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==Chhata / [[:hi:छाता|छाता]]== | ==Chhata / [[:hi:छाता|छाता]]== | ||
| − | *Chhata is a | + | *Another name of this village is Chhatravan. |
| + | *Chhata is a village of [[Mathura]] district. | ||
| + | *Chhata is situated on the [[Mathura]]–[[Delhi]] highway, NH-2, approximately twenty miles north-west of Mathura and four miles south-west of Paya-gaon. | ||
| + | *It lies between the parallels of 27°33', and 27°56'N. and 77°17' and 77°42,E | ||
*Possibly an inn of the time of [[Shershah]] that appears to be a fortress. | *Possibly an inn of the time of [[Shershah]] that appears to be a fortress. | ||
| + | *In the north-east corner of this village lies Surya Kund, and in its south-west is Chandra Kund, on whose bank a temple of [[Balram|Dauji]] is situated. | ||
| + | *Here, Shridham and the other sakhas seated Shri [[Krishna]] on a throne and declared Him the exalted king (chhatra-pati) of [[Braj]]. They thus performed a wonderful unprecedented pastime here. Shri Balram sat on Krishna's left side, and began executing the duties of minister of state. Shridham held an umbrella over Krishna's head; [[Arjuna]] fanned Him with a camara; Madumangal sat in front of Krishna and acted as court jester; Subala offered Him betel-nuts; and Subahu, Vishala and some other sakhas assumed the roles of subjects. Through Madhumangal, Chhatra-pati Maharaja Krishna proclaimed throughout the land, "Maharaja Chatra-pati Nandkumar is the sole emperor here. No one else has claim to any authority. Daily the gopis destroy this garden; therefore, they should all be punished." In this way, Shri Krishna and His friends sported in this playful way. | ||
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Chhata / छाता
- Another name of this village is Chhatravan.
- Chhata is a village of Mathura district.
- Chhata is situated on the Mathura–Delhi highway, NH-2, approximately twenty miles north-west of Mathura and four miles south-west of Paya-gaon.
- It lies between the parallels of 27°33', and 27°56'N. and 77°17' and 77°42,E
- Possibly an inn of the time of Shershah that appears to be a fortress.
- In the north-east corner of this village lies Surya Kund, and in its south-west is Chandra Kund, on whose bank a temple of Dauji is situated.
- Here, Shridham and the other sakhas seated Shri Krishna on a throne and declared Him the exalted king (chhatra-pati) of Braj. They thus performed a wonderful unprecedented pastime here. Shri Balram sat on Krishna's left side, and began executing the duties of minister of state. Shridham held an umbrella over Krishna's head; Arjuna fanned Him with a camara; Madumangal sat in front of Krishna and acted as court jester; Subala offered Him betel-nuts; and Subahu, Vishala and some other sakhas assumed the roles of subjects. Through Madhumangal, Chhatra-pati Maharaja Krishna proclaimed throughout the land, "Maharaja Chatra-pati Nandkumar is the sole emperor here. No one else has claim to any authority. Daily the gopis destroy this garden; therefore, they should all be punished." In this way, Shri Krishna and His friends sported in this playful way.