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Niguma is prayed to as Netula Mai in the village of Kumar (mispronounced by historians as Kashmir) in Sikandra block next to Lakhisarai in Bihar. Infact this area is the home of Sukhasiddi, Virupa, Saraha, Maitripa, Naropa and some other Maha Siddha's. Tibetans may ask "WHY IS NIGUMA CALLED NETULA." This is because in Bihar a married women isn't mentioned through her name but from the name of the village she hails from. Tibetan texts say that Niguma lived in a town called incomparable in Kashmir. Incomparable in Bihari means NETULA so Maa Netula temple in Kumar (village) is dedicated to Niguma herself who was once the wife of Naropa who lived four Km to the east of Netula in Achambo which Tibetans mispronounced as Jumbo. Between Achambo and Netula is 'Pach Mahua' mispronounced by Tibetans as Peme. This is where Niguma was born. Adjacent to 'Pach Mahua' (Niguma's home) and Netula (Niguma's temple) is Ramji Chitauni. Chitauni means to scatter something and Ramji means something expensive. So 'Ramdi Chitauni' is the place where the ancient Tibetan called 'Khungpo Naljor' gave Niguma the gold she demanded which the latter scattered in the forest in delight. Next to 'Ramdih Chittauni' is the village of 'Pir Handa' which means a vessel with urine. So 'Pir handa' is the place Niguma urinated in a a skull and told Khyungpo Naljor to drink it. Put together, 'Ramdi Chittauni' and 'Pir Handa' villages just a Km away from Netula temple are proof that Maa Netula temple in Kumar village is the elusive Niguma's temple. Tibetans should thank the ancient Tibetan 'Khyungpo Naljor' for writing so well. This is why it was possible for me to identify the spots. I hope the present day Tibetan Buddhist masters live upto his expectations and take up this story from here. And don't forget to like my facebook page 'Buddha Exhumed'. Thankyou.
Khyungpo Naljor, Niguma, Netula.