MAHADEO SEMARIA Cor 24:55’::86:05’
CONTINENT- Asia COUNTRY-India
STATE-Bihar
DISTRICT- Jamui Distance from
Delhi-1145km Distance
from Patna- 153km PIINCode-811307STdCode6345
HASL-1800’
RIVER-Kiul CLIMATE-Tropicl
Approach-Bus,Taxi LANGUAGE-HindiMagahi
LODGING-Hotel,Lodge,RH.Dharamsala,IB,Site
campus restshed,
Railwayrest room.FOOD-Idian
cooked rice, pulse,sabji,bhujia,litti
Chokha
,Jalebi,kachauri,puri,Singhara,nimki ,egg, chicken,mutton
Fishetc DRINK-SSweet water
for drinking purposes plus hard and soft bottled or pouched
packed drink. TRANSPORT-Auto
Cyclerickshaw,minibus,trecker,horsecart.
ABOUT THE SITE-The site is combination of Vaidic and
Jain religion. It relates to birth place of Mahabir Tirthankar. It is about
40km further west of Jamui,Jamui is on
Delhi-Kolkata main rail line. From there
one has to take hired taxi or time bound mini buses
to reach the site. Direct roadway
from Patna to jamui via Shekhura and vice versa also leads to the site Mahadeo Semaria
where the Panch kalyanak temple is situated Tirthankar Mahabir swami spent
his time , preached his followers,did
his worship,and meditation after taking Gurudiksha. The temple is very old but gigantic and beautiful to
look at from road side distance Peak
height of the temple
is >30’ from the ground levelAdded beauty is that it
is encircled by water in a big lake like
Jalmanir in Pawapuri. Free play by snakes
and fishes in the
pond adds another beauty to the the site Ful temple is
made of red stones and cemented by
redishgrey cement Broken statues were found which is expressed by door stoppers(chaukhat)
of the temple.
OTHER SITE-Kshatriya temple or Janm asthan,Lachwar Jain
temple,Inpegarh,Matiagarh,Militarycanton tophill plataue, Kundghat
Dighrani,Stream fountain songs by Bhusal
river,Sakra sakrani and Chak Chakrani hill is adorned with
ChyawanKalyanak and Diksha Kalyanak temple at Bahushal
VISITING PERIOD-All twelve
month.
PRECAUTION-Naxal affected
area
GUIDE-District information office
REMARK-Not very enthusiastic
Archaeological reasearches shoul be given
impetus and prefrencs in the area
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