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Bhatiyani Pratapkumari, the queen of Jodhpur King Mansingh got the temple reconstructed elsewhere as the earlier one had caved in. She got the temple consecrated in 1857. The name of temple is - 

Bhatiyani Pratapkumari, the queen of Jodhpur King Mansingh got the temple reconstructed elsewhere as the earlier one had caved in. She got the temple consecrated in 1857. The name of temple is -  Correct Answer Teeja Manji Temple

The correct answer is Teeja Manji Temple

Key Points

  • Teja Manji Temple Located in Jodhpur, this temple was built by Pratap Kunwari, the queen of King Mansingh of Marwar.
  • Maharaja Man Singh was the last independent Maharaja of the Marwar Kingdom and Jodhpur State.
  • He was appointed as Heir Apparent by his grandfather Vijay Singh on 7 November 1791. However, upon Vijay Singh's death, Bhim Singh seized Jodhpur and proclaimed himself as the ruler of Marwar.

Additional Information

Kunj Bihari Temple

  • Kunj Bihari Temple is an artistically and architectural beautiful temple in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Its entrance and top are an example of marvellous architecture. There is a statue of Meera Bai, a great devotee of Lord Krishna at the entrance of the temple.
  • The temple was built in 1847 by Gulab Rai, the Paswan (vice wife) of Maharaja Vijay Singh.

Mahamandir Temple 

  • Mahamandir Temple was built in 1812 CE and is well known for its marvellous piece of architecture that stands on 84 beautifully carved pillars. These pillars display intricate stone carvings that depict yoga postures. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The main pilgrimage site of the Nath sect.

Gangshaymaji Temple

  • Gangshaymaji Temple was built by the erstwhile Maharaja of Jodhpur in the early 20th Century in Old city of Jodhpur. 

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