Site considered sacred by the Pushtimarg sect of Vaishnavism for performing devotional rituals
"Baithak" redirects here. For the drawing room for the guests in South Asia, see Mehmaan khana. For other uses, see Baithak (disambiguation).
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Mahaprabhu's 84 Baithaks in India. Blue dot () marks known Baithaks while red dot () marks unknown or Gupta Baithaks. Baithaks (1-22) are located in Braj region roughly covering Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh. For Baithaks (53-72) in Gujarat, see Gujarat map below.
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Mahaprabhu's Baithaks (53-72) in Gujarat
Baithak or Bethak, lit.'seat', is a site considered sacred by the followers of the Pushtimarg tradition of Vaishnava Hinduism in India for performing devotional rituals. These sites are associated with Vallabhacharya Mahaprabhu, the founder of Pushtimarg and his descendants. They mark public events in their lives. Some of them are restricted or foreboding. These sites are spread across India and are chiefly concentrated in Braj region in Uttar Pradesh and in western state of Gujarat. Total 142 Baithaks are considered sacred; 84 of Vallabhacharya, 28 of his son Viththalanath Gusainji and 30 of his seven grandsons.[1]
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