Why is it called Kedarkantha?

He is the DESTROYER of the cosmos only to reconstruct it, Lord Shiva,” says KEDARKANTHA PEAK, whose name literally means Lord Shiva's throat (Kedar refers to Lord Shiva and Kantha means Throat).

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