Ashwatthama of Mahabharata claims to have wandered in the fort of Asirgarh for the last 5000 years, know the truth

 Mystery : Ashwatthama today we will tell you about the Asirgarh Fort built on a high hill near the city of Burhanpur in Madhya Pradesh. This fort was built by the Pandavas during the Mahabharata period. The fort also has a Shiva temple built by the Pandavas. But today we will tell you about such mystery of the fort of Asirgarh and the temple of Lord Shiva. After hearing that, you will start getting scared. Can a person live for the last 5000 years? Our science and logicians say that it is not possible for any human being to live any animal for 5000 years. We are going to tell you about the Asirgarh Fort in Madhya Pradesh, India. It is surrounded by thick forest from all sides of the fort. The villagers claim that people pass through this fort in connection with the work of farming. 

 

Ashwatthama-Mahabharata

 When someone of them encounters that unknown person. The villagers around Asirgarh Kill say that many people of the village have encountered that unknown person while walking in the jungle. People claim that the unknown person has appeared to us. His head is bleeding and the body is heavy, the hair is long like a demon of old age. But you will be surprised to hear this. When the villagers tell about that unknown person, whoever they see the unknown person. He either becomes ill or loses his eyesight. The meaning of the saying is that the person spends the rest of his life on the bed. The people of the village tell us that it is not a ghost ghost spirit but a living person. Ashwatthama is mentioned in such a story in the Mahabharata. According to the villagers, this person is nobody else. While Mahabharata is the Ashwatthama of the period.

According to mythological stories, Acharya in the Mahabharata is Drona's son Ashwatthama. Who used Brahmastra to kill Abhimanyu's son Parikshit to avenge his father's death. But then Lord Krishna protected Parikshit and cursed Ashwatthama to wander from ages to centuries by punishing him. By the way, medicine is available in many places in the country for the presence of Ashwatthama. But many historians believe that the real destination of Ashwatthama is the fort of Asirgarh. When the villagers tell that Ashwatthama wanders in the fort of Asirgarh even today. Then the mystery of this banana deepens. The villagers also mentioned Ashwatthama's costume and his face. But the question was not of Ashwatthama. Whichever person he sees is an unknown person. He either goes mad or is paralyzed. His remaining life also passes on four pies. One in the village The elderly person is living proof of this unknown person. He says that I was grazing cow buffalo in the forest a few years ago. Then some person came to me and asked for butter. He then disappeared saying that. When I am leading an uninterrupted life.

Fort of Asirgarh

The people of the village get to see footprints around the fort of Asirgarh on the day of a heavy man. The people here tell another story that when Ashwatthama comes to the village, the cow cows around give less milk. Where does it go that Ashwathama drinks the milk of cow buffalo. There is a temple of Lord Shiva in the fort of Asirgarh. Where Ashwatthama comes to worship Lord Shiva daily. The priest of the temple also tells us that in the evening we clean the flowers of all types of worship and offer flowers to the Shivalinga in the evening and close the doors of the temple. When we come in the morning we open the doors of the temple. Then someone comes to the temple and leaves after worshiping fresh flowers and Shiva. But here the question arises that even after the doors of the temple are closed, how does a person go inside and worship Lord Shiva. That is, how does the flower go on offering Shivling. With this presence we come to know that today