| Preface |
Kulapati's
Preface |
| The author's preface on the
book. [More....] |
The publisher's preface on the
book. [More....] |
| Author |
Morgaon |
| The Author's Introduction of the
book. [More...] |
Moreshvar is Lord Ganesh
who is known as 'Mangal- murti' - the auspicious deity. [More...] |
| Kolhapur
|
Tuljapur
|
| Karvir - The modern kolhapur,
which is a sacred spot of Hinduism since historic times. The abode of the great Goddess
Mahalakshmi. [More...] |
The temple is situated on a very
peculiar site.It is located on one of the deep slopes on the ranges of the Bala Ghat. The
abode of the great Goddess Bhavani. [More...] |
| Ganagapur
|
Pedhe
|
| Dattatreya - is considered to
bte the incarnation of either Vishnu or hte all powerful Trinity of Hindu mythology.viz
Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.
[More...] |
Parashurama is one of the
chir-jivins, one of the seven immortal souls known to Hindu mythology the Hari- vamsha
mentions Parashu- rama as the fifth incarnation of Vishnu. [More...] |
| Bhimashankar |
Tryambakeshvar |
| The temple of Bhimashankar is an
unfinished restoration of an old shrine. The garbhagriha and the antarala form a separate
block. [More...] |
Tryambakeshvar, a religious
centre of all -India fame is significant intwo ways. it is abode and one of the twelve
most select abodes at that, of Shiva. [More...] |
| Khandoba
|
Pandharpur |
| Jejuri, the foremost centre of
the worship of Khandoba in Maharashtra. The kshetra consists of two separate shrines, one
known as Karhepathar and the other as Gadkot. [More...] |
The Vitthal of Pandharpur is
undoubtedly the premier deity of Maharastra. It is, perhaps the greatestcentre of
attraction for the massess as far as the spiritual field goes. [More...] |
Glossary |
Bibliography |
| The Glossary of the Book [More...] |
The Biblography of the book. [More...] |
