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English: Tripura Sundari Devi is actually Hindu Goddess Parvati (Wife of Lord Shiva).This is wooden icon preserved in Chhatrabhog village near Sundarbon( village name Krishnachandrapur).Once upon a time the——river Ganga used——to glide towards Bay of Bengal. From the "source of Some ancient book it is revealed that this region was familiar in the name of Ganga Sagar." In Chandimangal Kavya ( Hindu relegious literature ) This place is referred Devi Tripura Composed by, "Kavikankan Mukundaram Chakraborty."This place is the very ancient. Descendants of mythological kings Yayati , Drajhu set up a kingdom at this area near Kapilmuni's hermitage . The name of the kingdom is called old 'Tribeg'.About 25 kingdom ruled here. King Kalinda. And his grandfather Pratadran made a wooden deity of Goddess Tripura Sundari about 2500 years (Approximate).Present king of Tripura state are the descendants of King Drajhu. In Sri Rajmala book a quotation has been given here
“Tribegat Purbo Deshe Somandiram Sumonohorong Nirmaya Sthapaymaso Tripura Sundari Porang, Chaturbhujang Darumayee Jothokto Bidhi Purbokam Adyapi Bortote Rajano Sa Murti Su Protisthito” “Quoted from Raj Ratnakar” Dakshin Bibhag 1 st Edition 6-7 Sloke This line revealed that in Sundarban Region Old Tripura King established this deity as their Family God. (Book Source In Sri Rajmala , Vol-1 edited by Bidyabhushan,Kaliprasanna Sen in 1929 Publisher name Rajmala Karyalaya Tripura preserved in Birchandra State Central Library, "Agartala." Also available in online Digital library india: Jaigram) Chhatrabhog is in South 24 Pgs, nearest railway station is Mathurapur Road. It is just next stopage of Joynagar Majilpur Stn.towards Laksmhikantapur of the line Sealdah South Section. This photo is related——to https://en.wikipedia.org/Chhatrabhog |
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