Famous Temples in India

Religious Significance

According to legend, in the era of Satyug, Mahishasur, Chand-Munda, Shumbha-Nishumbha, and blood boys had increased the fury of the demons, so that the gods were afraid and scattered in the Kandras. One day all the gods praised Adivakti Shri Jagdamba Matthwari, which pleased the mother to appear in the form of a child. Upon hearing the miseries of Gods, the mother expanded her appearance, with thousands of hands-on her legs. All the deities gave their weapon to Adishakti. Vishnu chakra, Shiva offered Trishul, Brahma kamandal, Indra Vajra, Sheshnag gave the balance, Yama Raj and Yamphans, etc. to Artha Mata. After this, Mother Jagdamba landed on the battlefield and was destroyed at the place of Kalka land, by destroying other demons including Mahishasur, which became famous in the name of Kali Mata in Kalka.

There is also a belief that when Pandavas lost in Dwapar era. During that time they remained in Biratnagar. At that time, much of the cow was served in the state of Kavita King. At the same time a cow named Shyama used to consecrate the mother's pinda with his milk daily. Pandavas were surprised to see this charisma and the Pandavas established the temple at this place.