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'''Dharharwa''' is a village in [[Parihar Tehsil|Parihar]] [[Tehsil]] in [[Sitamarhi District]] in Bihar State, [[India]]. In [[Hindi]]: धरहरवा

==Geography==
Dharharwa is 4 km from the main Tehsil town Parihar, 24.9 km from the district city Sitamarhi and 135 km from the state capital Patna.
Nearby towns include Sursand (8.5 km), Bajpatti
(19.3 km), and Choraut (20.2 km).
Nearby villages include Parihar (4 km),Sirsia Bazar,Pipra, Bishanpur (4.8 km), Betaha (4.8 km), Manpaur (5.8 km), Banauli (6.6 km).
Other villages in Parihar Tehsil include Baburban,Baya,Machhpakauni,Bherrahiya, Bishanpur and Dhanaha. Other villages in 843324 are Bela,Machhpakauni, Mahadeopatti,Parsa, Indarwa and Parihar.
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Dharharwa's [[Postal Index Number|PIN Code]] is 843324.

==Mythology==
According to [[Hindu]] mythology, [[Lord Rama]] was in [[Treta]] killed [[Ravana]] releasing his loving wife, the [[Goddess Sita]]. According to hearsay, Dharharwa exists since the birth of Sita. [[Janak]] King of [[Mithila (ancient)|Mithila]], was advised to plough with his own hands to free the country from a long period of barrenness. Where King Janak held the great plough it was Dharharwa. King Janak ended his ploughing where he found baby Sita in a pot. Where King Janak found Sita in a pot, it has been known as Punaura Dham, [[Sitamarhi]] now in [[Bihar]] ([[India]]). The capital of Raja Janak is [[Janakpur]], known as Janakpur Dham, now in [[Nepal]].

Dhar stands for in local language to take or hold, while Har stands for plough. Since then it has been called Dharharwa. Janakpur Dham is known as the capital of [[Mithila (ancient)|Mithila]]. [[Mithila Kingdom]] was then ruled by King Janak and by his predecessor and successor.

Many people believe the palace of King Janak was in quadrilateral made by four temples of Shiva. They present four temples of Shiva like Jaleshwar, Kalnaneshwar, Kapileshwar and Kshireshwar out of existing Janaki Mandir or Sita Palace lies in Janakpur. Jaleshwar is near Dharharwa.
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==Population ==

Population distribution of village Dharharwa as per 'Census of India 2011'

*Male Population 2439

*Female Population 2235

*Total Population 4674<ref>[http://www.populationofindia.co.in/bihar/sitamarhi/parihar/.dharharwa Population Of Dharharwa]</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.brandbharat.com/english/bihar/districts/sitamarhi/Sitamarhi_PARIHAR_DHARHARWA.html Villages In Dharharwa Panchayat]
*[http://www.mapsofindia.com/pincode/india/bihar/sitamarhi/dharharwa.html PIN Code of Dharharwa]
*[http://www.indiamapped.in/map-of-bihar/sitamarhi/parihar/dharharwa Maps of Dharharwa]
*[http://www.populationofindia.co.in/bihar/sitamarhi/parihar/.dharharwa Population of Dharharwa]

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[[Category:Villages in Sitamarhi district]]

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