Vrishbhanu Kuvari
| Vrishbhanu Kunwari | |||||||||
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| Maharani of Tikamgarh | |||||||||
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| Hindi | वृषभानु कुमारी | ||||||||
| House | Tikamgarh | ||||||||
| Religion | Hinduism | ||||||||
Vrishbhanu Kuvari[1] (Devanagari: वृषभानु कुमारी) also known as Vrishbhanu Kunwari[2] or Brishbhanu Kunwari[3] was a queen of the Tikamgarh Kingdom in India. She was the queen of the kingdom during the 19th century. She was the consort of the Maharaj Mahendra Pratap Singh of the kingdom.[4] She is well known for building and renovation of several notable temples in the region of the Indian subcontinent.[5]
The queen Vrishbhanu Kunwari built the magnificent temple of Goddess Sita in the city of Janakpur in the Mithila region of the Himalayan nation Nepal. The temple is known Janaki Mandir or Naulakha Mandir. According to Hindu adherents, the city of Janakpur in Nepal is believed to be the location of King Siradhwaja Janaka's court.[4]
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