Khanduji Bhosale helped ‘devdasis’, the occupant of the area, to bring the Jagannath idol to Nagpur at 1770-75.
Toi roll back the pages of history along with Raje Mudhoji Bhosale to find out the origin of the red light area that is now mired in the controversy of Bapu.
He has helped ‘Devdasis’ Ganga Jamuna bring God God Jagannath to the city between 1770-1775 – seven decades after Nagpur was founded by Bakht Bulland Shah, a King Gond.
Biting People’s Confidence Ganga and Jamuna Theory as an ancestor of sex workers at this time, Raje Mudhoji Bhosale, who came from the Nagpur royal family, had a different taking to share.
“Ganga and Jamuna are two tributaries from the Nag River from Lava Village.
The name of the local light area is from two NAG tributaries and not a sister,” he said.
Nagpur Trust and Lions Club, said some settlements were present on the edge of the two tributaries from the time of the Kings of Gond.
“These residents are used to visit Puri (Odisha) to worship God Jagannath.
Then, the Bhosale Dynasty stretches from SIt (somewhere now in Pakistan) for Cuttack,” Bhosale said which was a descendant of 11 Raghuji Bhosale (1) and 13 Shivaji Maharaj.
“Khanduji Bhosale has won over Bengal and places side by side.
Kings Bhosale has revived the spiritual glory of Puri, renovating temples and continuing worship and rituals stopped by Mughal,” Bhosale said.
On one visit like that, Khanduji met Devdasis from Ganga Jamuna which was on their annual visit to Jagannath Temple.
Dewa Jagannath changed at that time according to the norm after every 12 years.
“Devdasis Nagpur asked Khanduji Bhosale to help them take older gods back to Nagpur.
It was permitted,” he said.
Whosale also assigned one of the main commanders, Chorghare Devajipanth, to ensure a temple arranged.
“Dewa was brought under Khanduji’s protection and subsequently a temple was established.
The temple and god there are still those who have to be subject to the police department,” he said.
“I now intend to do a project for a temple facelift because it is not in good condition now.
Because, it was my ancestor who had established a temple and was also facilitated to bring gods, I would try to restore the glory of his past,” said Bhosale.Bhosale, who his ancestors got The title ‘Saina Saheb Turns’ from Shivaji Maharaj, said Shiva Temple was also built by her ancestors for Ganga Jamuna.Bhosale women said Lokal Ganga Jamuna served the kings forced to spend their language together away from their families.
“Which dynasties may have been served, it is an army entertained here,” he said.
Bhosale also showed that the black stones placed on several Ganga Jamuna lines were collected from the hill along the two tributaries of the Nag River.
Sontakke Shrikant, who jointly wrote ‘Adhunik Nagpur’ with a famous historian in BR Andhare, said the origin of Ganga Jamuna was mired by controversy and ambiguity.
“But it was associated with King Bhosale,” he said.