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'MAHESHWARY'
THIS IS BIG RELIGION IN THE WORLD

"Mahesh" - is a religious symbol for Maheshwari meghwaR community. All Maheshwaries known as Mahesh due to its religious hierarchy of Gods like "Shree Matangdev, Shree Lunangdev, Shree Mataidev, Shree Mamaidev and Shree Matiyadev" etc. MaheshwarY community is spread in Gujarat and Maharashtra state in India and Sindh state in Pakistan. The main holy places called "Chaardham" of Maheshwary samaj is now situated at Sindh state in Pakistan. Another temples are also located at Gujarat state in India.

When God "Shree Matangdev" was navigate in Gujarat state and left their impact. God "Matangdev" was left own stuff of body like hair and nails are venerating up today at "Bagthada Dhaam" temple in Anjar city in Kutch-Gujarat. he was also bathed at "Matangrai" lake at "Varsamedi" village near Anjar.

Another temple of God "Matang dev" located at "Chandrua" hill near by Lakhond village in Bhuj taluka where God "Matang dev" was constantly meditate up to 1200 year.

"Trein jaar dham" is one of group of shrine of "Matang dev" family. This temple is also famous for a salvadora tree(મીઠીજાર) which grown by Shree "Matang dev" during that ancient time.

Temple of God "Lunang dev" located at Luni village in Mundra taluka. The main holy place of God "Matiya dev" placed at Gudthar village in Abdasa taluka in Kutch District in india.

""BHAAR MATI PANTH""

The Four Shrines of Maheshwari Meghwar Saints in Sindh belong to the Bar Mati Panth, which was initiated by Shree Dhanee Matang Dev in the 11th Century A.D. through preaching in Sindh and Kutch including some parts of Gujarat and Rajasthan. His descendant Shree Lurang Dev, Shree Matai Dev and Shree Mamai Dev extended the sacred cause to uplift the low caste people. Their shrines are now located in the Southern part of Sindh, that are visited as centers of pilgrimages by the Maheshwari Meghwar followers. This introductory paper will contribute information on the historical background of Shrines in the context of the Panth. The simplicity of the shrines and the heavily performed pilgrimage rituals thereon are dominated by the complex methodology and symbolism of the Panth that still preserve the original identity of these shrines.

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