Mathura
Mathura is a holy city founded by Satrughna who was the younger brother of Lord Rama.
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In the Puranas it is stated that Mathura is a holy city founded by Satrughna who was the younger brother of Lord Rama. Mathura is situated in the banks of the river Yamuna, where a demon named Madhu resided. His son is the Rakshasa Lavana, was killed by Satrughna, who afterwards built the shrine, which obtained celebrity as a purifier from all sin. It was in this place that Dhruva's sacrament was performed.
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