Villages of Sanog, Buila and Deothal, all situated in the Arki
tahsil, were also, it is said, visited by them and there are temples still extant. It is
believed that on the Bari hill is the statue of Yudhishthira, in village Sanog that of
Arjuna, in village Buila that of Nakula and in village Deothal that of Sahdev. Bhim Sen,
out of some anger, went away after, it is said slapping the deity in a fit of rage
deforming her face.
Her statue exists in the temple at the
crest too. Puja is held daily and thousands of people visit these places at the top of
Bari hill, attended by people coming from far-flung areas especially from Bilaspur, Arki,
Dhami, Kuthar and Hindur. Songs are sung in the praise of the deities and offerings are
also made. Idols from villages Sanog, Buila and Deothal are brought in the litter
proceeded by local band consisting of drums and other instruments like harsingha and
conch.
On arrival on the hill the idols are placed
in the temple where the four brothers are regarded to be meeting. Several goats are
slaughtered. By the evening, deities repair to their respective places. A fair
commemorates Bheanoo Pir, a Pit about who very little is known over two days at Guddo
village. There is a collection of about 1,000 persons, The Pirsthan is usually resorted to
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