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Maharaja Agrasain Dham is located in Bagnan of Howrah district in West Bengal. This Dham is being built on a 300 bigha plot. Late Karmayogi Pushkarlal Kedia and the representative organization of Agarwal Samaj of Eastern India have played a critical role in the construction of Maharaja Agrasain Dham. The ideals and principles of Maharaja Agrasain inspired us to resolve to build Agrasain Dham. Maharaja Agrasain is known for social upliftment, thus the purpose of building Agrasain Dham is also social upliftment, in which we are implementing services to uplift education, health, training, self employment, and cultural. Maharaja Agrasain Dham is not only a religious sight for the people but also a new inspiration for the youth and society.
Maharaja Agrasain was an ideal man and the best national leader of his era, who renounced the Kshatriya religion and adopted the Vaishya religion. Maharaja Agrasain is not only a source of inspiration for Agravansh but also an ideal for all humanity. A large section of society is unaware of these golden ideals of Maharaja Agrasain, which inspired us to lay the foundation of Agrasain Dham so that people can understand Arya culture more deeply. In the known history, after Maryada Purushottam Ram, Maharaja Agrasain started strong democratic administration, an ideal family system, the establishment of socialism, non violence for self enlightenment, and well organized married life with truth and harmony. Carrying forward these same traditions and ideals, his descendants did many remarkable works, like building schools, colleges, hospitals, libraries, temples, and dispensaries to uplift the society.
Maharaja Agrasain Ji was a warrior, king and social reformer who was born on 15 September 3082 BC (5102 years ago), Vikram Samvat 01 Ashwin 3139 BC (5159 years ago). Sanatani (Aryan) by birth, considered to be the 15th generation of Lord Shri Ram Ji (Vishnu Avatar) in the last phase of Dwapar Yuga.
Being the son of Maharaja Vallabh ji and Queen Bhagwati Devi, (King of Pratap Nagar in today's Rajasthan) Maharaja Agrasain ji was a messenger of sacrifice, compassion, non-violence, peace, a symbol of world prosperity and a true socialist.
One brick one coin was the policy given by Maharaja Agrasain ji to his entire empire.
1 brick to start residence building and 1 coin to start your business.
Prince Agrasain ji was very famous for his kindness, who never discriminated against anyone and his courtiers were very pleased with the way he conducted himself during his childhood.
Unfortunately, his father Maharaja Vallabh ji was martyred during the Mahabharata war, which began on 22 November 3067 BC during the struggle of the Pandavas for the throne of the Hastinapura kingdom. The Pandava side was led by Lord Krishna who was 55-56 years old. Maharaj Vallabh ji's Prince Agrasain ji was 15 years old at the time of martyrdom, being the eldest son, Prince Agrasain ji was made the successor.
Maharaja Agrasain ji married Princess Madhavi, daughter of King Nagraj ji, in Swayamvar. In the Swayamvar, Princess Madhavi wore a garland and chose Prince Agrasain ji. this marriage This resulted in a blending of two different family cultures. Prince Agrasain ji was of Suryavanshi and Princess Madhavi was of Nagavanshi. Indra, the king of the gods, was attracted by the beauty of Princess Madhavi. He had decided to marry her. However, Indra now knew that it was impossible to marry Princess Madhavi. As a result, this
Maharaja Agrasain Ji, angry with Indra, started a war against him and because he had Dharma on his side, his army won and put Indra's army in a dilemma. facing this situation Indra approached Narada to mediate between him and Maharaja Agrasain. Then Narada mediated peace between them.
Maharaja Agrasain ji started rigorous penance to please Lord Shiva in the city of Kashi. Pleased with the penance of Maharaja Agrasain ji, Lord Shiva appeared and advised him to please Goddess Mahalakshmi. Maharaja Agrasain ji again started meditating on Goddess Mahalakshmi, who appeared before him and blessed him. And suggested them to adopt Vaishya tradition of trade for the prosperity of their people. She asked him to found a new kingdom and promised that she would do so their descendants
With the blessings of Goddess Mahalakshmi ji, Maharaja Agrasain ji set out with his queen and traveled across India in search of a suitable place. Established his new state. At one place during the journey he found some tiger cubs and wolf cubs playing together and this was a sign This area was Veerbhoomi (land of the brave). This land became prosperous due to flourishing of agriculture and trade and thus this land was named Agroha.
Agroha is currently Hisar in Haryana. Agroha is developing as a holy place of Agrawal with a big temple of Maharaja Agrasain Ji and Vaishnav Devi. Agroha has been a prosperous city under the leadership of Maharaja Agrasain Ji, thousands of traders lived happily in the city.
Any immigrant wishing to settle in the city would be given one rupee and a brick by every resident of the city. Thus, The immigrant will have one lakh bricks to build a house for himself and one lakh rupees to start a new business. This is a unique example of welfare wealth.
Maharaja Agrasain ji organized eighteen Mahayagyas for the prosperity of the people. During one such yagya he saw that a horse had been bought for sacrifice and was trying to move away to save its life. This scene filled Maharaja Agrasain Ji with compassion and he wondered what prosperity could be achieved by sacrificing mute animals. The thought of non-violence gripped the mind of Maharaja Agrasain. The Maharaja discussed this with his ministers and they were convinced that if the Maharaja Agrasain ji said no
Maharaj Agrasain ji organized eighteen Mahayagyas and through them divided his kingdom among themselves. Established eighteen gotras in the names of eighteen children and the gurus of each child. These are the same eighteen gotras Today is like the eighteen chapters of Bhagavad Gita, even though they are different from each other, yet they are related From the whole to each other.
The eighteen sages who performed eighteen yagyas were:
Agroha's prosperity angered many neighboring kings and they often attacked it. Agroha had to face many problems due to this attack. With time Agroha lost his power. due to fire The citizens of the city fled and dispersed across different regions of India. Today these people are known as Agarwal and are still the same 18 Gotras which he got from his Gurus and further the fame of Maharaj Agrasain Ji. According to the guidance of Maharaj Agrasain ji, Agarwal Environment
The 18 gotras are as follows:
Maharaja Agrasain Dham works with the mission of social, cultural and religious upliftment of the society, also builds schools, colleges, hospitals, libraries, temples and dispensaries. Through which we will implement works like education, health, training, self employment and cultural upliftment.
The vision of Maharaja Agrasain Dham is to work towards the ideals and principles of Maharaja Agrasain Ji. It is designed to provide education, health, self employment To help in creating training, social and cultural upliftment, ideal family system, healthy democracy, socialist state and social harmony
