Know The Historical History Of The Famous ‘Trishul Bhed’ Temple Of Jabalpur

Know the historical history of the famous ‘Trishul Bhed’ temple of Jabalpur.

You must have seen many temples, but today we will cross the thrilling paths and show you Lord Shiva of Trishul Bhed Temple.

Actually, this temple is situated at a distance of 35 km from Jabalpur. This beautiful and ancient temple, far away from the urban noise of Jabalpur, still seems undiscovered and untouched.

Even in today’s era, people know very little about this temple. In such a situation, we will tell you the complete information about this temple.

Lord Shiva still exists today.

Let us tell you that Trishul distinction is such a place, which is far away from the urban noise and noise. Here it seems as if you have come to a peaceful Shiva place like the Himalayas or Kailash.

Mother Narmada flows around this temple making noise. Pandit ji told that even today Lord Shiva is present here and he fulfills the wishes of the devotees.

Know the historical history of the famous ‘Trishul Bhed’ temple: The story of the temple is historical.

Why the name of this temple is called “Trishul Bhed” this story is also found in Shivpuran.

In which a demon named Andhakasur does penance and Lord Bholenath is pleased with his penance and gives him darshan.

Andhakasur sought the boon of immortality from Lord Shiva and as soon as he got this boon, he started torturing everyone with his misdeeds.

Lord Bholenath was also bound by his boon. That’s why they too could not kill Andhakasur.

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Trishul Bhed Temple got its name like this.

After thought, Bholenath asked his trident to kill a demon named Andhakasur, but he told Lord Shiva that it was not possible.

Because Andhakasura is a human and he cannot kill a human. Trishul then told Shiva that if he kills Andhakasura he would lose all his divine power, yet Trishul would go and kill him.

Trishul went ahead and killed Andhakasura, after that Trishul lost its powers. Lord Shankar took it to all the auspicious places to give powers to his Trishul again.

Meanwhile, Shiva forced this Trishul into the water of the river Narmada with force.

In a natural way, the Trishul again came back to its former powerful state. This is the reason why this place is called Trishul Bheda.