Nashik’s Rangpanchami Known For Peshwa Tradition Which Is Famous In Maharashtra Know About It.
Nashik Rangpanchami : Sometimes it is Holi, where there is dust, where there is a splash of different colors Rangpanchami of Nashik. From the young to the young, this theater is eagerly awaited every year. The method of playing Nashik Rangpanchami is also somewhat different. About five in total in Nashik rahadi Out of these, Rangpanchami is celebrated by digging four rahads every year.
In the current situation Nashik (Nashik) In total four to five rahadis in the city every year Rangpanchami(Rangpanchami) are opened. These include Shani Chowk Rahad, Tambat Lane Rahad, Dande Hanuman Chowk Rahad, Delhi Darwaza Rahad and Tiwandha Chowk Rahad. All these Rahads are of Peshwa period and each Rahad has its own tradition. So it is necessary to know about this Rangpanchami of Nashik.
Rahad became a pit of wrestlers
Rahad in Shani Chowk, which is located at the north door of Kalaram Mandir, is famous since the Peshwa period. Two and a half to three hundred years ago, the chiefs of the Peshwas lived in this area. At that time, it was a hotbed of wrestling. In this place, the wrestlers of the area used to test their strength. It is said to be maintained by the Path Sardar. The Shani Chowk Mitra Mandal and Sardar Roads Akhara in Shani Chowk are maintaining this accommodation traditionally. This Holi in Shani Chowk is lit after midnight. Digging starts from morning. To cover this rahad, a large teak wood is used. The color of this rahadi is permanently set to pink. On the day of Rangpanchami, the rahadi is worshiped as the symbol of the Dixit family.
Delhi Darwaza Rahad
The Peshwa-era rahadi at Delhi Darwaja Chowk near Gadge Maharaj Bridge is maintained and maintained by the Man Turewale Panch Mandal. Azad Siddheshwar Delhi Darwaja Mandal was established to continue the tradition of Rahadi. The special feature of this rahadi is the dye made from palsa flowers. The color of this rahadi is orange.
Tambat Lane Rahad
This rahad, which was built in stone during the Peshwa period, was neglected for many years, but the youths of Tambatlane in the city got together and opened the rahad. The color of this rahadi is orange or reddish. On the day of Rangpanchami, five families here are worshiped. After this, Rangpanchami begins in real sense. Palasa flowers, tulsa, sandalwood are used to make the color of this rahadi. More than 150 kg of flowers are collected and boiled in a cauldron. After that, the color is formed after soaking in water.
Rahad in Tiwandha Chowk
This is a Peshwa-era Rahad in Tivandha Chowk opposite the famous Budha Halwai shop in Nashik city. This rahadi is yellow in color and is made entirely of flowers. On the day of Panchami, after decorating the entire rahad, Ranga rahadi is duly worshipped. Jalgaonkar family has the honor of Rahadi. What is special is that women are allowed in this rahadi. Half is reserved for women and half is reserved for men. So they are enjoying the full color of Rang Panchami
Rahad in Dande Hanuman Chowk
In the Kazipura Police Chowk area of Nashik, there is a Danda Hanuman Rahad dating back to the Peshwa era three hundred years ago. The legend of this Rahad is that some years ago, Rangpanchami was celebrated with a big tip on a bullock cart, from a water tank. But with time this tradition stopped. After that, Rangpanchami is celebrated by digging Rahad. Yellow color is produced in this rahadi. Colors are created by combining more than 200 kg of flowers. Nashikers also get to enjoy Rahadi in Dande Hanuman Chowk.
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