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  Govind Devji Temple Guide
 

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Govind Devji Temple

Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan
Diety: Radha and Krishna
Original Location: Vrindavan, Uttarpradesh
Relocated By: Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1590 AD


* THE DIVINE ARRIVAL *

OF

THAKUR SHRI RADHA GOVIND DEVJI MAHARAJ

TO JAIPUR

 

* Endowments *

THE ROBES

The Robes are primarily divided in Winter Wears & Summer Wears. Winter wears are known as "Jama Paushak" – generally made of cotton / silk / Fibre / Parcha (a special ornamental festive fibre). Summer Wears include 'Dhoti-Dupatta' made of cotton, voil, malmal and silk.

A decorative shining material called 'Gota' (prepared from gold / silver /any other metal or other shining material fibres) is usually applied to the robes.


The dresses also differ on the festive & auspicious days as follows:


1. Ekadashi (a fast day): Natwar –Vesh Paushak in blood red colour with 'gota',

2. Poornima (full moon day): White Apparels with 'gota' on Sharad - Poornima, it is in silver parcha. And

On Ras Poornima, it is in golden parcha (Jama Paushaks)


3. Amavasya(moon less night): Black Apparels with 'gota'

4. Hindi 'Chaitra' Month : Apparels made from real flower buds with flower-decorated wooden frames ( Buds of Mogra, Rai-bel, Rajnigandha & Flowers of  Rose etc.)

THE ORNAMENTS & CROWNS ( Golden and / or Silver Metal with Jewels)

Ekadashi : Inclined Mukut (Head Cap), Singa, Chhari (stick), Bansi (Flute), Kundal (Earings), Chik (Neck Ornament), Hand Bangles,  Hath Phool, Haar, Locket Haar, Kamar Peti (Waist Band), Eye Brow, Tilak, Kiran, Kara (Leg-Bangle), etc.

Poornima : Different type of Mukut (crown), Chhari (stick), Bansi, Kundal, Hath Phool, Tilak, Kiran, Chik, Bangle, Kamar Peti, Kara, Locket-Haar, Eyebrow etc.


Amavasya: Different type of Mukut and other ornaments as above.

Shringar

After Mangla Jhanki, the make-up of all the SACRED IDOLS is done by the Pujaris in the following sequence:


1. Bath is given with holy water. In winter warm water is used.

2. Dresses are changed

3. Saffron & Sandal Makeup (dslj &panu ls J`axkj) is done

4. Ornaments are put on

5. Finally Real Flower Garlands ( rose, raibel etc.) are put on.


And then the "Dhoop Jhanki" is opened. The make up remains the same till Sandhya Jhanki in the evening.

After closing of "Sandhya Jhanki", the ornaments are taken off and the saffron-sandal make up is removed.

Different dresses for night are changed (vksykbZ iks'kkd). Thereafter "Shayan Jhanki" is opened.

After close of Shyan Jhanki, the Pujaris come out of Garbha Graha. The doors are closed & sealed. The temple doors are closed.


For the convenience of the visitors/ 'darshanarthis'/pilgrims, from Dhoop Jhanki to Shayan Jhanki, the Office in the temple premises remains open which as well looks after and maintains the daily activities.

 
 
 
 

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