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Khandoba Mandir of Jejuri
Khandoba Mandir of Jejuri
Jejuri village in foreground and Khandoba mandir on the hill in background at Jejuri, somewhere between 1855 and 1862
Jejuri village in foreground and Khandoba mandir on the hill in background at Jejuri, somewhere between 1855 and 1862
Side view of this temple
Side view of this temple
Deepstambha at Khandoba Mandir, Jejuri
Deepstambha at Khandoba Mandir, Jejuri
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Khandoba and Mhalsa killing demons Mani-Malla — a popular oleograph, c.1880.
Khandoba and Mhalsa killing demons Mani-Malla — a popular oleograph, c.1880.
The sanctum of Khandoba's older temple Kadepathar, Jejuri. Khandoba is worshipped in three forms: stone icon with the consorts (top), metal icon with
The sanctum of Khandoba's older temple Kadepathar, Jejuri. Khandoba is worshipped in three forms: stone icon with the consorts (top), metal icon with Mhalsa (mid, covered with garlands) and two lingas, symbolizing him and Mhalsa.
Mani is seen worshipped in the Jejuri temple of Khandoba
Mani is seen worshipped in the Jejuri temple of Khandoba
Khandoba with his two chief wives: Mhalsa and Banai.
Khandoba with his two chief wives: Mhalsa and Banai.