Ravan ka Mandir: Flying Beast aka Gaurav Taneja Shares Pics From Mandore or ‘Ravana Ka Sasural’, Where Demon King’s Death is Mourned on Dussehra

By admin On Oct 12, 2024

While much of India celebrates Dussehra by burning Ravana effigies, the Dave Godha clan in Mandore of Rajasthan, mourns the demon king’s death. YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast, recently shared pictures from Mandore, also known as “Ravana Ka Sasural,” where special prayers are held in a temple dedicated to Ravana. The clan, claiming to be Ravana’s descendants, honours him as a great ruler and scholar. Mandore is believed to be the hometown of Ravana’s wife, Mandodari, making it a significant location for this unique Dussehra tradition. While celebrations are held elsewhere, here Ravana’s legacy is solemnly remembered. No Happy Dussehra 2020 in These Ravana Temples in India! Learn More About The Places of Worship That Venerate The Lankan King and Don’t Celebrate Vijayadashami.

Ravan Ka Mandir in Mandore

1) While Dussehra is celebrated across India, the district of Mandore mourns the death of Ravana, as they believe they are his descendants. #Dussehra2024

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— Gaurav Taneja (@flyingbeast320) October 12, 2024

3) This community of Mandore consider Ravana their son, and they do not burn his effigy on Dussehra.

— Gaurav Taneja (@flyingbeast320) October 12, 2024

5) Despite this, they also worship Lord Ram and celebrate Ram Navami.#Ravan #Dusshera2024

— Gaurav Taneja (@flyingbeast320) October 12, 2024

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