Parashurama washing his axe in Malaprabha River. The axe began to purge itself of the blood it had consumed during the battles, and the river started turning red. Village women washing clothes downstream saw this and exclaimed "Ai hole!" (Oh no! The River!). The name stuck, and…
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That's an interesting legend! It's fascinating how the name of the river originated from that exclamation by the village women. History and mythology always have intriguing stories to tell.
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I keep shifting between who I like more.
Mahadev, or Vishnu.
The most funniest thing to me is, when I was peaceful, I liked Mahadev more, and now when I'm aware of the enemies of our nation and people, I like Vishnu more.
As Vishnu is ironically more violent than Mahadev.
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#ಐಹೊಳೆ
#Aihole
is dotted with hundreds of small & big temples, most of them incomplete !
It’s said that it probably was a school / training centre of temple architecture where many aspiring Sthapatis #ಸ್ಥಪತಿಗಳು trained
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Pity the immortal axe wielder, the very emanation of Vishnu’s fiery discus was nowhere to be found when the desert cultists decided to remodel India and reeducate her people. Dharma glānir bhavati, tad bhagavan alopayati.
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What if the modern parashuram had a big machine gun and he would washing the bld stains in a river.
Will he be openly accepted in the non violence loving, gandhi’s 🇮🇳today?
How will he be percieved🤔