When and who built Ram temple in Ayodhya, earlier Ramlala was worshiped like this, now worship will be like this

 

Ram Mandir History: After years, the dream of Ram devotees is going to come true. Now Ram devotees will be able to worship Lord Ram at his birthplace only. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government made this long-old dream come true. Which will come true on 22 January 2023. When Ram Lala's life will be consecrated in this grand temple. Before witnessing that historic day, also know how the worship of Ram Lala started at his birthplace. How was he worshiped in ancient times and how grand is the temple being built now going to be compared to before?

History related to King Vikramaditya

It is believed that God's city Ayodhya was established by Vaivaswat Manu in Satyayuga. According to Valmiki Ramayana, Lord Rama was born in this city. Ram Raj continued in Ayodhya for many years. After this it is believed that Lord Shri Ram himself took water samadhi. After many years, King Vikramaditya of Ujjaini came to this land for hunting. According to mythological stories, he saw something miraculous happening on the ground. After which he learned the history of that place and got it researched. Then they found evidence of Shri Ram's presence here. After which he built a temple with 84 pillars with black colored Kasauti stones. Where Lord Ram was worshiped formally

After this many kings came and went to the kingdom. The rule of the Mughals began in India in the 14th century. In the year 1525, Mughal ruler Babar's commander Mir Banki demolished the ancient temple built at the Ram Janmabhoomi and built a mosque there.

This grand temple will be like this

After this, the Ram Janmabhoomi dispute continued since the time of the British. On which finally a temple is going to be built. The life will be consecrated in a few days. A total of 67 acres of land has been given for Ram temple. A grand temple is being built on 2 acres of this land. Initially the height of the peak to be built on the temple was fixed at 128 feet, which later became 161 feet. Now there will be five dome temples instead of three and one main peak will be visible.

(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on general beliefs and information. Newztezz.online does not confirm it.)