Introduction to the Blog

 What exactly is 492?

The Awadh region has a vast history since its origin. Anciently, Ayodhya was known as 'Sāketa', which was the capital of the Kosala kingdom ruled by king Raghu. 

After Lord Rama, Lord Kush made a temple dedicated to Lord Rama on his birthplace which was invaded and broke many times. After Foreign invasion, it took 492 years  to build this temple again. To understand about this more closely, Follow this Blog channel.

Indian people have forgotten about their own culture and traditions. This blog channel will not just only tell you about the temple, but also about many unsung or untold dynasties which were dominant in the ancient times.

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