श्री पंचमुखी हनुमान जी जगन्नाथ मंदिर
Barhiya, Bihar, India
Sri Panchmukhī Hanumān Jī Jagannāth Mandir in Barhiyā, Bihar, is a Hindu temple dedicated to the five-faced form of Hanumān. A significant place of worship in the region.
Faith & Tradition
Sri Panchmukhī Hanumān Jī Jagannāth Mandir stands in the town of Barhiyā, in Bihar's Munger district (postal code 811302). The temple is devoted to Panchmukhī Hanumān—the five-faced manifestation of the monkey deity venerated across Hindu tradition for his courage, devotion, and strength. This form of Hanumān holds particular significance in tantric and regional Hindu practice, each face representing distinct divine qualities and protective powers.
The mandir serves as a center of spiritual observance for the local community, drawing worshippers who seek the blessings of this formidable incarnation. The temple's connection to the Tulasīdās Ṭhākur Bāṛī denomination indicates its place within a lineage of devotional practice rooted in the teachings and traditions of Tulasīdās, the celebrated Rāmāyaṇa poet-saint. This association anchors the temple within a broader stream of Hanumān-centered worship that emphasizes bhakti and the path of surrender to the divine.
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Location
Location: Barhiya, Bihar, India
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