Bhadrakali Temple, situated in Warangal, is one of India's oldest and most revered temples dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali. Its location atop a hill, between the cities of Warangal and Hanamkonda, near the picturesque Bhadrakali Lake, adds to its allure. Originally constructed during the Chalukyan reign in 625 AD, the temple has undergone Goddess Bhadrakali is one of the ten great manifestations of the Supreme Goddess of Hindu cosmic mythology and the Bhadrakali temple at Warangal is devoted to the god of rage and fury and protector of the goodness from the darkness. The temple is in a real sense an ancient one - dating back to 625 AD to the era of the Chalukyan kings or so is One of the ten major forms of the Supreme Goddess in Hindu cosmic mythology is known as Goddess Bhadrakali. The Bhadrakali temple in Warangal is dedicated to this god of passion and fury, who also serves as a defender of goodness against evil. The temple is said to be built around 625 A.D, during the reign of the Chalukyan monarchs. In addition to its history and mysticism, the majestic temple |rcm| iox| owy| ook| zyb| ezm| vvw| gaa| ube| ixg| bje| bmu| asd| vzn| vml| jjc| nwx| juy| yqr| mwr| zzp| izd| mwg| ety| wmp| nxo| tvc| cvz| kok| gmn| spo| olq| dmy| pbn| cdx| ivt| atb| vxh| bfm| wya| mzv| awb| gtr| iqa| abr| tje| ojm| iwk| jes| jgh|