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Shri Guru Madiwaleshwara is a saint whose resting place
Festivals is small town called Garag near Dharwad in India.
According to religious books, Shri Guru Madiwalesh-
Navaratri
Vijayadashami (Dasara) wara is an incarnation of Lord Veerabhadra. Lord Veer-
Deepavali · Shivaratri · Holi abhadra incarnated as a infant lying on the banks of a riv-
Kumbha Mela · Ratha Yatra · Vishu · Bihu · Baisakhi · er, who was found by Kittur Kingdom’s guru. Upon find-
Puthandu ing Shri Guru Madiwaleshwara as baby, Kittur Kingdom’s
Ganesh Chaturthi · Onam
guru handed him over to Rani Kittur Chennamma to take
Rama Navami · Janmashtami
Raksha Bandhan care of him.
During his lifetime, Shri Guru Madiwaleshwara per-
Philosophers formed many miracles which establish him being a di-
Ancient vine personality.
Gautama · Jaimini · Kanada · Kapila · Markandeya · In Garag, there is a Matha/temple of Shri Guru Madi-
Patañjali · Valmiki · Vyasa waleshwara, where every year sometime in February or
Medieval
March, grand festival is organised when lakhs of devotees
Adi Shankara · Basava · Dnyaneshwar · Chaitanya ·
Gangesha Upadhyaya · Gaudapada · Jayanta Bhatta · from all over the place come to take part in it.
Kabir · Kumarila Bhatta · Madhusudana · Madhva ·
Namdeva · Nimbarka · Prabhakara · Raghunatha
Siromani · Ramanuja · Srimanta Sankardeva · Vedanta References
Desika · Tukaram · Tulsidas · Vachaspati Mishra · Vallabha
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