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Bhoto Jatra • Inner Nepal Episode 8 • In Nepal, every year before the beginning of the rainy season, the festival of Rato Machhindranath (God of rain) is celebrated in Lalitpur. This festival is the longest-running festival in Nepal. Rato Machhindranath chariot festival is concluded with observing of Bhoto Jatra which marks the end of the month-long celebration. • There is a very interesting story behind the Bhoto Jatra festival. • A long time ago, there used to live a snake-king (Karkotak) with his beloved wife in an opulent palace under the lake of Taudaha in Kathmandu valley. Once, the wife of Karkotak Naag had an eye disease and she began to cry with pain. Karkotak Naag became so depressed because that eye disease could not be cured even with lots of medicines. At that time, there was a farmer from Bhaktapur who was a popular healer. Knowing this, Naagraj Karkotak went to visit him and requested to come with him to heal his wife. • Once they both reached the palace, the farmer quickly prepares the medicine from the ayurvedic herbs and gives it to the wife of Karkotak Naag. The medicine instantly cured her eye disease. The Karkotak Naag became very happy and rewarded the healer an invaluable Vest (Bhoto) out of generosity as a gift. The Vest was mottled in a diamond. • The farmer used to wear it every day, wherever he would go. Everybody would notice him because of that shiny Vest on him. One day, a Lakhey ( fire burning demon in Nepal Bhasa) saw the farmer wearing the Vest and he began to turn green with envy, so the demon began to chase him silently. One day, the farmer was working in his field. He opened his Vest and put it there somewhere nearby while working. In the meantime, demon stole it. The farmer chased him but the demon was very fast, so he escaped. The farmer became so sad and enraged. • One day, during the Rato Machhindranath chariot festival, the farmer saw that demon wearing his precious Vest. The farmer immediately reaches him and asks furiously for the Vest, but demon refused to return. Then there was broke out terrible fighting between them. At that time, King Guna Kaamdev was also present at the festival and saw them fighting. King Guna Kaamdev decided to give the Vest to whoever presents the evidence of whoever it was and till then, that Vest will be kept under the care of Rato Machhindranath. The farmer became sad and went to request snake-king to come as evidence from Vest during Machhindraanth Jatra. Snake-king agreed and told the farmer, While I come to the festival, I will be transformed into a human being wearing a white dress. I will be the tallest man in the crowd and the wind will be gusty, but you will need to recognize me. • It was the last day of the Machhindranath festival, there was a huge crowd. The farmer also came there with the hope of getting back his Vest. At that time, there was a gust of winds, the farmer looked for Snake-king (who transformed into a man) but couldn't recognize him. It was already evening, but no one came to claim the Vest. Then king Gunkaamdev ordered to show the Vest from all sides of the chariot. Still, nobody came to claim it. Since then, there is a trend of showing the Vest (Bhoto) to the people every year from the chariot of Rato Machhindranath. • • For Creative Visual Marketing • Contact: 9808042707 • SHARDA PRODUCTION PVT LTD • Facebook: www.facebook.com/shardaproduction • Email: [email protected] • website: https://shardaproduction.com.np/ • Instagram:   / shardaproduction   • One stop solution for animated advertisement, Logo Animation, Explainer Video, Tutorial/instructional video, Stop Motion graphics, studio photoshoot, Outdoor photoshoot, Testimonial Videos, Talk show, video commercial, Documentary videos, Company profile, slide show videos. • #innernepal #bhotojatra #festivalsofnepal #historyofnepal #storiesofnepal #nepal #lalitpur #ratomachindranath #

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