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⚫ | '''Panchorath Yuga''' has been described in the sacred vedas <ref>Sacred vedas of Mamaidev</ref> of great [[Mamaidev]]- a great philosopher and future predictor born in 11th century. Pachorath Yuga is synonymus word of Satya Yuga of hindu mythology. Maheshwari [[meghwar]] community of kutch, Gujarat and Sindh,Pakistan are much aware about this word. |
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⚫ | '''Panchorath Yuga''' has been described in the sacred vedas of great [[Mamaidev]]- a great philosopher and future predictor born in 11th century. Pachorath Yuga is synonymus word of Satya Yuga of hindu mythology. Maheshwari [[meghwar]] community of kutch, Gujarat and Sindh,Pakistan are much aware about this word. |
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According to hindu mythology, and some other religion beliefs, there are four Yuga cycle which are chronologically known as [[Satya Yuga]] (golden Age), [[Treta Yuga]] (silver age), [[Dwapara Yuga]] (bronze age)and [[Kali Yuga]] (iron age). When, kali yuga completes, the new yuga called Satya Yuga (second cycle of four Yuga)will start. |
According to hindu mythology, and some other religion beliefs, there are four Yuga cycle which are chronologically known as [[Satya Yuga]] (golden Age), [[Treta Yuga]] (silver age), [[Dwapara Yuga]] (bronze age)and [[Kali Yuga]] (iron age). When, kali yuga completes, the new yuga called Satya Yuga (second cycle of four Yuga)will start. |
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==Reasons for the name== |
==Reasons for the name== |
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When new cycle will come, the sat Yuga of second cycle will be known as panchorath yuga. There are certain reasons also as to why this Yuga or age will be known as panchorath yuga. |
When new cycle will come, the sat Yuga of second cycle will be known as panchorath yuga. There are certain reasons also as to why this Yuga or age will be known as panchorath yuga.<ref>[http://www.scribd.com/doc/106342941 Timeline-સમયરેખા,written by Lalji Maheshwari, Gandhinagar.]</ref> |
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# As per bhavishya puran, the panch [[pandava]] will get birth and assist lord [[kalki]] (forthcoming incarnation of supreme lord who is also awaited one according to all the religion)in the final war to remove darkness and change of Yuga (age) cycle. |
# As per bhavishya puran, the panch [[pandava]] will get birth and assist lord [[kalki]] (forthcoming incarnation of supreme lord who is also awaited one according to all the religion)in the final war to remove darkness and change of Yuga (age) cycle. |
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==References== |
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1. Sacred vedas of Mamaidev. |
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==See also== |
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2. [http://www.scribd.com/doc/106342941 Timeline-સમયરેખા] book, 2012 written by Lalji Maheshwari. |
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1. [[Meghwar]] |
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2. [[Barmati Panth]] |
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3. [[Dhani Matang Dev]] |
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4. [[Mamaidev]] |
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Revision as of 12:38, 23 February 2013
Panchorath Yuga has been described in the sacred vedas [1] of great Mamaidev- a great philosopher and future predictor born in 11th century. Pachorath Yuga is synonymus word of Satya Yuga of hindu mythology. Maheshwari meghwar community of kutch, Gujarat and Sindh,Pakistan are much aware about this word.
According to hindu mythology, and some other religion beliefs, there are four Yuga cycle which are chronologically known as Satya Yuga (golden Age), Treta Yuga (silver age), Dwapara Yuga (bronze age)and Kali Yuga (iron age). When, kali yuga completes, the new yuga called Satya Yuga (second cycle of four Yuga)will start.
Reasons for the name
When new cycle will come, the sat Yuga of second cycle will be known as panchorath yuga. There are certain reasons also as to why this Yuga or age will be known as panchorath yuga.[2]
- As per bhavishya puran, the panch pandava will get birth and assist lord kalki (forthcoming incarnation of supreme lord who is also awaited one according to all the religion)in the final war to remove darkness and change of Yuga (age) cycle.
- The another reason for name is, this yuga will be fifth (panch)yuga and will be of rath (chariot) yuga after technology yuga (kali yuga) when kings will rule the earth and they use chariot in war.
- some scholar believes that elected assembly (panchayati raj) would lead the next yuga to be known as panchorath yuga.
- It may be possible that the next yug will integrates all above characteristics and hence it would be known as panchorath yuga.
Arguments in support
According to mythology and history, when age completes, it leads to judgement day when lord incarnates on the earth and establish rule (dharma) on the earth. It is also believed that forthcoming judgement day leads to great darkness and lord will remove darkness on the earth. According to many religious reference, darkness would prevail due to comet and World War III and it will demolish the science and technology on the earth. After demolition, it would be compulsion to use chariot. It is also mentioned in the Kalki Purana and bhavishya purana that, when lord kalki (awaited one)will take incarnation, he will come on white horse with great sword in his hand. It is logically understood that the next yuga (age) will remove all science and technology. It is strongly believed that this fifth (pancho) yuga(age) will be known as panchorath yuga because of chariot.
As per the translation of sacred vedas of Mamaidev, it is believed that the Kali yuga will be finished in 2076 AD and panchorath yuga will start. 2076 AD is also a last year of Muslim calendar.
supporting arguments on technical ground
Interesting to state that World War III would be high tech war and will lead all the things to be destroyed. We can say as Albert Einstein quoted "I don't know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
References
See also
1. Meghwar
4. Mamaidev
- ^ Sacred vedas of Mamaidev
- ^ Timeline-સમયરેખા,written by Lalji Maheshwari, Gandhinagar.