Shri Jayatheertharu ( Moola Brundavana replica ) – 2.5 Inch

📘 About Shri Jayatheertharu

Shri Jayatheertharu, also celebrated as Teekacharyaru or Teekakritpaada, is one of the greatest Acharyas of the Dwaita Vedanta tradition. Born in Mangalawedi (Mangalwedha), he renounced worldly life at a young age and dedicated himself entirely to the propagation of Madhvacharya’s philosophy.

He is revered as one of the Munitraya—the three pillars of Dwaita philosophy—alongside Shri Madhvacharya and Shri Vyasarajaru. His magnum opus Nyaya Sudha, a commentary on Anuvyakhyana, firmly established the philosophical foundations of Dwaita Vedanta and earned him eternal reverence among scholars and devotees.

Tradition holds that Shri Jayatheertharu is an incarnation of Indra with the Aavesha of Adi Shesha, blessed by Goddess Durga with divine wisdom and a writing instrument to immortalize Madhva Siddhanta.

🪔 Brundavana Significance

The Moola Brundavana of Shri Jayatheertharu at Malkhed is a powerful spiritual center revered for bestowing Jnana, Viveka, and Guru Anugraha. Devotees believe that worship of Shri Jayatheertharu removes intellectual confusion, strengthens faith, and grants success in spiritual and academic pursuits.

Keeping a Brundavana replica at home enables devotees to perform daily pooja and maintain a sacred connection with the Guru, especially for students, scholars, and seekers of truth.

📜 Timeline & Lineage

• Born: Mangalawedi (Mangalwedha), Maharashtra

• Pontificate: 1367 CE – 1388 CE (22 years 7 months)

• Guru: Shri Akshobhya Teertharu

• Successor: Shri Vidyadhiraja Teertharu

• Matha: Shri Uttaradi Matha

• Aaradhana: Ashadha Bahula Panchami

• Brundavana: Malkhed (on the banks of River Kagina), Karnataka