Musukunda chakravarthy
  • Yaa, Thiruvarur Temple I have some information:
    Its was build ( restructured) by a women called Paravai Nachiyaar , she is basically a thevardiyar, lived in the period of Rajendra Cholan, Paravai got friendship of Rajendra Cholan and with his help she converted the temple, before that it was Sengal temple ( i Mean ordinary Stone) .

    Even today we can see inscription and more she donated a BIG Brozne Lamp to the temple thats also still there.

    Shankar
  • Dear Sankaranarayanan,

    I am sure there should be more references

    re SAPTHA VIDANGA STHALAMs in Deyvathin Kural !

    Also would like to clarify that the posting on Rama could be SLIGHTLY SPACED to enable members to read and cherish ...

    By no way discouragement / slow down meant.

    rgds/ sps

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  • dear SPS,
    I don't know what 'chistle' is. Can you explain?
    Do you mean carved? like not carved = Svayambhu?
    kathie
  • Chistle is the Iron instrument used to break/shape rocks using a hammer.

    Its similar in shape of a 'crowbar' but very small in size, just fits in
    palm...A sculptor holds a chistle in one hand and a hammer on the other, and
    hits the chistle to break the rock and shape it.

    My 2 paise :)

    Satish
  • Hi Satish,
    I think the spelling is chisel not chistle, and thats what confused Kathie. I did not mean any offence my friend.
  • Thanks, it was the spelling. Chisel.
    kathie
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    Musukunda Chakravarthy
    The Legend is - Once Shiva and Parvathi were sitting under a Bilwa tree. A monkey sitting on the tree unknowingly plucking the vilva leaf and dropping down, which fell on lord Siva. Siva was pleased with the Vilvarchana and gave a boon that the monkey will be born as a Great King. The Monkey requested him that he be born with the face of a monkey so that people in the world ( Boolog) realise the benefit of worshipping Siva and understand even a monkey can become a king with the grace of the lord.

    His image is in a pillar - dont remeber the place.

    His minister's name was Amudogar who built the Alangudi siva temple ( Gurusthalam)
    regards

    sankar
    regards

    sankar
  • THEN I SHOULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE.

    SHOULD TAKE DEAR MEMBER KOTHANADRAMAN'S ADVICE MORE SERIOUSLY...

    (jokingly Advice or Advise ? )

    rgds/ sps
  • attached pillar from Perur - locals claim this is muchukundan
  • "chisel" is just atoolfor chipping materials. It cannot be called an "instrument".

    VKRi

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