Janakpurdham, (Dharmaraj) : On the occasion of Lakshmi Puja, 35,000 lamps were lit in the Janaki temple of Janakpurdham on Sunday. On the occasion of Diwali, 35,000 lamps have been lit, said Chote Mahant Ram Roshan Das of Janaki Temple. He also informed that now every year in Diwali, the lamp will be lit in the Janaki temple. In the evening, Janakpurdham residents, local youth and devotees lit the lamp in the Janaki temple with grandeur. Such is the history of Janaki temple Janaki Temple is a holy Hindu place of worship. This temple of Janaki i.e. Sita is located in her birthplace Janakpur. This temple is built in Mughal style. This famous temple of Nepal is considered to be a masterpiece of art. Located in Janakpur, the capital of ancient Mithila, Janaki Temple is the center of Hindu faith around the world. This temple, built on the birthplace of Sita from Ramayana, which is popular in Hinduism, is magnificent and attractive. Princess Vrishabhanu Kunwari of Tikamgarh, located in Madhya Pradesh, India, built the temple at a cost of 9 lakhs of silver, so it is also known as Naulakha Temple. The foundation stone was laid in 1894 and the construction of the temple was completed in 1911. The temple is also a cultural heritage for the people of Mithila. According to the annual calendar of the temple, almost all activities from birth to death are in accordance with the Mithila method. Examples of this are celebrating Rama Navami in every Chaitra, Janaki Navami in Baisakh, Ramjan marriage festival in November, Kojagrata in August Punirma, Jhula in July-August and Parikrama in February. Thousands of devotees participate in the full moon of every month. Janakidham is a heritage of Maithili civilization rich in terms of religion and culture.
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