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Kashmir once the land of Rishi Kashyap ji.

Now have many runied mandirs
and heritage sites which need to
be restored.

#KashyapKaKashmir
@LostTemple7
Martand Surya Mandir🚩

It is located at Anantnag.
It was built by the third ruler of the Karkota Dynasty, Lalitaditya Muktapida, in the 8th century CE.
It was built on top of a plateau from where one can view whole of the Kashmir Valley.
Buniyar Temple🚩

About two miles above Rampur, situated along the Baramula-Uri road on the bank of the Vitasta, is often described as the specimen of Kashmiri architecture.

Although unlike most Kashmiri temples which are made of limestone, this one is made of granite.
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#Thread (3/3) on what Francois Bernier (1620-1688 CE), French physician, in service of Dara Shikoh & Aurangzeb, writes abt the bountiful produce of Kashmir and its intricate handicrafts & other products :-
#History #KashyapkaKashmir #India #Bharat #Kashmir #pasmeena
#handicraft ImageImageImage
Francois Bernier writes the following about the different produces of Kashmir :- Image
“The merchants who every year travel from mountain to mountain to collect the fine wool with which shawls are manufactured, all agree in saying that between all the mountains still dependent upon Kachemire there are many fine stretches of country.... ImageImage
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The valley of Kashmir is well-known throughout the world for its Natural beauty. Here nature has been prodigal enough in crowning this ancient land with all its splendor and glory complimented beautifully by the unparalleled heritage of the breathtaking #KashyapKaKashmir ! (1/16)
The sacred valley called Rishi wari till now, abounds in sacred places, Tirthas and Asthans. Long ago at the dawn of civilisation when the sons of Rishi Kashyapa from plains came to settle here they brought with them their traditions, religion, mythology etc. etc. (2/16)
The civilisational history of the Kashmir Valley is reflected through its temples — those that stand magnificently today after thousands of years of their construction, and remnants of others that were destroyed by invaders. (3/16) #KashyapKaKashmir .@LostTemple7
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LIST OF MOSQUES IN #KASHYAPKAKASHMIR WHICH WERE BUILT AFTER DEMOLISHING THE HINDU
TEMPLES from sri Sita ram goel
It should be kept in mind that the list below doesn’t include all the temples destroyed by
Muslims and converted to mosques. The below is the list of mosques and
Darghas where evidences exists of having been made after destroying the temples at these locations. In
many mosques, Muslim rulers were able to eradicate all signs of temples, and hence not
given in below list.
@VedicWisdom1

here we go
Amburher
1. Ziãrat of Farrukhzãd Sãhib.
Temple materials used.
In Badgam
2 Ziãrat of Abban Shãh in Ghagarpur. Temple site.
3 Ziãrat of Sayyid Swãlia Shãh in Narbai. Temple site.
In Bijbehra
4 Masjid. Temple site.
In Bumzu
5 Ziãrat of Bãbã Bãmdîn. Converted Bhîmakesava. Temple.
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#Thread (2/3) on what Francois Bernier (1620-1688 CE), French physician, who was in service of Dara Shikoh & Aurangzeb, writes about the foundation of Kashmir as per Nilamat Purana, about its enchanting beauty & his visit to a temple dedicated to Sun God in Kashmir :-
According to Francois Bernier, like any other visitor earlier,

“Kashmir surpasses in beauty all that my warm imagination had anticipated.”
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[THREAD] on #KashyapKaKashmir

The beautiful valley of #KashyapKaKashmir
It's an alluring place, #KashyapKaKashmir
What a magnificent land is #KashyapKaKashmir
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So, I heard we’re celebrating #KashyapKaKashmir today. Here’s my contribution in highlighting forgotten Indic roots of Kashmir.

#Thread on some of the greatest writers from the Punyabhoomi of Maa Sharada!

How many of us have heard about Abhinavagupta?
@anexcommie @LostTemple7
Abhinavgupta is believed to have lived between 924 to 1020 CE. He was a great philosopher, mystic, aesthetic, theologian, exegete, poet and some even claim him to be an influential musician & dramatist during his time.

@shreekanth2020 @HelloNNewman @rspchary
He’s attributed to have come up with an original thought of one can attain ‘Mukti’ even while living a life of a ‘Gruhasta’. Though, not much is known about his life, however according to information available on internet, Abhinavgupta had as many as 19 gurus.

@Mahadevangini
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[THREAD] on #KashyapKaKashmir

Kashmir which is often referred as heaven on earth has become a breeding ground for antithetical because of belief of a certain radical cult which wishes to dominate everything.
#KashyapKaKashmir
The true history has been lost and our memories fail to recall how deeply ingrained Kashmir is in Santan samskriti.

The violent exodus of the last remenants of Santan culture happened no so far ago.
#KashyapKaKashmir
Today on Margashirsha, Krishna paksha Pratipada, kashmir was founded by Mahrshi Kashyap. We recall and honour our great Ancestors and recall the spiritual backbone of our Samskriti, our temples and what state has they been reduced to.
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1/n story&list of Kashmir Kings since 3450 BCE
MUST READ! info thread by @BharatSaffron

History of #kashyapkaKashmir is recorded even before 3450 BCE through Rajatarangini,written by Kalhana. Kashmir has more than 5400 years of history,lineage of Kashmir kings @VedicWisdom1
and pre-Mahabharat era #kashyapkaKashmir valley formation by rishi Kashyapa by cutting gap in the hills at Baramulla.

The name of Kashyapa is by history and tradition connected with the darling of the lake, and the chief town or collection of dwellings in the valley was called
3/n Kashyapa-pura , which has been identified with Kashyapapyros of Hectaeus (apud stephanus of Byzantium) and Kaspatyros of Herodotus. Kashmir is also believed to be the country meant by Ptolemy's Kaspeiria
@DharmaSthapana_ @IndiaWakesUp_
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#Thread (1/2) on what different foreign travelers, monks, missionaries etc recorded about Kashmir, the paradise on Earth since ancient times.
#History #KashyapkaKashmir #India #Bharat #Kashmir #Kaseer #Kashyap
1a)Hieun Tsiang (Yuan Chwang), (602-664 CE), the Chinese traveller, says the following about the natural produces from Kashmir :-
“....The flowers and plants, the fruits and trees are of different kinds, and have distinct names. It would be difficult to enumerate all the kinds of fruit…
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