Pune To Aundha Nagnath Jyotirlinga Cab
Aundha Nagnath, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, is a sacred pilgrimage site in Hingoli district. This village is situated in the foothills of the Balaghat mountain range. There is information that Dharmaraja of Pandava built this temple. Saint Namdev of Maharashtra and his guru Visoba Khechar first met in this temple. Such information is available. After this, however, Ahilyabai Holkar restored this temple and it has a 25 feet high wall and four gates in four directions.
Since the lower part of the temple is made of stone and the upper part is colored, the temple looks beautiful. Its ancient name is Amardaka. It is an epithet of Shiva, and there was a Shaiva panth of this name. This is the origin of this Sthalnama. It is the main sect of the Shaivite followers known as ‘Amardaka Santana’, which also spread to Gujarat, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh during the 7th to 11th centuries. This village once had Amardak lake. The temple is situated in a spacious compound surrounded by a large perkot. Parkota has four entrances, of which there is a town hall at the northern entrance. That is the main entrance. There is a footwell in this premises and it is referred to as Nagatirtha. She is also called mother-in-law’s twelve.
Daruka, who performed severe penance to please Parvati. Parvati was pleased with her penance and gave her a forest. This forest was very miraculous. He followed Daruka wherever she went. In this forest Daruka lived with her husband Daruk. Both Daruka and Daruk were very proud of their power. These two were brutally torturing all the people. Many Brahmins were killed by him. Some Brahmins were banned. A Brahmin among the banned Brahmins was a devotee of Shiva. In prison he started worshiping Lord Shankara. When the demon Daruk realized this, he threatened to kill the Brahmin Shiva devotee and left. After some time the Brahmin Shiva devotee started worshiping Shankara again. As soon as Daruka realized this, he came running. He broke the worship with a kick. He started killing Brahmins. After that all the Brahmins prayed to Shankara. At that moment Mahadev was pleased with his devotees and killed Daruka and the Daruka demons. Then Mahadev told the Brahmins that I will live here forever in the form of Nagesh Jyotirlinga. The same place is today famous as Nagnath or Nagesh Jyotirlinga. The forest surrounding the temple is called Darukavan.
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