Mata Chinnamasta Temple Himachal


This is the previous Temple of Mata Bhagwati Chinnamasta Devi. Consistent with one in all the sacred books of Sanatam Dharm, Shri Markandeye Puran, once killing of all the Asuras and upon finish within the huge war, Maa Bhagwati's a pair of 'sahyoginis', Jaya and Vijaya UN agency had killed the assorted Asuras and drank their blood, were still thirst for a lot of blood. Therefore Maa cut her own head and quenched the thirst of her sahyoginis together with her own blood. Since then, Maa Bhagwati's this roop was known as Maa Chinnamastika or Mata Chinnamasta (Chinna is while not and Masta is Head).


As per previous Granths, Puranas and alternative Dharmic Books, it's conjointly mentioned that Maa Chhinnamastika's Dham or place or temple are guarded by Lord Rudra Mahadev all sides. Therefore this place includes a excellent reasoning to be that Dham/ Temple. it's Mahadev's temple on all four sides as

East- Kaleshwar Mahadev Temple
West- Narahna Mahadev Temple
North- Muchhkund Mahadev Temple
South-knife urban center Temple

Hence, this temple was declared as Maa Chinnamastika Devi Dham or Mata Chinnamasta Temple.


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