300+ Year Nath Sampraday Lineage
The Mandir tradition is presented as a continuous Nath Sampraday lineage sustained through long-standing devotional practice.
Sacred Heritage • Public Record • Collective Duty
Protect Shri Mahakaaleshwar Mandir / श्री महाकालेश्वर मंदिर संरक्षण
300+ Years of Nath Sampraday Living Heritage | Registered Public Trust No. 144/1966 (Rajasthan Public Trust Act, 1959) | Khasra No. 42, Ambapol Bahar, Udaipur.
- Documented Heritage
- Transparent Support
- Public Trust
Credibility proof markers
Mahant Hansnathji Stewardship
Stewardship references are anchored to the custodial role of Mahant Hansnathji within the Mandir's heritage and public trust responsibilities.
Revenue Settlement Khasra No. 42
Documentary evidence includes Revenue Settlement references, specifically Khasra No. 42, for public review and heritage verification context.
Legal Trust Badge
Registered Public Trust No. 144/1966
Recognized under the Rajasthan Public Trust Act, 1959, this entry is presented as a formal institutional record marker.
A living sanctum of Nath lineage, now guarded through verifiable public record.
Established in the Mewar State era and recorded under Settlement records (1924, 1937) and Devasthan Certificate No. 144/1966, the sacred estate belongs in law to the Deity Mahakaleshwarji. This documentation is presented with accountable trust stewardship so the public can review heritage facts with clarity and confidence.
- Lineage: 300+ years Nath parampara
- Records: Khasra 42 & archival extracts
- Stewardship: trust-led public disclosure
Proof Pillars
The case, clearly organized
Sacred lineage
A continuous Nath tradition preserves ritual authority and temple identity across generations.
Documentary evidence
Revenue records, archival references, and mapped entries are presented for open verification.
Transparent support
Contributions and seva communications are structured with clarity on purpose and usage.
Public stewardship
Heritage protection is framed as a civic and devotional duty carried in the public interest.
Devotional Offerings & Seva Catalog
A reverent, documented catalog of temple seva and devotional offerings prepared for dignified participation across households, pilgrims, and supporters.
Bhasma & Rudrabhishek Seva
(रुद्राभिषेक सेवा)
Sacred ritual archana conducted inside the sanctum according to Nath Sampraday traditions.
Sattvik Temple Prasad & Sacred Bhog
(सात्विक प्रसाद)
Pure, traditional temple dry prasad and bhog delivered directly to devotees' homes.
Original Rudraksha Rosaries & Malas
(रुद्राक्ष एवं तुलसी माला)
Consecrated japa malas and traditional devotional accessories sourced and blessed at the temple.
Gau Seva & Grass Contribution
(गौसेवा एवं चारा सहयोग)
Daily nutritional care, fodder, and medical support for indigenous cows under Vrushabhdhwaj Gausewa Mandal Mahakaal.
Sanatan Dharma & Nath Parampara Literature
(धार्मिक साहित्य)
Books, stotrams, panchang, and historical archives documenting Mewar's sacred monastic heritage.
Heritage Protection Legal Fund
(विरासत संरक्षण सेवा)
Dedicated support toward certified archival research, court advocacy, and documentation defending the 18-Bigha temple estate (Khasra No. 42).
Common Questions
Clarity Before You Act
Brief answers to the most important trust, process, and participation questions.
What is the trust registration status of Shri Mahakaaleshwar Mandir Trust?
The trust is presented as a registered public trust under Registration No. 144/1966, with reference to the Rajasthan Public Trust Act, 1959. This platform shares that status as part of its public accountability record.
What does Khasra No. 42 indicate in the heritage record?
Khasra 42 is referenced as a key revenue-settlement entry connected to the Mandir land record context. It is presented with documentary notes so visitors can review the record trail in a factual, non-speculative manner.
What is the purpose of the UNESCO / Global Heritage appeal?
The appeal seeks principled recognition and protection attention for the Mandir heritage through documented submissions, public awareness, and lawful cultural process. It is positioned as a heritage-preservation effort, not a political campaign.
Where can I verify records, timelines, and supporting evidence?
The Heritage pages organize dated references, record extracts, and contextual notes so readers can examine documentation directly before forming a view or taking part in the appeal.
How are support and seva participation communicated transparently?
Updates are shared through trust-led communications on purpose, stewardship, and ongoing activities, including separate pathways for devotional seva participation and public support.
When heritage is documented with dignity, collective action becomes trustworthy.
Sign the Protection Appeal.