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*History of baba kashi vishvanath.
Kashi Vishwanath Temple, the main among the Dwadash Jyotirlinga is in Kashi since time immemorial. This place is the original place of Shiva and Parvati; that is why Avi mukteshwar is considered the first linga in Adi linga. It is also mentioned in Mahabharata and Upanishads. The Vishwanath temple, which was renovated by King Harishchandra in the 11th century BC, was renovated by Emperor Vikramaditya. It was demolished by Muhammad Ghori in 1194 after being plundered. According to historians, this magnificent temple was demolished in 1194 by Muhammad Ghori. It was rebuilt, but it was demolished in 1447 by Sultan Mahmud Shah of Jaunpur. Again in 1585 AD, a grand temple was constructed at this place by Pt. Narayan Bhatt with the help of Raja Todarmal. This magnificent temple was ordered by Shah Jahan in 1632 and sent the army to destroy it. The army could not destroy the central temple of Vishwanath temple due to the strong resistance of Hindus, but 63 other temples of Kashi were demolished. In his book 'Dan Hara wali' that the temple was rebuilt in 1585 by Todarmal. On 18 April 1669, Aurangzeb issued a decree ordering the destruction of the Kashi Vishwanath temple. This decree is preserved even today in the Asiatic Library, Kolkata. The description of this demolition is in 'Ma side Alamgiri' written by the writer of that time Saki Mustard Khan. On the orders of Aurangzeb, a Gyan Vapi mosque was built by demolishing the temple here. On 2 September 1669, Aurangzeb was informed of the completion of the temple demolition. Aurangzeb had also passed an order to convert thousands of Brahmins to Muslims every day. Today, 90 percent of the Muslims of Uttar Pradesh are Brahmins. Between 1752 and 1780, Maratha Sardar Datta JI Scindia and Malhar Rao Holkar made efforts to liberate the temple. On 7 August 1770 AD, Maha DJI Scindia got the Emperor Shah Alam of Delhi to issue an order to recover the compensation for breaking the temple. Still, by then, Kashi was ruled by the East India Company, so the temple's renovation stopped. This temple was renovated by Maharani Ahilyabai of Indore in 1777-80. Ahilyabai Holkar built a Vishwanath temple in this complex on which Maharaja Ranjit Singh of Punjab built a golden umbrella. Maharani Baija bai of Gwalior built a pavilion of Gyan Vapi, and Maharaja Nepal installed a huge Nandi statue there. In 1809 the Hindus of Kashi forcibly occupied the mosque because the entire area is the area of the Gyan Vapi Pavilion, which is now known as the Gyan Vapi Masjid. On 30 December 1810, the then-District Magistrate of Banaras, Mr. Watson, had written a letter to the 'Vice President in Council' asking to hand over the Gyan Vapi campus to the Hindus forever, but this was never possible. In the history books, the mention of temples and their destruction from the 11th to the 15th century also comes to the fore. Contemporary writer of Muhammad Tughlaq (1325) Jin prabh Suri has written in the book 'Vividh Kalp Teerth' that Baba Vishwanath was called Dev Kshetra. Writer Fu rer has also written that some temples were converted into mosques during Firoz Shah Tughlaq. In 1460, Vachaspati, in his book 'Tirtha Chintamani' describes that Avi mukteshwar and Vishe Ishvara are the same linga.
* Secrets of Baba Kashi Vishwanath.
1. Kashi on the trident of Shiva It is said that Kashi, situated on the banks of the Ganges, is situated on the tip of the trident of Lord Shiva, where Kashi Vishwanath, one of the twelve Jyotirlinga, is situated. This city of Kashi, which is arched on the banks of the holy Bhagirathi Ganges, is actually sin-destructive. This throne is very dear to Lord Shankar; that is why he has named it his capital and Kashinath.
2. Vishnu ki Puri According to the Purana, earlier it was the puri of Lord Vishnu, where the tears of Srihari had fallen, the point became the lake, and the Lord was revered here by the name of 'Bindu Madhav. Mahadev liked Kashi so much that he asked this holy puri from Vishnu for his regular residence. Since then, Kashi became his abode. The holy place of Hindus in Kashi is 'Kashi Vishwanath.' It is said that Vishnu created a Push Karni here with his contemplation, and for about fifty thousand years, he did severe penance here.
3. The temple was demolished here. According to the Chinese traveler (Hi can Tsang), there were a hundred temples in Kashi during his time, but the Muslim invaders destroyed all the temples and built mosques. The Vishwanath temple, which was renovated by King Harishchandra in the 11th century BC, was renovated by Emperor Vikramaditya. It was demolished by Muhammad Ghori in 1194 after being plundered. According to historians, this magnificent temple was demolished in 1194 by Muhammad Ghori. It was rebuilt, but it was demolished in 1447 by Sultan Mahmud Shah of Jaunpur. Again in 1585 AD, a grand temple was constructed at this place by Pt. Narayan Bhatt with the help of Raja Todarmal. This magnificent temple was ordered by Shah Jahan in 1632 and sent the army to destroy it. The army could not destroy the central temple of Vishwanath temple due to the strong resistance of Hindus, but 63 other temples of Kashi were demolished.
4. Kotwal of Kashi Bhairav is considered a ganas of Shiva and a follower of Parvati. Bhairav is very important among Hindu deities. He is called the Kotwal of Kashi. Before darshan in Kashi, Vishwanath Bhairav has to be seen; only then the importance of darshan is considered. It is mentioned that Bhairav originated from the blood of Shiva. Later the said blood was divided into two parts - first Batuk Bhairav and second Kaal Bhairav. Mainly there is a practice of worshiping two Bhairav, one Kaal Bhairav , and the other Batuk Bhairav.
5. Moksha is attained in Kashi It is believed that on the death of a human being in Varanasi or Kashi, Mahadev himself preaches the liberating Tarak Mantra to him. That is why most people come here to spend the last time of their life in Kashi and stay here till they die. Adequate arrangements have been made in its Kashi. Varanasi has been considered a Hindu salvation pilgrimage site for many centuries. According to the scriptures, when a person dies, the deceased's ashes are immersed here in the Ganges for salvation. This city is one of the cities of Sapt mokshadayini.
6.Kashi, the oldest city in India Egypt (Egypt), Baghdad, De Tehran, Mecca, Rome, Athens, Jerusalem, By bl os, Jericho, Moh en -Jo Daro, Harappa, Lon an, Mosul, etc. are counted among the ancient cities of the world. Still, according to mythological and historical facts, Varanasi is the oldest city in the world. Even if the world does not agree, it is the oldest city in India. Varanasi is considered the oldest city in Asia based on the evidence obtained so far of settlement in cities and towns. Evidence of people's habitation in it is more than 3,000 years old. Although some scholars consider it to be about 5,000 years old, according to the mention found in Hindu scriptures, it is an even older city. The mention of Kashi is found in Rigveda, the oldest text in the world. It is also mentioned in Mahabharata and Upanishads.
7. City of Mahatmas and Saints. Lord Buddha gave his first discourse hereafter attaining enlightenment at Bodh Gaya, and three Tirth Nagar of Jain were born here. Hence it is a holy place for all three religions. Kabir sat here and spread his message in the world. Tulsidas Ji composed Ramcharitmanas sitting here. In this way, Kashi is the holy place of many Mahatmas and saints. Apart from Lord Buddha and Shankaracharya, many saints like Ramanuja, Vallabhacharya, Saint Kabir, Guru Nanak, Tulsidas, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Raidas, etc. visited this city. At one time, it had become the main place of Satsang and debate in Hinduism. People used to come to Varanasi in ancient times to study Sanskrit. 8. City of Music Houses The Gharana of Varanasi have their own style in Hindustani music. In 1194, Shahabuddin Gouri plundered and damaged this city. Its name was changed to Muhammadabad during the Mughal period. Later it was placed under the direct control of the Awadh court.
8. Banarasi Paan, Babu, and Saree Famous in the World Kashi is also called Banaras. The Banarasi Paan, Banarasi Silk Saree, and Banaras Hindu University are famous for their fame not only in the whole of India but also abroad. The people here are also wonderful, who are called Banarasi Babu. Their behavior is charming and knowledgeable. Banarasi babu is sharp in mind. If seen, Kashi is the city of tremendous leaders, actors, singers, musicians, dancers, and artists.
09. Uttarkashi, also Kashi Uttarkashi, is called Chhota Kashi. Rishikesh is the main place of Uttarkashi district. Barkot, a part of Uttarkashi district, was once part of the Garhwal state. Today Barkot is a significant city of Uttarkashi. The land of Uttarkashi has been a place of spiritual experience and austerity for Indian sages for centuries. People from all over the world have been coming here to learn the Vedic language. According to the Mahabharata, in Uttarkashi itself, a great sage Root India had done severe penance here. In the Kedar Khand of Skanda Purana, Uttarkashi and Bhagirathi, Jahnavi, and Bhil Ganga are described.
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