the temple:
Sanctum sanctorum where worship is offered and balbhog offered,
verandahs and dharmashalla are also there. On the entrance, on
either side there is a huge elephant of stone welcoming the
visitors. A Big Sabha mandap (Portico) and wide temple premises
are there for the visitors.
Festivals
& Fairs in Temple (Main Events):
Phagotsava is
held in the month of phalgun and early part of chaitra month. At
this time ghair dances are held and colored powder is thrown on
all while the deity swings in a cradle. Jal Jhulani Ekadashi is
celebrated in the month of Bhadrapad and the deity is borne in a
palanquin from Ghagharaya to Doodh Talai. On the fifth day of
bright half of phalgun, as many as 56 kinds of dishes and sweets
are prepared and offered to the deity. On the day of annkuta of
food are offered and distributed to the devotees.
Timings:
Morning
Time:
from
5.00 am
Evening
Time:
till
10.00 pm
Custom
& Traditions of Temple:
The Priests of
the temple are traditionally of the priestly family of
Rajpurohits(Bharadwaj) advasis hold their functions on the
Ekadashi (Eleventh day) of bright half of chaitra month.
Details
of Temple:
Sanctrum:(Sanctorum)
1
Verandah:
1
Garbh
Grah:
1
Others:
A
Big Sabha mandap (Portico) and wide temple premises are there
for the visitors. On the entrance, on either side there is a huge
elephant of stone welcoming the visitors.
Vandana
(If any particular) in text:
Traditional
prayers to Lord Satya Narayan Ji and Lord Jagdishji are
offered.
Issues
requiring global attention for conservation, protection and
improvement of the temple:
The Temple is under
the algis of the Devasthan Vibhag. On the National Highway No.
8., this temple is 15 Kms away from the Gomati choraha. Despite
the uniqueness of the temples, not many visitors come for want
of motor able road. It's suggested that a road be built from
Charbhuja Ji to Sevantari, a part from this, tourists around be
attracting by creating facilities for them.
Cause
of Establishment:
Shri Chaturbhuj Nath ( the four armed lord)
The Temple is built in the south India style of temple
architecture. The Shikhars are full of pictographs and
statuettes
For all Hindus whatever the their creed and tradition, the
temple holds a place of veneration and faithful dedication, even followers of Islam and Zoroastrianism hold the
temple in great respect. People following all religions and
faiths visit this temple. Surrounded by lush green hills, water
hills, valleys and thick words the place has a unique natural
beauty. Near by is the fount from which gushes forth the Gomati
River.
Sanctum sanctorum where worship is offered and balbhog offered,
verandahs and dharmashalla are also there. On the entrance, on
either side there is a huge elephant of stone welcoming the
visitors. A Big Sabha mandap (Portico) and wide temple premises
are there for the visitors.
The Temple is under
the algis of the Devasthan Vibhag. On the National Highway No.
8., this temple is 15 Kms away from the Gomati choraha. Despite
the uniqueness of the temples, not many visitors come for want
of motor able road. It's suggested that a road be built from
Charbhuja Ji to Sevantari, a part from this, tourists around be
attracting by creating facilities for them.