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HOME NEWS RELIGION TRAVEL HOTEL EDUCATION CULTURE BUSINESS BANKS LEGALHELP		Let explore the Great Mithila lies in you Ancient Mithila country was the nation of great epical character of hindu philosophy Rajarshi(King and Saint) Janak. The adapted daughtert of Janak, Sita was also a great character of great Hindu epic Ramayana who married with Lord Ram (incarnation of lord Vishnu).As the Hindu(i.e.Sanatan) religion is spread all over the world,and Lord Ram & godess Sita are eminent god couple of Hindu,So Mithila was also famous for motherland of godess Sita(Janaki) .This is the religious identification of the Mithila but it has historical heritage of educational,philosophical,cultural aspects as well.The dialects of materialistic and Spiritualistic views are balanced by the unique vision of renowned Philospher Astavakra(Master of Janak).Astavakra Mahageeta was one of core philosophical epic by Mystic Astavakra which is shows the simple enlightenment way for human being.This Mahageeta is the one of original philosophy by this sacred land to humankind.More philosophical contribution by the native of Mithila's are Adwait,Dwaitadwait,Taitariya by Mandan Mishra,Ayachi Mishra,Gargi,Maitreyi,Yagyawalkya, etc.The land has the literative treasure of great poet of mathilee Mahakavi Vidyapati whose lyric effect can also be seen in the literature of Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore.The socioeconomic and geopolitical status of Mithila was very sound and strong in history but after the invasion from Islamic empire in southern side and Khas-Mangolian gurilla led by Prithvi Narayan Shah in nothern side made the country, divided into two parts.Under current geopolitical boundary the Nothern Mithila is situated in Madhesh of Nepal as well southern Mithila is in Bihar of India. In spite of the absence of political boundaries of Great Mithila,the country lives with their prosperous cultural values in either side of Maithil(Resident of Mithila). <

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