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- Swayambhunathaswamy and the goddess is Bhavani. The temple tanks are Surya tirtta and Chandra tirtta. Perala munivar, Yagyavalkiyar, Shukracharya, Markandeya and Vishvamitra...
- He is having tuft above the head, like a brahmin. The tirtta of the temple is Sangusunai Tirtta. For a devotee Palaniandavar, gave darshan here. A devotee...
- Maheshvari, one of the saptamatas, worshipped the deity. Ganges is the temple tirtta of the temple. Ayyampet N.Selvaraj, Study on the Saptastanam (Seven Sacred...
- known as Periyanayaki. Vanni is the temple tree. The temple tank is Kumara tirtta. In this temple, the shrine of Muruga is considered as the primary shrine...
- Chan****svarar is found in a separate shrine. The temple tank are Sita Tirtta and Kumara Tirtta. This temple is located in Kumbakonam-Nachiarkoil-Poonthottam road...
- Juradeva also known as Juraharavesvar is with four legs. Temple tank Vyagra Tirtta is found in the temple. Temple trees are Kattathi and Vanni. Jestadevi which...
- goddess is not given to the devotees. Vilva is the temple tree. Bhairava tirtta is the temple tank. The entrance is found in a different style. In the front...
- consorts Valli and Deivanai, Sarabeswara, and Bairava, are found. The temple tirtta is known as Pallavan Kulam. This temple was built by Kulottunga I who ruled...
- Goddess is known as Mathangeesvari. Temple tree is vanni and the temple tirtta is Madanka teertham. Irumpidarthalaiyar and Sendanar belonged to this place...
- his consorts Valli and Durga are found. Temple tree is Vanni tree. Temple tirtta are Agasthiar Tirttam and Surya Tirttam. Every year, during the Tamil month...