Mandir's Mandapa: -
1 # Mukti Mandapa: -
Brahma himself performed the altar at the temple. It was later renamed Muktimandapa. The sanctuary is located between Kalpabat and Rohini Kund. At night, all the gods from heaven gather here. Under the priesthood of Brahma, all the gods discuss various problems of the world. According to legend, Maharaja Indradyumna performed the Yajna at the Muktimandapa during the construction of the temple, according to legend. The Muktimandapa is called Brahmasana. Only scholarly scholars are located in the Muktimandapa. If there are any problems in the worship of the temple, they are solved by discussing them in the scriptures. The panji used in the shrine is recognized at the Muktimandapa meeting. The Mukti Mandapa is 36 feet long and 36 feet wide. The Muktimandapa is said to have been built during the reign of Ramachandra Dev in 156 AD. In this Mukti Mandapa, scholars from the sixteenth century of Puri sit and discuss the principles of Hinduism.
2 # Majana Mandapa: -
The Majana mandapa is located on the right side of the Beheran Gate, inside the temple. According to the autobiography, Lakshmi is here on Thursday. Sridevi and Madanmohan's wedding ceremony is held at the mandapa on the eleventh day of Shukla Paksha, the oldest month.
On the twelfth day of Bhadrav Shukla in the mandapa, the dwarf birth policy, on the day of Ashwin Krishna Ashtami (Mulastami), thousands of Kumbhabhishek of the goddess Durga are performed here.
The other name for this mandapa is Somnath Mandapa. Traditional devotional music, Gita Govinda, etc. are sung every evening by the administration of the shrine at the Majana Mandapa, which is built in the style of Piddha. The mandapa of the Srivigraha and the Rahu line are cleaned on this mandapa.
3 # Vet Mandapa: -
Lakshmi Thakurani rises and meets the mandapa on the day of Niladri BJ on the east side of the temple's kitchen area as Shree Gannath Mahaprabhu descends from the chariot to Pahandi BJ. The pavilion was built during the reign of Dibyasinghe Deva (16-1917).
4 # Chahani Mandapa: -
The mandapa is located on the south side of the bathing mandapa in the Anand Bazaar of the temple. During the Bahuda chariot, the Nandighosa chariot is placed in front of the shrine. At this time, Lakshmi Thakurani defeats the Chahani Mandapa in Palinki and first looks for Shri Gannath Mahaprabhu, then Lakshminarayana wins in front of Srinagar for the meeting policy. It is an open pavilion with a 6-foot-high pedestrian roof on a total of 12 pillars. The rectangular pavilion on the Kadibaraga poles of the Shal-Piyasal wood is limited to about 12 feet in length and width. The pavilion was built in the seventeenth century by the explorer Chhotarai. On the day of the Srigundicha pilgrimage, chariot-setting work is held here.
5 # Bathing mandapa: -
The bathing mandapa or bathing altar is located in the Anand Bazaar area outside the temple. The mandapa is facing east. The pavilion, built of stone, is both 45 feet long and 45 feet wide. There are stone steps on both the south and north sides to ascend the pavilion. A throne and three wheels are installed in the mandapa. On the first full moon day, the fourth idol sits on the pavilion or altar from the Ratna throne. A total of 108 grams of reformed sandalwood, camphor and kesharadi bathe in the water while the Srivigraha sits on the mandapa. The famous Gajanan of the Lord is adorned in this mandapa.
6 # Gundicha Mandap: -Adap Mandap
Various ancient scriptures contain detailed accounts of the sanctity of the Gundicha mandapa. For example, the name Gundichamandapang is Yatrahamjanam Pura. Ashwamedha Sahasrasya Mahabedi Tadavabhat. The place of true worship is the earth.
The mandapa is named after the altar, the altar, the adap mandapa, the ras mandapa, the atop mandapa, and so on. In the twelfth century AD, the Gundicha mandapa was a wooden mandapa. The stone mandapa was built during the reign of King Narasimha Deva II of the Ganges dynasty (126-1304 AD). The pavilion or throne, built in Gundicha Ghar's womb, is made of black muguni stone. The mandapa is 6 feet high and 18 feet long.
The mandapa in which Sharudhabali gets out of the chariot of wood and wins is called the Adap Mandapa. The mandapa was located at the back of the Adap Mandapa, facing the south side of the Ashwamedha Yajna, which King Indradyumnan had erected by installing Srinath Singh. Even now, Darudia goes to the Adap Mandapa on a journey to Sripatitapavan. The Adap Mandap or Gundicha temple is not his aunt's house. The Srigundicha temple is also called Janak Puri. That's the decent thing to do, and it should end there. Darudiya wins the New Year's pilgrimage to the temple. That's the decent thing to do, and it should end there. Therefore, the scripture says that the fruit that is seen in the year-round vision in the Ratna Mandapa is obtained in the vision in the Adap Mandapa one day.
7 # Navikata Mandapa: -
An open pavilion on the west side of the Garad house in the enclosure inside the temple is called the Navikata pavilion. Its other name is Bajanti Mandapa. On the day of Sri Krishna Janmasthami, Navikata karma is completed here. On the full moon day, Dolgobind, Bhudevi, Sridevi's Majana Besh, Bhogadi, win the Dolabedi when they are here. The mandapa is currently being counted every evening in the mandapa.
8 # Nirmalya Mandapa: -
Nirmalya Mandapa is located in the Nilachal Upavan area outside the temple. Another name for this mandapa is Nirmalya Khala. It is a square open pavilion about 4 feet high. According to the Nirmalya Khala or Mandapa antiquity, it was renovated in the seventeenth century during the reign of Gajapati Vir Kishore.
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