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Somnath Temple is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna ended his Lila and thereafter left for heavenly abode

Somnath Temple is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna ended his Lila and thereafter left for heavenly abodeThe first Siva temple at Somanath is believed to have been built at some unknown time in the past

Somnath Temple is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna ended his Lila and thereafter left for heavenly abodeThe first Siva temple at Somanath is believed to have been built at some unknown time in the pastGujarat was raided by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1024, plundering the Somnath temple and breaking its sacred jyotirlinga

Somnath Temple is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna ended his Lila and thereafter left for heavenly abodeThe first Siva temple at Somanath is believed to have been built at some unknown time in the pastGujarat was raided by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1024, plundering the Somnath temple and breaking its sacred jyotirlingaSomnath Temple is a specimen of fine architecture of one of the 12 Jyotirlingas Shrines of Shiva. This place is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna ended his Lila and thereafter left for heavenly abode, therefore it is dubbed as Eternal Shrine. This legendary temple has been vandalized numerous times in the history but with the help of some Hindu Kings, the temple was reshaped each time.

According to popular tradition, the first Siva temple at Somanath is believed to have been built at some unknown time in the past. The second temple has been built at the same site by the “Yadava kings” of Vallabhi around 649 CE. In 725 CE, Al-Junayd, the Arab governor of Sindh destroyed the second temple as part of his invasions of Gujarat and Rajasthan. In 815 CE, the Gurjara-Pratihara king Nagabhata II constructed the third temple, a huge structure of red sandstone.

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