This divya desam is in a serene and peaceful village.
Devadiraja Perumal is the Moolavar of this temple and Amaruviappan is the Utsavar.
This is a Krishnaranya kshteram.
As it was month of Margazhi we could see the presiding deity decked up in stone studded crown, kavacham with Sankha, chakra, mace, sword and the spear. we felt as if we are in the sannidhi of emperor of the universe. Blessed to see the Lord in this alankara as it was festival time of Markazhi.
Here we see God flanked by Garuda and Prahlada,
Garuda is given a special status and a place inside the sanctum instead of his usual seat facing the God outside the sanctum.
Amaruviappan or Rajagopala swamy gives a beautiful darshan with a cow and and a calf with a staff in his hand.
As per the legend Brahma took all cows from Gokulam and hid them at this place.
When Krishna came to know he created same number of cows in Gokulam.
Realising his folly Brahma requests Krishna to give darshan at Triuvazhanthanoor .
Krishna appears as Amaruviappan ( one who is flanked by cattle)with a calf and a cow. A beautiful sight, a speciality of this temple.
More details about this temple , check how this place came to be known as Therazhandoor
This is the birth place of Kambar , the great Tamil poet.
The other Krishnaranya kshetrams are Thiru Kannangudi ,Kapisthalam,Thirukannapuram, Thirikannamangai. Shall post soon.
Devadiraja Perumal is the Moolavar of this temple and Amaruviappan is the Utsavar.
This is a Krishnaranya kshteram.
As it was month of Margazhi we could see the presiding deity decked up in stone studded crown, kavacham with Sankha, chakra, mace, sword and the spear. we felt as if we are in the sannidhi of emperor of the universe. Blessed to see the Lord in this alankara as it was festival time of Markazhi.
Here we see God flanked by Garuda and Prahlada,
Garuda is given a special status and a place inside the sanctum instead of his usual seat facing the God outside the sanctum.
Amaruviappan or Rajagopala swamy gives a beautiful darshan with a cow and and a calf with a staff in his hand.
As per the legend Brahma took all cows from Gokulam and hid them at this place.
When Krishna came to know he created same number of cows in Gokulam.
Realising his folly Brahma requests Krishna to give darshan at Triuvazhanthanoor .
Krishna appears as Amaruviappan ( one who is flanked by cattle)with a calf and a cow. A beautiful sight, a speciality of this temple.
More details about this temple , check how this place came to be known as Therazhandoor
This is the birth place of Kambar , the great Tamil poet.
The other Krishnaranya kshetrams are Thiru Kannangudi ,Kapisthalam,Thirukannapuram, Thirikannamangai. Shall post soon.
after reading the description,I wish to visit this temple along with other nearby temples.
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Thank you Kp.
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