*Proof of Kashi Vishwanath Mandir:* 1. According to Kashi Khanda of Skanda Purana there were 1099 temples in Varanasi several centuries back, out of which 513 were dedicated to Shiva. Inside there were five mandapas (halls or pavilions of the temple). The main mandapa was the garbhagriha, where the Shiva Linga of Vishwanath was revered. There were four mandapas on four sides of the temple: Jnana mandapa in the east; Shringar (Ranga) mandapa in the west; Aishwarya mandapa in the north; and Mukti mandapa in the south which was also the site of the idol of Vishnu swami, the main deity in that mandap. It is speculated that the height of the spire was around 128 feet. The main gate of the temple was on the west side near the Dvara Vinayaka. As per , the garbhagriha, Mukti mandapa and Aishwarya mandapa are currently a part of the main building of the so-called Gyanvapi masjid. The other structures have been either converted or demolished. 2. Aurangzeb ordered the demoIition of the Kashi Vishwanath temple in March/April 1669 and the task was reported to have been accomplished in Sept 1669. At the same time, the mosque called ‘Gyanvapi Masjid’ (Gyanvapi mosque) was built on the demolition site. As a result of the destruction, the Mukti maṇḍapa of the original Kashi Vishweshwar temple complex became a part of the mosque. Eventually, the remnants of the Vishnu Peetha housed in it were completely wiped out. 3. Fortunately, Bharat regained its glory under Hindavi Swarajya/Maratha Empire of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The Kashi Vishwanath temple was rebuilt in 1776 by Ahilyabai Holkar - the Maratha queen of Malwa. A survey report of the Gyanvapi Masjid complex found evidence of the presence of Hindu idols, markings that resemble Hindu relics and ancient Hindu temple artefacts. 4. The report mentioned the discovery of a “stone structure....which looks like a big Shivling” in the ceremonial ablution tank of the mosque. Broken artifacts of elephant trunk was found on the western wall....swastika, trishul (trident) and paan (betel leaf) symbols were found engraved on the stones...all these artwork appear in the style of ancient Bharatiya temples. 5. Four doors and four pillars were found in the basement. Other artefacts and objects mentioned in the report were six betel leaf-shaped figures inscribed on the wall about three feet above the ground, motifs of bells, urns and flowers etched on some pillars, leaves and lotus-like structures. 6. The presence of four idol-like structures with sindoor or vermillion smeared on them and a possible arrangement for lighting diyas or earthen lamps. It also referred to three-four sculptures and stone slabs that local people believe were remnants of the Sringar Gauri temple. 7. Report also said that religious symbols were present on the back wall of the Gyanvapi mosque, including that of Sheshnag and lotus. “From the north to west side of the wall, there is an embossed work of vermilion colour on the slab. In this, four idols in form of a deity is visible. Nandi was in the temple complex. 8. The survey also referred to two books that mentioned the presence of an ancient temple at the site, and said shapes of walls around the main dome of the mosque resembled the maps in the books. 9. Hindu artifacts and bells are seen on the pillars present in the Gyanvapi complex along with the idols of Nandi and Hanuman ji. The semi-demolished wall of the temple, pillars, and ruins are visible in a sketch of the mosque by James Princep. 10. Aurangzeb demolished the original Kashi Visvesvara Temple and raised the Gyanvapi mosque using its debris. In fact, another famous mosque which underwent the same Aurangzebian fate still stands in the sacred city: the Alamgir Masjid, built after destroying the Bindu Madhava Temple. 11. GYANVAPI” is an intriguing name for a mosque. Vapi means well. “Gyanvapi” is the corruption of the Sanskrit term Jnana-Vapi or the Well of (Sacred) Knowledge, symbolising Shiva-Tattva (or the Philosophy of Shiva).
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*Proof of Kashi Vishwanath Mandir:*
1. According to Kashi Khanda of Skanda Purana there were 1099 temples in Varanasi several centuries back, out of which 513 were dedicated to Shiva. Inside there were five mandapas (halls or pavilions of the temple). The main mandapa was the garbhagriha, where the Shiva Linga of Vishwanath was revered. There were four mandapas on four sides of the temple: Jnana mandapa in the east; Shringar (Ranga) mandapa in the west; Aishwarya mandapa in the north; and Mukti mandapa in the south which was also the site of the idol of Vishnu swami, the main deity in that mandap. It is speculated that the height of the spire was around 128 feet. The main gate of the temple was on the west side near the Dvara Vinayaka. As per , the garbhagriha, Mukti mandapa and Aishwarya mandapa are currently a part of the main building of the so-called Gyanvapi masjid. The other structures have been either converted or demolished.
2. Aurangzeb ordered the demoIition of the Kashi Vishwanath temple in March/April 1669 and the task was reported to have been accomplished in Sept 1669. At the same time, the mosque called ‘Gyanvapi Masjid’ (Gyanvapi mosque) was built on the demolition site. As a result of the destruction, the Mukti maṇḍapa of the original Kashi Vishweshwar temple complex became a part of the mosque. Eventually, the remnants of the Vishnu Peetha housed in it were completely wiped out.
3. Fortunately, Bharat regained its glory under Hindavi Swarajya/Maratha Empire of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The Kashi Vishwanath temple was rebuilt in 1776 by Ahilyabai Holkar - the Maratha queen of Malwa. A survey report of the Gyanvapi Masjid complex found evidence of the presence of Hindu idols, markings that resemble Hindu relics and ancient Hindu temple artefacts.
4. The report mentioned the discovery of a “stone structure....which looks like a big Shivling” in the ceremonial ablution tank of the mosque. Broken artifacts of elephant trunk was found on the western wall....swastika, trishul (trident) and paan (betel leaf) symbols were found engraved on the stones...all these artwork appear in the style of ancient Bharatiya temples.
5. Four doors and four pillars were found in the basement. Other artefacts and objects mentioned in the report were six betel leaf-shaped figures inscribed on the wall about three feet above the ground, motifs of bells, urns and flowers etched on some pillars, leaves and lotus-like structures.
6. The presence of four idol-like structures with sindoor or vermillion smeared on them and a possible arrangement for lighting diyas or earthen lamps. It also referred to three-four sculptures and stone slabs that local people believe were remnants of the Sringar Gauri temple.
7. Report also said that religious symbols were present on the back wall of the Gyanvapi mosque, including that of Sheshnag and lotus. “From the north to west side of the wall, there is an embossed work of vermilion colour on the slab. In this, four idols in form of a deity is visible. Nandi was in the temple complex.
8. The survey also referred to two books that mentioned the presence of an ancient temple at the site, and said shapes of walls around the main dome of the mosque resembled the maps in the books.
9. Hindu artifacts and bells are seen on the pillars present in the Gyanvapi complex along with the idols of Nandi and Hanuman ji. The semi-demolished wall of the temple, pillars, and ruins are visible in a sketch of the mosque by James Princep.
10. Aurangzeb demolished the original Kashi Visvesvara Temple and raised the Gyanvapi mosque using its debris. In fact, another famous mosque which underwent the same Aurangzebian fate still stands in the sacred city: the Alamgir Masjid, built after destroying the Bindu Madhava Temple.
11. GYANVAPI” is an intriguing name for a mosque. Vapi means well. “Gyanvapi” is the corruption of the Sanskrit term Jnana-Vapi or the Well of (Sacred) Knowledge, symbolising Shiva-Tattva (or the Philosophy of Shiva).
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