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==Kans Kila / [[:hi:कंस किला|कंस किला]]== | ==Kans Kila / [[:hi:कंस किला|कंस किला]]== | ||
| − | *After [[Saraswati Patan Tirth]] (Krishna Ganga Ghat) and [[Som Tirth]] (Gau-ghat), one comes to Kans | + | *After [[Saraswati Patan Tirth]] (Krishna Ganga Ghat) and [[Som Tirth]] (Gau-ghat), one comes to Kans Qila (the fort of Kansa), Ghantakarna and Mukti-tirth. |
| − | *Kans Kila was the residence or palace of Kansa. | + | *Kans Kila was the residence or palace of [[Kansa]]. |
*The ruins that lie here today bear testimony to this. | *The ruins that lie here today bear testimony to this. | ||
| − | *Between Kans | + | *Between Kans Qila and Vasudev Ghat (near [[Swami Ghat]]) are [[Brahma Tirth|Brahma Ghat]], Vaikuntha Ghat and [[Dharapatan Tirth|Dharapatan]]. |
*Then, after Asikund and Manikarnika Ghat is [[Vishram Ghat]], which completes the ten-miles parikrama of [[Mathura]]. | *Then, after Asikund and Manikarnika Ghat is [[Vishram Ghat]], which completes the ten-miles parikrama of [[Mathura]]. | ||
[[hi:कंस किला]] | [[hi:कंस किला]] | ||
[[Category:Index]] | [[Category:Index]] | ||
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Kans Kila / कंस किला
- After Saraswati Patan Tirth (Krishna Ganga Ghat) and Som Tirth (Gau-ghat), one comes to Kans Qila (the fort of Kansa), Ghantakarna and Mukti-tirth.
- Kans Kila was the residence or palace of Kansa.
- The ruins that lie here today bear testimony to this.
- Between Kans Qila and Vasudev Ghat (near Swami Ghat) are Brahma Ghat, Vaikuntha Ghat and Dharapatan.
- Then, after Asikund and Manikarnika Ghat is Vishram Ghat, which completes the ten-miles parikrama of Mathura.