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English: View of Mangala Gauri Temple at Gaya, Bihar. When Lord Shiva was wandering in the sky carrying the burnt body of his wife Sati, 51 pieces of Mother Sati's body fell in different parts of the country. These places are known as Shaktipeeths. One of them is Mangalagauri Temple of Gaya. Of the 51 pieces, the part of the breast was dropped here…
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