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Nageshwar Temple, Dwarka

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Nageshwar, tenth of the twelve, stands between Gomati Dwarka and Bet Dwarka in Gujarat — Shiva as Lord of Serpents, who delivered the devotee Supriya from the demon Daruka in the surrounding Darukavana. Worship here wears the snake as ornament and conqueror of poison — of every kind. The tradition of Aundha Nagnath in Maharashtra (a Yadava-era temple of great beauty) also carries the Nageshwar claim; Indopedia will document both seats with their sources.

This page awaits its full Indopedia treatment — history from inscriptions and chronicles, period images with provenance, and the chain of builders and rebuilders, in the manner of Somnath Temple — The Shrine Eternal. To take up this temple, see Indopedia:Contribute.

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The temple in history

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