- Cholas, who
established the
village as
Vembarur or
Solamarthanda Chaturvedimangalam.
There are
inscriptions dating back to the time of Raja Raja Chola...
- site and to
sustain their families.
Agraharams were also
known as
Chaturvedimangalams in
ancient times. They were also
known as ghatoka, and boya. Agraharams...
- Vengi,
invited 546
Brahmin families and
established them at
Virachoda Chaturvedimangalam.
Several records of the Chalukya-Cholas
register the gift of villages...
- Brahmamarayan, an
officer of the king with his
residence in
Arulmolideva Chaturvedimangalam, and who was well
versed in Tamil,
built the
temple of Somesvarar...
- as an
agraharam village during 7th century.
After that
Rajadhiraja Chaturvedimangalam by the
Medieval Chola king
Rajadhiraja Chola (1018–1054 CE), who constructed...
- some
parts of the
Velachery village were
known as
Dinachintamani Chaturvedimangalam in
honor of land
grants given to
Brahmins for
teaching the four Vedas...
- Nadu". "Rudra
Koteeswarar Temple :
Rudra Koteeswarar Temple Details |
Rudra Koteeswarar -
Chaturvedimangalam |
Tamilnadu Temple | ருத்ரகோடீஸ்வரர்". v t e...
-
various names like Chrukuravalli-Chaturvedimanagalam, Pakkaturaivalla-
Chaturvedimangalam,
Mahisaram and
Mahaksehtram on
account of the
number of
Vedic people...
- speech)
section of
worship and Tenavaram's
agraharam (brahmadeya or
chaturvedimangalam) - the Iyer or
Tamil Brahmin quarter of the
heterogenous Tenavaram...
-
deity during the
seventh year of Raja Raja
Chola I
mentions Rajasraya-
Chaturvedimangalam in Uraiyur-kurram, a
subdivision in Keralankata-Valanadu. The temple...
