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Kankaleshwari
is
a
famous
and
ancient
Kali
temple
located
in
Kanchannagar,
in
Bardhaman
city
of
Kali
Mandir.
This
Kanchannagar
famous
for
the
knife-mantle.
According
to
historians,
the
ancient
city
of
Gaur,
Kanchan
town
was
the
headquarters
of
Shashanka
head
of
Gaur.
However,
hopefully,
about
Kankaleshwari
Kali
Biggeh
and
the
temple.
It
can
be
said
that,
in
1913
or
1923
(the
difference
of
opinion)
the
floods
of
Damodar
river
flooded
the
region
in
Burdwan
city.
The
statue
of
Kathpathar
was
rescued
from
Damodar's
womb
after
flood
flooding.
Found
in
this
temple
of
Kanchannagar,
it
is
known
that
Kamalananda
got
the
divine
image
of
a
devotee
named
Prajrajajak.
Another
incident
is
also
mentioned
in
the
context
of
the
advent
of
Goddess
Kankaleshwari
Kali.
The
incident
occurred
in
the
year
1916,
on
the
left
bank
of
the
Damodar
river,
in
the
year
1916,
a
goddess
statue
appeared
in
the
village
of
Barudawari
of
Khargeshwara
mausoleum.
A
piece
of
stone
has
emerged
from
the
ground.
On
one
back,
local
businda
and
rajak
families
work
as
cloths.
On
the
other
hand,
they
noticed
the
carvings
of
the
goddess
Vignan
with
the
backs.
Later,
the
villagers
of
Bardhaman's
king
Vijay
Chand
heard
the
issue.
For
the
temple
premises,
he
donated
a
hundred
fifty-acre
land.
Kankaleshwari
Kali
Temple
was
built.
It
is
further
heard
that
Govinda
Das,
who
was
born
in
Sri
Kanchanagare
on
the
birth
of
Sri
Chaitanya,
was
the
companion
of
Visakhapatnam.
Kankaleshwari
Kali
Mandir
is
situated
just
a
few
miles
away.
Kankaleshwari
Kali
has
been
situated
at
Panchatna
Vishnamandir
situated
here.
From
this
information,
it
is
known
from
this
temple
that
with
a
calm
and
pleasant
environment
and
a
few
steps
away
from
the
trees,
there
was
an
ancient
Vishnu
temple
beside
a
playground.
In
such
an
environment,
in
1900,
the
people
of
Sadanmarg
gave
the
ashram
Kali
Chaitanya
Bharti.
This
monastery
was
established
in
the
premises
of
a
nabaratna
temple
(construction
period
1486-1533).
Kankaleshwari
Kali
was
established
in
this
Nawabant
temple.
It
is
astonishing
that
the
age
of
Kankaleshvari
statue
could
not
be
ascertained
till
date.
The
statue
is
three
feet
wide
and
five
feet
tall.
The
statue
is
engraved
on
a
large
black
colored
basalt
stone.
According
to
historians,
such
a
statue,
Aryan,
was
built
in
the
Eastern
era.
The
person's
skeleton,
nervous
system,
etc.
are
clearly
engraved
in
the
statue.
According
to
archaeologists,
these
statues
are
Buddhist
or
Pala
era.
More
than
two
thousand
years
old
In
every
goddess
of
human
body,
the
veins
are
engraved
in
goddess.
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