Narsinghji Temple

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Narsinghji Temple
नरसिंह जी
At prahlad kund
Religion
Affiliation	Hinduism
District	Karauli district
Deity
Location
Location	Hindaun, Rajasthan
State	Rajasthan
Country	India
Location in Hindaun Subdistrict, Rajasthan
Geographic coordinates	26°37′N 77°01′E / 26.62°N 77.02°E / 26.62; 77.02Coordinates: 26°37′N 77°01′E / 26.62°N 77.02°E / 26.62; 77.02

Narsinghji Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located at Prahlad Kund in the Hindaun City in the Indian state Rajasthan.

According to Hindu scriptures (not mythology) the lord is an avatar of Lord Vishnu. The lord Narasimha had killed the devil named and gave help to his son Prahlada, so this temple is lord Narsinghji's temple.

The Narsingh ji gufa temple is near 15 km far from Hindaun City and established beside road. The statue of lord Narsingh ji is established in a cave or gufa. The cave is fulfill with the darkness and the shriddhalus are came in that cave. People who suffer from malignant spirits and black magic or spells are believed to get their relief when they make an appeal for relief to Shri Narsingh ji Maharaj, who holds his court and awards punishment to the malignant spirits, ghosts, goblins, ghouls, and evil-eyed witches.

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