Monday, September 7, 2020

SHRAVANABELAGOLA ,GOMATESHWARA,BAHUBALI

                        
Shravanabelagola gomateshwara temple is a holly place for jain religious people . The most famous of bahubali . Gomateshwara statue located here in sravanabelagola . Important jain festival held once in a year it is integral part of ancient and composite of jain treaditin
Bahubali statue is biggest monolithic single piece of rock stock .It s 57 foot or 17 meter .It world biggest statue it was built around 981 CE. It is one of the largest free standing statue in the world
Bahubali one with strong arms a much figure among jains this statue was build by ganga dynasty minister and commander chavundaraya
Shravanabelagola is one of the most important pilgrimage destination in jainism  
LOCATION

Shravanabelagola(  or ) gomateshwara located channarayapatna of hassan dist karnataka state in India . It is for away 144 km from bangalore .Shravanabelagola located in south india
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
  • 12. 8519    North latitude
  • 76 .4807    East longitude
MSL(MEAN SEA LEVEL)
  •  Mean sea level (or) elevation of  shravanabelagola  is 871 meter or  2858 ft above sea level
CLIMATE
  • Climate of shravanabelagola is very different from season to seasons climate in summer very extremely hot .The temperature varies between 24c to 37 c
  • In monsoon bring medium rainfall weather extremely humid
  • In winter climate is compatible for visitors the temperature ranging from 19.c to 30 .c
BEST TIME TO VISIT
  • October to april
LOCAL LANGUAGE
  • Kannada
HISTORY OF GOMATESHWARA

According to Jain texts, Bahubali was born to Rishabhanatha and Sunanda during the ikshvaku dynasty in ayodhya he's said to possess excelled in studying medicine, archery, floriculture, and therefore the knowledge of precious gems. Bahubali had a son named Somakirti (also referred to as Mahabala). When Rishabhanatha decided to become a monk, he distributed his kingdom among his 100 sons. Bharata was gifted the dominion of Vinita ayodhya and Bahubali got the dominion of Asmaka from south india, having Podanpur (bodhan) as its capital. After winning six divisions of earth altogether directions (digvijaya), Bharata proceeded to his capital Ayodhyapuri with an enormous army and divine chakra-ratna—spinning, disk-like super weapon with serrated edges.But the chakra-ratna stopped on its own at the doorway of Ayodhyapuri, signalling to the emperor that his 99 brothers have yet not submitted to his authority Bharata's 98 brothers became jain monks and submitted their kingdoms to him. Bahubali was endowed with the ultimate and superior body of extraordinary sturdiness and strength (vajra-ṛṣabhanārācasaṃhanana )like Bharata. He hurled open defiance at the chakravartin and challenged him to a fight.
The ministers on each side gave the subsequent argument to stop war; "The brothers themselves, can't be killed by any means; they're in their last incarnations in transmigration, and possess bodies which no weapon may mortally wound in warfare! allow them to fight out the difficulty by themselves in other ways. it had been then decided that to settle the dispute, three sorts of contests between Bharata and Bahubali would be held. These were eye-fight (staring at each other), water-fight (jala-yuddha), and wrestling (malla yuddha). Bahubali won all the three contests over his elder brother, Bharata
RENUNCIATION
After the fight, Bahubali was crammed with disgust at the planet and developed a desire for renunciation. Bahubali abandoned all possessions-kingdom, clothes, ornaments-to become a monk and began meditating with great resolve to attain omniscience ( kevalagnana)
He is said to have meditated motionless in a standing posture kayotsarga for a year, during which time climbing plants grew around his legs.However, he was adamant and continued his practice unmindful of the vines, ants, and mud that enveloped his body. According to Jain text Ādi purāṇa, on the Judgment Day of Bahubali's one year long fast, Bharata came altogether humility to Bahubali and worshiped him with veneration and respect. A painful regret that he had been the cause of his elder brother's humiliation had been disturbing Bahubali's meditation; this was dispersed when Bharata worshipped him.]Bahubali was then able to destroy the four sorts of inimical karmas, including the knowledge obscuring karma, and he attained omniscience (kevala jnana). He was now revered as an omniscient being kevali Bahubali finally attained liberation moksha and became a pure, liberated soul (siddha). , he was one of the first Digambara monks to have attained moksha in the present half-cycle of time.(avasrp)
RITUALS IN GOMATESHWARA
Mahamastakabhisheka

Mahamastakabhisheka of Gomateshwara statue
The mahamastakabhisheka(Grand Consecration/The Great Indian Festival), refers to the abhiṣheka (anointment) of the jain images when persisted an outsized scale. the foremost famous of such consecrations is that the anointment of the bahubali gomateshwara statue located at Shravanabelagola. it's a crucial Jain festival.This festival attracted million of people across the world jai religious people not only jain religious all religious people come to mahamastakabhisheka festival a held once in every 12 years. it's an integral a part of the traditional and composite Jain tradition. The festival is held in veneration of a 17.3736 metres (57.000 ft) high monolithic statue of the Siddha Bahubali. The anointing last happened in February 2018, and therefore the next ceremony goes to require place in 2030. During this festival, the statue is then bathed and anointed with libations like milk, sugarcane juice, and saffron pastepaste, and sprinkled with powders of sandalwood turmeric, and vermillion to bahubali
The event has been attended by multiple political personalities including krishna raghavendra wodeyar in 1910, and narendra modi and ram nath kovind in 2018.

Other bahubali Statue s in karnataka

There are five monolithic statues of Bahubali measuring more than 6 m (20 feet) in height in karnataka

  • 17.4 m  (57 feet) at shravanabelagola built in   981AD
  • 12.8 m  (42 feet)at karkala built  in                  1430 AD
  • 11.9 m  (39 feet at dharmasthala built in          1973 AD
  • 10.7 m  (35 feet)    at  venur  built in               1604 AD
  • 6 m       (20 feet)    at  goatagirii  built   in     12th Century AD 
Jain Temples near Shravanabelagola

  • Jinanathapur Ancient Jain Temples -                 3 Kilometers 
  • Kadambari Ancient Jain Temples -                    18 Kilometers 
  • Arti Pura Jain Heritage Center & Temples -      100 Kilometers 
  • Mayasandra Ancient Digambar Jain Mandir -    55 Kilometers 
  • Markuli Ancient Jain Temple -                           45 Kilometers 
Some cities in india distance from shravanabelagola
Near air ports shravanabelagola
  • Bangalore international air port 
  • Chennai international air port 
  • Cochin international air port

Nearest Railway Stations to Shravanabelagola Karnataka India

  • mandagiri  ----- 17 .73 km
  • hole narsapur---26.16
  • hassan-----        42 km 
  • tiptur------         44km
  • pandavapura ---48 km

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