Khatu Shyam Ji: How Khatu Shyam Ji’s Head Traveled from Kurukshetra to Sikar.

Khatu Shyam Ji: Unravel the fascinating tale of Khatu Shyam Ji’s origin from the Mahabharata era to Sikar, Rajasthan.

Learn about Barbarik’s sacrifice and the miraculous discovery of his head in Khatu village. How did the head of Khatu Shyam Ji reach Sikar from Kurukshetra? Know the story related to this

Khatu Shyam Mandir: The story of Khatu Shyam ji is related to the Mahabharata period.

He is also called the wielder of three arrows because it is believed that he was such a warrior who could win the entire war with just three arrows.

This question must have arisen in your mind as to how the head of Khatu Shyam ji reached the Sikar district of Rajasthan from Kurukshetra. Let us know the mythological story related to this.

Khatu Shyam Ji: Mythology related to sheesh.

Barbarik was said to be the grandson of Bhima and the son of Ghatotkacha. He wanted to participate in the Mahabharata war. On this, his mother told him to support the loser in the war.

Shri Krishna knew that if Barbarika supported the Kaurava army after seeing its defeat, then the war would go in favor of the Kauravas.

In such a situation, Lord Krishna asked for Barbarik’s head as a donation. Then Barbarik ji also offered his head at the feet of Shri Krishna.

Lord Krishna was very happy about this. After the war ended, Shri Krishna blessed Barbarik’s head and threw it into the Rupavati river.

The head was found here.

It is believed that after the beginning of Kaliyuga, the head of Barbarik ji was found buried in the earth in Khatu village of Sikar.

When a cow was passing through this place, milk started flowing from her udders on its own.

The villagers were astonished to see this and they got him excavated at the place. The head of Barbarik ji was found during the excavation.

On the other hand, King Roop Singh of Khatu village had a dream in which he was ordered to build a temple and install the head in it and the king did the same.

It is believed that where Khatu Shyam’s pond is located today, the head of Barbarik ji was also found there. For this reason, this pond also has special recognition.

 

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