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Chhattisgarh - Pilgrimages and Temples


Religious Traditions of Chhattisgarh:

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1.
Sri Rama in Dandakaranya Forest
Sri Rama in
Dandakaranya Forest
Rama Tradition of Chhattisgarh:
(Valmiki Ramayana)
(Ramcharitmanas)

Dandakaranya → Sri Rama stayed in Dandakaranya forest during his forest exile (identified with Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh regions). Sri Rama visited the hermitages of sages Sharabhanga, Suteekshna and Agastya in Dandakaranya.



2.
Devi Durga
Devi
Devi Tradition of Chhattisgarh:

Rajnandgaon → Devi abides in Rajnandgaon as Devi Bamleshwari.

Dantewada → Devi abides in Dantewada as Devi Danteshwari.



3.
Sage Sharabhanga
Sage Sharabhanga
Sages and Chhattisgarh:
(Valmiki Ramayana)
(Srimad Bhagavatam)
(Brahmanda Purana)

Sharabhanga (Dandakaranya) → Sage Sharabhanga had his hermitage in Dandakaranya where Sri Rama visited during his forest exile.

Suteekshna (Dandakaranya) → Sage Suteekshna had his hermitage in Dandakaranya where Sri Rama visited during his forest exile.

Agastya's brother → Sage Agastya's brother had his hermitage in Dandakaranya near Panchavati where Sri Rama visited during his forest exile (before visiting the Agastya Ashrama).

Agastya → Sage Agastya had his hermitage in Dandakaranya near Panchavati where Sri Rama visited during his forest exile. Sage Agastya suggested Sri Rama to live in Panchavati.



4.
Dandakaranya Forest
Dandakaranya Forest
Sacred Geography of Chhattisgarh:

Forests:
Dandakaranya Forest (Puranic) → Dandakaranya



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