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Shri Ambadevi
Shri Ambadevi
The statuary of Shri Ambadevi is self-existent with black colored Valuka-pashan. It is in sitting position and full-expanded. Both the hands are on thighs and the eyes are half-opened. It looks clam, grave and meditative. The hands and the legs of the statuary are very small. The looking of the statuary tells that it might be a work of Buddha or Jain craftsmanship.
Shri Ekviradevi
Shri Ekviradevi
From ancient times Shri Ekviradevi temple is situated on the Amba Bridge and it is at the south of Shri Ambadevi temple. It is known as Shaktipith of the whole Vidarbha. This Ekviradevi is called the elder sister of Ambadevi. Mahan Tapasvi Shri Janardan Swami Maharaj established Shri Ekviradevi statuary and she is known as an incarnation of great power.
Amravati Information:
Amravati is an important town in Maharashtra reputed for its educational facilities and healthy environment. It is located on the National Highway No. 6 & about 150 Kms. from Nagpur. The Railway Station is Badnera Junction, suburb of Amravati, and is on the Mumbai Kolkata route via Nagpur on the Central Railway Chikhaldara, a well-known hill resort in Vidarbha & Melghat Tiger Project is about 90 Kms. From Amravati also has historical touch and in ancient times was known as Indrapuri. The famous goddess Ambadevi temple is situated at the heart of the city.
In ancient times, the Amravati city was known as ‘Udumbaravati’. The city has becomes sacred due to the presence of Ambadevi and while telling the history of the city, one could tell that these where so many trees of Udumber. So the city is known as ‘Udumbaravati’. Then so many inhabitants started living in city that also started Havans and Yadnya in the temple for those Havans the branches of Udumber where useful. One would not deny the possibility that the city ‘Udumbaravati’ in ancient times. This Udumbaravati then become Ubravati and then Amravati. After that in 1876 the city name was emerged as Amravati. Because the people’s religious work of Yadnya, the city is also known as ‘Indrapuri’.
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