Ashwatthama You remember Ashwatthama of Mahabharata. It is said that Ashwatthama still exists.
In fact, according to mythological beliefs, Ashwatthama, who came out to avenge his father's death, suffered one of his lapses and Lord Krishna cursed him to wander for ages.
It is said that Ashwatthama has been wandering for the last about 5000 years.
Asirgarh Fort is 20 km from Burhanpur city of Madhya Pradesh. It is said that Ashwatthama still comes to worship in the Shiva temple located in this fort.
Local residents narrate many stories related to Ashwatthama. They tell that whoever saw Ashwatthama, his mental condition deteriorated forever.
Apart from this, it is said that before the Ashwatthama Puja, there are also baths in the pond located in the fort.
Apart from Burhanpur, there is a mention of Ashwatthama wandering on the banks of Gaurighat (Narmada River) in Jabalpur city of Madhya Pradesh.
According to local residents, sometimes they also demand turmeric and oil to stop the blood flowing from their forehead wounds.
In this regard, however, nothing has been found clear and authentic till date.
In fact, according to mythological beliefs, Ashwatthama, who came out to avenge his father's death, suffered one of his lapses and Lord Krishna cursed him to wander for ages.
It is said that Ashwatthama has been wandering for the last about 5000 years.
Asirgarh Fort is 20 km from Burhanpur city of Madhya Pradesh. It is said that Ashwatthama still comes to worship in the Shiva temple located in this fort.
Local residents narrate many stories related to Ashwatthama. They tell that whoever saw Ashwatthama, his mental condition deteriorated forever.
Apart from this, it is said that before the Ashwatthama Puja, there are also baths in the pond located in the fort.
Apart from Burhanpur, there is a mention of Ashwatthama wandering on the banks of Gaurighat (Narmada River) in Jabalpur city of Madhya Pradesh.
According to local residents, sometimes they also demand turmeric and oil to stop the blood flowing from their forehead wounds.
In this regard, however, nothing has been found clear and authentic till date.
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