Hanuman Janmotsav: The only temple in India where Bajrangbali sits with his wife, know the interesting story
According to Ramayana, Bajrangbali is the most beloved of Janaki. Bajrangbali is also included among the seven sages on this earth who have been blessed with immortality. The whole world considers Hanumanji to be a child celibate but there is a temple which proves that Hanumanji had also married. In some parts of India, Hanumanji is considered married.
Bajrangbali is seated with his wife in this temple.
There is a temple in Telangana where it is believed that Hanumanji’s marriage took place. There is a temple of Hanumanji and his wife Suvarchala in Khammam district, 220 km from Hyderabad. This is an ancient temple. The statue of Hanumanji and his wife Suvarchala is installed here. It is believed that any devotee who has darshan of Hanumanji and his wife, all the problems of his married life go away and love always remains between husband and wife.
Know who is Hanumanji’s wife?
According to the popular belief in this area, Hanumanji’s wife’s name is Suvarchala and she is the daughter of Sun God. The ancient temple of Hanumanji and Suvarchala is situated there. Apart from this, there is also the story of the marriage of Hanumanji and Suvarchala in Parashar Samhita.
This is how Hanumanji got married
According to mythology, Hanumanji was taking lessons from Sun God. Sun God had 9 knowledge. Surya taught him 5 out of 9 knowledge but to get the remaining knowledge he had to marry. Without this they could not have attained these sciences. Then a problem arose in front of Hanumanji. He was a child celibate. Surya Dev solved this problem. With her power she gave birth to a girl. Whose name was Suvarchala. Surya Dev asked Bajrangbali to marry Suvarchala. Surya Dev said that Hanuman will remain celibate even after marriage with Suvarchala because after marriage Suvarchala will be engrossed in penance. After marrying Pawanputra, Suvarchala went to do penance. In this way there was no hindrance in the celibacy of Shri Ram devotee.
