Anjanadri Hills Real Hanuman Birth Place
Real Hanuman Birth Place
TTD which is also known as Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam has gathered all the required information to prove that the Anjanadri Hills which is part of Sesachalam Hills i.e Tirumala Hills is the birth place of Lord Hanuman. So, it is well proved that the Anjanadri Hills is the birth place of Hanuman.
Proof of Real Hanuman Birth Place
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam Board (TTD) is the authority of the Tirumala temple. They hold all the responsibilities and roles to handle the Tirumala temple. In general, the TTD also does a lot of work for the hinduism and also to enhance the spread of Hinduism. The motto of the TTD is “Dharmo Rakshathi Rkshitaha“. TTD does a commendable job in the propagation of Hinduism and the Culture of Hindus through out the globe for past decades. TTD achieves this with a huge network of Scholars, Priests, Mutt Heads and many more spiritual leaders.
With this network for past some years, TTD has been working to prove many aspects of Hinduism. In this scenario, with the collaboration of many scholars and also with backing of a lot of literature and spiritual texts TTD has come this conclusion. TTD has presented a strong evidence stating that the Anjanadri Hills is the Real Hanuman Birth Place.
Anjanadri Hills Real Hanuman Birth Place
Anjanadri Hills is one of the hills in the part of seven hills of Tirumala. The seven hills of Tirumala are Seshadri, Neeladri, Garudadri, Anjanadri, Vrushabhadri, Narayanadri, and Venkatadri. Out of these seven hills Anjanadri Hills is the fourth Hill. Theses seven hills comprises of the Sesachalam forest range in which the abode of Lord Sri Venkateswara, Tirumala is located. There has been a long debate many years on the birth of Lord Hanuman. Some scholars point out that the birth place of Hanuman is in Karnataka.
But now, the TTD has gathered enough evidence to say that the Anjanadri Hills in the seshachalam is the Real Hanuman Birth Place. Coincidentally, the anjanadri hills comprises of lot monkeys in its habitat.
