Bhadrakali Temple Devi in Warangal is the owner of Kohinoor Diamond
India is blessed with deeply rooted culture and spirituality & there r eternal structures to narrate our glorious history
One such ancient construction that reveals our history is Bhadrakali Temple in Warangal
India is blessed with deeply rooted culture and spirituality & there r eternal structures to narrate our glorious history
One such ancient construction that reveals our history is Bhadrakali Temple in Warangal
Kakatiya rulers who ruled most of the Telugu speaking lands covered by current day Telangana & Andhra Pradesh states in India between 1083 CE to 1323 CE, with Orugallu (now Warangal),as its capital posesses this diamond.
King Pulakesi II of Chalukya dynasty around 625 AD
King Pulakesi II of Chalukya dynasty around 625 AD
to commemorate his victory over Vengi region of Andhra Desam, constructed Goddess Bhadrakali temple and later Kakatiyas kept this as left eye of the Moorti, when they adopted her as their “Kula Devatha” giving her preference over other gods.
The temple which is counted as one
The temple which is counted as one
of the oldest temples of Indian History is dedicated to the worship the mother of goddesses, Kali Mata or Bhadrakali Ammavaru.
Goddess Bhadrakali is a true example of the capability and strength of women. Surrounded by the lush greenery amidst the hilly region,
Goddess Bhadrakali is a true example of the capability and strength of women. Surrounded by the lush greenery amidst the hilly region,
the Bhadrakali Temple opens up to a picturesque setting on the banks of the Bhadrakali Lake.
It is believed that the Chalukya King Pulekesi II after successfully bringing the Vengi region of Telangana under his dominion, constructed a magnificent temple dedicated to
It is believed that the Chalukya King Pulekesi II after successfully bringing the Vengi region of Telangana under his dominion, constructed a magnificent temple dedicated to
the mother goddess to celebrate his victory and also express his dedication and gratitude to goddess Bhadrakali for granting him his competence. We can see the style of the great Chalukya Dynasty in every bit of the temple, right from its architecture to the main Moorti,
which displays the Ekanda Shila or single stone sculpture, which makes as the trademark style attributed to the Chalukyas.
One can also observe the strong resemblance to the Kakatiya style of architecture in the temple, particularly the entrance gateways which are made of stone.
One can also observe the strong resemblance to the Kakatiya style of architecture in the temple, particularly the entrance gateways which are made of stone.
One of the inner pillars of the temple has a Sanskrit inscription on it
That particular pillar is called "Antralaya stambam"
Reference
Telegana Tourism-Indian times
When will we bring back the Kohinoor Diamond that rightfully belongs to Devi Badrakali & adorn it on her crown?
That particular pillar is called "Antralaya stambam"
Reference
Telegana Tourism-Indian times
When will we bring back the Kohinoor Diamond that rightfully belongs to Devi Badrakali & adorn it on her crown?
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