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In the ancient megacity of Dwarka, there is a beautiful temple devoted to Lord Krishna, known as the Dwarkadhish Temple, also known as Jagat Mandir. It is believed to be the lodging place of Lord Krishna during his manifestation. This temple is one of the Char Dham.
As per Hindu legend, Dwarka was erected on a piece of land by Krishna that was reclaimed from the ocean. Rishi Durvasa formerly visited Krishna and his wife Rukmini. The Rishi wished that the couple took him to their palace. They agreed, after some distance, Rukmini got tired and asked some water from Krishna. He dug a hole that brought in the Ganga to the place. Rishi Durvasa was furious and accursed Rukmini to remain in the place. The temple where Rukmini's sanctum is setup, is believed to be the place where she stood.
One of the utmost admiration and inspiring features of the Dwarkadhish Temple was its main sanctum, where the eye-catching idol of Lord Krishna stood in all his glory. The idol, made of black marble, was beautifully adorned with jewels and garments, radiating an air of serenity and godly grace. Devotees would line up for hours, patiently staying for their turn to catch a regard of the mesmerizing figure.
Over the centuries, the Dwarkadhish Temple witnessed various transformations and remendation, as different rulers and patrons contributed to its upkeep and expansion. Despite the end of time and the challenges faced, the temple remained a symbol of unwavering faith and devotion.
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