ganga river history
Ganga (Sanskrit: गंगा): the Ganges is the most important river of India. It covers a massive land area of 2,510 km (km) in India and Bangladesh, from the Himalayas to Sunderban in the Bay of Bengal, covering a distance of 2,510 km (km) in total. Not only the natural wealth of the country, it is also the basis of people's emotional belief. While touring its long journey to India till 2,071 kms and then Bangladesh, it creates an immense fertile field of ten million sq. Kms of an area with tributaries. This area of Ganga, which is very important from the social, literary, cultural and economic point of view, is also known due to its densely populated population. The river with a maximum depth of 100 feet (31 m) is considered holy in India and it is worshiped as mother and goddess. Due to its beauty and importance in the Indian mythology and literature repeatedly, praise and passionate descriptions have also been made in foreign literature against Vandit Ganga river.
Rare dolphins with fresh water are also found. It contributes significantly to the development of agriculture, tourism, adventure sports and industries and also provides water supply to its coastal towns. Religious sites developed on the coast and pilgrimages are a special part of Indian social order. The bridges, dams and river projects built above it meet the needs related to electricity, water and agriculture in India. The scientists believe
Origin
The main branch of river Ganga is Bhagirathi, which is derived from Gangotri glacier (GURUKUL) at Kumamun, a place called Gauhmukh in the Himalayas. The height of the Gangetic plains is 3140 meters. Here is a temple dedicated to Ganga Ji. Gangotri shrine is the mouth of this glacier at an altitude of 3892 m (12,770 ft) north of 19 kms north of the city. This glacier is 25 km long and 4 km wide and about 40 meters high. From this glacier, Bhagirathi is a small cave. Its water source is a valley located at 5000 meters high. The origin of this valley is in the peaks of the southwestern slopes. In the way of Gaumukh, there is a glimpse of the vast Gaumukh glacier from Chirbasa village, 3600 meters high.
In this glacier, the snow of Nanda Devi, Kamat Mountain and Trishul Mountain melt. Although many small currents are contributing to the shape of the Ganges, but the geographical and cultural significance of 6 large and their subsidiary 5 small streams is high.
Ganga Plain
Ganga, Allahabad (Prayag) reaches Garhmukteshwar, Soron, Farrukhabad, Kannauj, Bithoor, Kanpur while traveling about 800 km from Haridwar on the plain. Here it is from the Yamuna River. This Sangam site is an important pilgrimage center for Hindus. This is called Tirthaaj Prayag. After this, the Ganga takes a curve in the main Mokshadinini Nagari Kashi (Varanasi) of Hindu religion, which is called Uttavahini here. Meerajapur, Patna, Bhagalpur, from here, Pakur reaches. In the meantime, there are many tributaries, such as Son, Ganodak, Ghaghara, Kosi etc.. It is southwards from the palaces of the palace in Bhagalpur. Near the Giria place of Murshidabad district of West Bengal, the Ganges river is divided into two branches - Bhagirathi and Padma. Bhagirathi river flows from the Giria to the south while Padma enters the Bangladeshi country, sprinkling the Farakka Barrage (1974 built in the direction of south-east). From here the delta part of the Ganges starts. From Murshidabad city to Hooghly city, the name of the Ganges is Bhagirathi river and the name of the Ganges is Hoogly river from Hooghly city to the mouth.
In this valley, the emergence and merger of the Ramayana and Mahabharata carpet era happened. The events mentioned in the Shatpath Brahmins, Panchavish Brahmins, Gauta Brahmin, Atteyay Aaryaik, Kaushati Aranyak, Sankhyan Aaryaik, Vaasanayi Samhita and Mahabharat etc. are answered in the Vedic period of Ganga valley. The origin of ancient Magadha Mahajanapada was in the Ganga valley, from where the tradition of the republics started for the first time in the world. This golden era of India developed here when the Mauryas and Gupta ruled kings ruled here.
Sundarbans Delta
Due to the flow of the rivers at the curve, many arctic lakes have been formed in the southern part. The shield is from north to south, so most rivers flow from north to south. Due to tidal flooding in these rivers during the tide, they are also called Tidal Rivers. The reason for reaching the oceans of sea in the southern part of the Delta. This part is low, salty and boggy and is easily filled with Mangrove forests which flourish easily. This delta is more famous for rice cultivation. Here is the production of the most raw jute in the world. The Kata Reserve is one of those areas of Sundervan where the path passes through small canals. There are a large number of beautiful trees here.
The Hooghly river converts to the ocean in Kolkata, Howrah, in the Indian part of Sundarvan. The Padma comes from river Brahmaputra, river Yamuna river, and Meghna river. Eventually, it goes to the Sunderban Delta, 350 km wide and connects the sea in the Bay of Bengal. It has flat and low grounds built in 1,000 years with the new alluvium brought by Delta Ganga and its tributaries. Here is a famous Hindu pilgrimage at the confluence of the Ganga and the Bay of Bengal
Ganga (Sanskrit: गंगा): the Ganges is the most important river of India. It covers a massive land area of 2,510 km (km) in India and Bangladesh, from the Himalayas to Sunderban in the Bay of Bengal, covering a distance of 2,510 km (km) in total. Not only the natural wealth of the country, it is also the basis of people's emotional belief. While touring its long journey to India till 2,071 kms and then Bangladesh, it creates an immense fertile field of ten million sq. Kms of an area with tributaries. This area of Ganga, which is very important from the social, literary, cultural and economic point of view, is also known due to its densely populated population. The river with a maximum depth of 100 feet (31 m) is considered holy in India and it is worshiped as mother and goddess. Due to its beauty and importance in the Indian mythology and literature repeatedly, praise and passionate descriptions have also been made in foreign literature against Vandit Ganga river.
Rare dolphins with fresh water are also found. It contributes significantly to the development of agriculture, tourism, adventure sports and industries and also provides water supply to its coastal towns. Religious sites developed on the coast and pilgrimages are a special part of Indian social order. The bridges, dams and river projects built above it meet the needs related to electricity, water and agriculture in India. The scientists believe
Origin
The main branch of river Ganga is Bhagirathi, which is derived from Gangotri glacier (GURUKUL) at Kumamun, a place called Gauhmukh in the Himalayas. The height of the Gangetic plains is 3140 meters. Here is a temple dedicated to Ganga Ji. Gangotri shrine is the mouth of this glacier at an altitude of 3892 m (12,770 ft) north of 19 kms north of the city. This glacier is 25 km long and 4 km wide and about 40 meters high. From this glacier, Bhagirathi is a small cave. Its water source is a valley located at 5000 meters high. The origin of this valley is in the peaks of the southwestern slopes. In the way of Gaumukh, there is a glimpse of the vast Gaumukh glacier from Chirbasa village, 3600 meters high.
In this glacier, the snow of Nanda Devi, Kamat Mountain and Trishul Mountain melt. Although many small currents are contributing to the shape of the Ganges, but the geographical and cultural significance of 6 large and their subsidiary 5 small streams is high.
Ganga Plain
Ganga, Allahabad (Prayag) reaches Garhmukteshwar, Soron, Farrukhabad, Kannauj, Bithoor, Kanpur while traveling about 800 km from Haridwar on the plain. Here it is from the Yamuna River. This Sangam site is an important pilgrimage center for Hindus. This is called Tirthaaj Prayag. After this, the Ganga takes a curve in the main Mokshadinini Nagari Kashi (Varanasi) of Hindu religion, which is called Uttavahini here. Meerajapur, Patna, Bhagalpur, from here, Pakur reaches. In the meantime, there are many tributaries, such as Son, Ganodak, Ghaghara, Kosi etc.. It is southwards from the palaces of the palace in Bhagalpur. Near the Giria place of Murshidabad district of West Bengal, the Ganges river is divided into two branches - Bhagirathi and Padma. Bhagirathi river flows from the Giria to the south while Padma enters the Bangladeshi country, sprinkling the Farakka Barrage (1974 built in the direction of south-east). From here the delta part of the Ganges starts. From Murshidabad city to Hooghly city, the name of the Ganges is Bhagirathi river and the name of the Ganges is Hoogly river from Hooghly city to the mouth.
In this valley, the emergence and merger of the Ramayana and Mahabharata carpet era happened. The events mentioned in the Shatpath Brahmins, Panchavish Brahmins, Gauta Brahmin, Atteyay Aaryaik, Kaushati Aranyak, Sankhyan Aaryaik, Vaasanayi Samhita and Mahabharat etc. are answered in the Vedic period of Ganga valley. The origin of ancient Magadha Mahajanapada was in the Ganga valley, from where the tradition of the republics started for the first time in the world. This golden era of India developed here when the Mauryas and Gupta ruled kings ruled here.
Sundarbans Delta
Due to the flow of the rivers at the curve, many arctic lakes have been formed in the southern part. The shield is from north to south, so most rivers flow from north to south. Due to tidal flooding in these rivers during the tide, they are also called Tidal Rivers. The reason for reaching the oceans of sea in the southern part of the Delta. This part is low, salty and boggy and is easily filled with Mangrove forests which flourish easily. This delta is more famous for rice cultivation. Here is the production of the most raw jute in the world. The Kata Reserve is one of those areas of Sundervan where the path passes through small canals. There are a large number of beautiful trees here.
The Hooghly river converts to the ocean in Kolkata, Howrah, in the Indian part of Sundarvan. The Padma comes from river Brahmaputra, river Yamuna river, and Meghna river. Eventually, it goes to the Sunderban Delta, 350 km wide and connects the sea in the Bay of Bengal. It has flat and low grounds built in 1,000 years with the new alluvium brought by Delta Ganga and its tributaries. Here is a famous Hindu pilgrimage at the confluence of the Ganga and the Bay of Bengal
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