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Raghunath of Kullu

Also called: Raghunathji

The small image of Rama brought from Ayodhya to Kullu in 1651, set on the throne of Kullu in 1660, and the chief god of the Kullu Dussehra.

Sources: History of Kullu Dussehra (the festival's own site), with Sahapedia and the Kullu district history; Kullu Dussehra, Wikipedia · see Raghunath of Kullu's web

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Raghunath of Kullu celebrated at

Dussehra (Festival) Vaishnava · The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
The gods of the valley gather to him for seven days from Vijayadashami.

Raghunath of Kullu form of

Rama (Avatar) Vaishnava · The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
The image of Rama from the Tretanath temple in Ayodhya.

Raghunath of Kullu worshipped by

Jagat Singh (King) Vaishnava · The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
Sets the image on his throne and rules as its first servant.

Stories 1

The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
Local story · as the image of Rama · 2 tellings

Cited

History of Kullu Dussehra (the festival's own site), with Sahapedia and the Kullu district history Temple tradition
Kullu Dussehra, Wikipedia Encyclopedia