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The ancient name of Mamleshwar Jyothirling is Amareshwar. Both Omkareshwar and Mamleshwar are in the form of the same Jyotirlinga.... Mamleshwar Jyothirlinga is on the south bank of the Narmada and Omkareshwar sits on the Omkar mountain towards the north bank of Narmada river. The Narmada river flows in the middle of both the temples. It is believed that a Pilgrimage to the Omkareshwar isn't complete without paying obeisance to the Mamleshwar temple as it is believed to house half of the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga. Some legends said that Lord Shiva himself had split Jyotirlinga in two parts on each side of river Narmada here.. According to folklore, the Mamleshwar is the Shiva lingam built by the Pandavas during their exile from the Mahabharata era. While another popular Omkareshwar lore proclaims that the existence of Mamleshwar jyotirlinga goes back to Vedic times, when Shiva manifested himself as a jyotirlinga, pleased by the penance of the god of Vindhyas. Owing to the huge crowd of sages and devotees who came to visit him, Lord Shiva split himself into two on either side of the river Narmada. While one Jyotirlinga on the island of Mandhata came to be known as Omkareshwar, the other on the mainland of Omkareshwar town came to be known as Mamleshwar, respectively. This is the reason, why the Amareshwar Jyotirlinga is also known as a Parthivlinga. @WanderWithAY @amar0406 #wanderwithay #amar0406 #wander #AY #WanderWithAY #amarnathyadav0406 @amarnathyadav0406 #indore #indorecitytour2022 #mptourism #madhya_pradesh #Omkareshwar #omkareshwartemple #mamleshwar #mamleshwarjyotirlinga #hindutemple #India #TemplesOfIndia #Jyotirlinga #Devotee #Culture #Hinduism #Ancient #Old #shivling #shivalingam