Hindu / Vaishnava / Pushtimarg - Nathdwara, Rajsamand, Rajasthan (24.9375°N, 73.818°E) Śrīnāthjī — 7-year-old Krishna form (Giridhārī, holding up Mount Govardhana) — is the principal deity of the Puṣṭimārga (founded by Vallabhācārya, 1479–1531). The idol was moved from Jatipura (Mathura) to Nāthdwāra in 1672 to escape Aurangzeb. Elaborate daily wardrobe changes (śṛṅgāra): 8 different clothing-sets per day. Lakhs of Gujarati, Rajasthani, and diasporic Pushtimārga devotees pilgrimage. Th
Wisdom Graph: Divine Associations
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