Pisanhari ki Madiya Jabalpur

There are many temples in India and the world which have their own story. Some temples are famous for their divine powers and some for their mythology and cultural literature. There is a similar temple in Jabalpur district of Madhya Pradesh state of India which is famous for the utmost devotion and devotion of a devotee. This temple is known as Pisanhari Ki Madiya and this temple is a temple of Jainism. This Jain temple was built in the 15th century by a woman who worshiped Jainism and despite being poor, she saved money and built this temple. Pisanhari Ki Madiya is one of the special temples of Jabalpur and is known for its beauty and historical importance.

This temple is situated on a hill and there are lush green trees all around it which add to its beauty. In this complex, the idol of Lord Mahaviraswamy is enshrined in the main temple and some small idols are also kept around it.

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Post date September 8, 2023

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Later, 13 more temples were constructed at this place and the construction work of the 14th temple is going on. Now there are a total of 14 temples in this temple complex. Apart from the temple, Gurukul, Bridhashram, hospital, and many social institutions were opened at this place for the welfare of the people. This place is now being looked after by Digambar Jain Parswanath Sanstha.

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History of Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur

This temple, a symbol of devotion, was built in the 15th century year 1442 and was built by a poor woman. According to old stories, it is said that 600 years ago, a poor woman who was a devotee of Jainism wanted to build a Jain temple but due to lack of money, she was not able to do so. But it is said that when there is a vision to do any work and immense devotion in the heart, then every work becomes possible. To raise money, the woman started raising money by grinding grains in a flour mill. At that time hand mill was used to grind flour.

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Soon his efforts paid off and he earned enough money for the construction of the temple and got a temple built here. Even today, this temple is called Pisanhari Ki Madiya in the name of this woman. Pisanhari means a woman who grinds flour with a hand mill. There is a statue of this woman at the entrance of the temple and the stones of the hand mill are still preserved in this temple. She is also called Shramik Devi because, with her tireless efforts, she built this temple and made the impossible possible.

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Timing of Pisanhari ki Madiya Jabalpur

6 AM – 9 PM (All Days)

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How to Reach

By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur is 9.5km away from here, You can reach Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus.

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By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur, Railway Station. It is only 22.8km away from here. After entering, you can reach Pisanhari ki Madiya by taxi, auto, or bus.

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By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city.