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- Taxakeshwar abstract "Taxakeshawar or Takhaji is a place of religious and historical importance in Mandsaur district in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated at a distance of 22 km from Bhanpura town on Hinglajgarh road. This is the site of serpent king taxak, where he is worshiped as Taxakeshawar but the local people call him Takhaji. Curiously enough he shares the worship of the country folk with Dhanvantri, the Indian Aesculapius. The shrine in question stands on a most romantic spot from village Navali situated on the table land at the foot of which Bhanpura lies.There is a grand natural water pool full of many varieties of fish. The source of water in it is a hot water spring which falls from a height of about 200 feet. The river Takhali at a distance of about 10 km from Chambal River that flows to Jhalawar in Rajasthan falls into this water pool and forms the water fall. This place is probably the only site having a temple and a statue of nagaraja Taxak. Statue of Taxaka is shown with seven serpent hoods protecting from above. In one hand of Taxaka is shown a human head. On one side is shown his wife and his son on other side. The period of installing this statue is estimated to be 12th century.A fair is organized on every purnima of baisakh month of Hindu Calendar.In front of the statue of Taxaka is installed the statue of Dhanvantari. The main temple has also the statue of Shiva, considered as swami of Taxaka.".
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- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Bhanpura.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hindu_temples_in_Madhya_Pradesh.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mandsaur.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Temples_in_Madhya_Pradesh.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Dhanavantari.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Dhanvantari.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Hinglajgarh.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Janamejaya.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Jhalawar.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Lord_Vishnu.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Madhya_Pradesh.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Malwa.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Mandsaur.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Nagda.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Navali_Mandsaur.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Parikshit.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Puranas.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Puranic.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Rajasthan.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Shiva.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Takshak.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Takshaka.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Taxak.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Taxaka.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink Vishnu.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink File:Statue_of_Dhanvantari.jpg.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink File:Taxaka_Statue.jpg.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink File:Taxakeshwar_temple.JPG.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLink File:Taxakeshwar_waterfall.jpg.
- Taxakeshwar wikiPageWikiLinkText "Taxakeshwar".
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- Taxakeshwar subject Category:Hindu_temples_in_Madhya_Pradesh.
- Taxakeshwar subject Category:Mandsaur.
- Taxakeshwar subject Category:Temples_in_Madhya_Pradesh.
- Taxakeshwar hypernym Place.
- Taxakeshwar type Article.
- Taxakeshwar type Place.
- Taxakeshwar type Settlement.
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- Taxakeshwar type Attraction.
- Taxakeshwar type Place.
- Taxakeshwar comment "Taxakeshawar or Takhaji is a place of religious and historical importance in Mandsaur district in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated at a distance of 22 km from Bhanpura town on Hinglajgarh road. This is the site of serpent king taxak, where he is worshiped as Taxakeshawar but the local people call him Takhaji. Curiously enough he shares the worship of the country folk with Dhanvantri, the Indian Aesculapius.".
- Taxakeshwar label "Taxakeshwar".
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- Taxakeshwar sameAs Q7689496.
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- Taxakeshwar wasDerivedFrom Taxakeshwar?oldid=513694641.
- Taxakeshwar depiction Taxakeshwar_temple.JPG.
- Taxakeshwar isPrimaryTopicOf Taxakeshwar.