Shreemad yogindracharaya appeared in Morgaon in Shaliwahan Shake 1499 & took samadhi in shake 1727. He spent his long 228 yrs life in worshipping & propitiating Ganeshyog. It is said that Shree Mayureshwar, himself in the guise of Bhramin gave him 9 parts of Mudgal purana & he had written his exposition on it. Importance of Ganapatis, yogaswaroop & Yogageeta is described in it.

Morgaon is situated on the banks of river Karha.  Legend heard about the origin of Karhaganga is ....
    Once Brahamadeva misbehaved with Goddess Saraswati.  He felt very much guilty of his behaviour.  He became restless.  To purify his mind he visited all holy places in the world, conducted all the rituals and collected the holy water (Tirth) in his Kamandalu.  Then also he was not pacified so he came to  Morgaon.  He did Pooja-Abhishek on Mayureshwar.  While taking holy rounds of Mayureshwar, Kamandalu filled with sacred water was tumbled down by Brahamadeva's leg.  God Brahma was sorely dissappointed. While he was refilling his Kamandalu Shree Mayureshwar said, "O God Brahma ! Don't feel disappointed and don't fill this Kamandalu.  Let this water be flown here in the form of river.  Brahma Kamandalu Ganga i.e Karhaganga to destroy world's sin.  You take a spoonful of sacred water and be purified."
 Like this Karhaganga appeared in Morgaon.  There are seven tirthas in the course of five miles of river Karha.  They are Shree Ganesh Tirth, Bhima Tirth, Vyas Tirth, Rishi Tirth, Sarvapunya Tirth and Shree Ganeshgaya Tirth.

To the North of Karhaganga, at a distance of one mile there is a land of Jadbharat Muni.  Previously there used to be a big Aashram of Jadbharat Muni.  At present there is only one big rock having five lingas of Mahadev.  It is necessary to take darshan of Jadbharat Rock when you visit Morgaon.