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Hital Parekh, Gandhinagar: The tradition of Varadaya Mata, which started from the Pandava period, is still alive in Rupal village. Every year the parish of Norte Mata is filled on the ninth day. There are three legends associated with Mata Palli of Varadai. We will also know about this. At present, preparations are going on for Mataji's temple in Rupal village of Gandhinagar district. Nitin Patel, trustee and president of Rupal Temple Trust, said that arrangements for health, vehicle parking and food will be made for the pilgrims coming for darshan. There is a centuries old tradition of offering ghee in Rupal. Devotees believe in offering ghee. The ghee offered to the palli is taken every year by people of a particular community. We do not want to change the traditional beliefs and system.
Highlights of Rupal Palli:
- Palli will start from Rupal village on 11th October
- Vardayini Mataji's intoxication palli in Rupal village
- A fair is held in the parish every Poonam.
- On an average, 1 thousand 1 lakh people visit the Poonam fair every day and 10 lakh people visit the Palli fair every day.
- The temple administration has completed all the formalities regarding the parish fair.
- Will leave from Palli village at 12 midnight
- The palli is about 27 chaklas away from Rupal village.
- Wherever the palli stands, devotees offer ghee on the palli.
- Various castes and castes of Rupal village come together to form a palli.
Rupala's mother had given the infallible Shakti weapon to Ram to kill Ravana:
According to Varadaik Mata Devasthan Sanstha, in Treta Yuga Lord Shri Ramchandra had gone to the forest on the orders of his father. Then, after Bharat Milap, on the orders of Sri Shringi Rishi, he along with Lakshman and Sitamata visited Sri Varadayi's mother, worshiped and prayed, Sri Varadayi's mother was pleased and blessed Lord Sri Ram Chandra and he Power given by a divine object. In the battle of Lanka, Lord Shri Ramchandra had killed the invincible Ravana with this arrow.
People of different castes play special roles in the parish:
- The weaver brothers cut nettles for the parish.
- Carpenter brothers make palli..
- Vanlad Bhai makes foil boxes.
- Potter brothers make utensils.
- Gardener brother decorates with flowers.
- Muslim brother fills cotton in pijara bhai kunda
- The Pacholi brothers themselves made a fuss about Mataji's statement.
- Chavda brothers protect the palli with open swords
- Trivedi brothers worship the palli.
- Patidar brothers worship the palli and light fire in the pond of the palli.
- Last year, a total of Ghee worth Rs 32 crore was sold in the Palli fair.
- The tradition of Palli has been going on in Rupal village for years.
- During the Palli fair, rivers of ghee flow in Rupal village.
What is the connection of Rupal's parish with Mahabharata?
During the Pandava period, Mataji's dairy was under this nettle tree in Rupal Panthak surrounded by forest. When the Pandavas returned from Viratnagar i.e. present day Dholka after completing their secret stay, Rupal came to take the weapons, after worshiping the weapons, he made a palli from the flame of five lamps and kept it with Mataji. It is said that from then onwards the tradition of Mataji's church started here.
King Siddharaj Jai Singh fulfilled his vow by killing the enemy's effigy here:
The legend of Solanki era, called the golden age of Gujarat, is also associated with the palli. In Kaliyuga, King Yashovarma of Malwa neglected King Siddharaja Jaisimha of Patan and took revenge from him. The king started suffering greatly from hunger, at that time his camp was near Mataji's temple in Rupal. When the king fell asleep peacefully, his mother gave him a dream and told him to wake up in the morning and make a fort of cow dung, make an effigy of the enemy in it with wheat flour, kill him and take him away. Eat. In this way your promise will be fulfilled, then you will climb up to meet. Killed Yashovarma in the battle with the blessings of Maina. After that Siddharajjay Singh worshiped Rupal Aai Mataji and built a new temple and made the idol of Mataji. Mataji appeared to Siddharajjay Singh, also known as Vadechi.
Rivers of ghee flow in the village, there is not a single stain on clothes:
It is noteworthy here that thousands of kilos of ghee is offered to Mataji in this parish. This ghee is so abundant that rivers of ghee flow in the village. Although the ghee offered to Mataji flows on the road and people walk in it, this ghee does not stain the clothes. Ghee stains often fall on clothes. However, these stains of ghee never fall on clothes. Many people say that it is the glory of this mother that this ghee does not touch your clothes, that is, no one gets ghee on his clothes and he does not go home. Only local people and some communities have the right over this ghee.