Mathi
is the local goddess of Chhitkul Village in Kinnaur. This temple is
one of those which are constructed five hundred years ago by the
resident of Garhwal. The square ark of the goddess is made of walnut
wood and is secured with garments and surmounted by a tuft of yak
tail, which
is carried by two
shafts called bayanga. As
per legend says that the Devi started her journey from Brindvan or passed by Badri
Nath or Mathura and laterally reached Tibat. When she come to
Garhwal, by Sirmour and reached at the Barua Khad. She found that the
reason separated into seven sections. The deity of Shaung Village was
her nephew. She
appointed him to monitor the tarritory and then she contnued to Chasu
town. She again
delegated
her another
nephew
as a watchman named
as Narenas
of Chasu.
At
that point she went to the Kamru fortification where her spouse Badri
Nath, was a watchman of the throne of Bushahr. She further went to
Sangla where her another nephew, Barang Nag, was in charge of
defending the Rupin Ghati. From that point she continued to Batseri
town, where Badri Nath of Batseri, her spouse was in charge of
guarding a spot named Dhumthan. Thus forward she touched base at
Rakchham where Shanshares, yet another nephew was named as a
gatekeeper of Dhumthan. At last she touched base at Chhitkul and
settled there forever accepting the general obligation of protecting
the seven divisions. After her landing, the
people
had a lot of nourishment, creatures had adequate grass and the town
started to legitimate. She had likewise a pujares. Now
a days, in
the morning the pujares bring water from nearby
spring and worship the goddess during this various
musical instruments are played.
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