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Temple info -3874. Sri Mithantheeswarar temple,Eguvarpalayam,Thiruvallur. ஶ்ரீ மிதந்தீஸ்வரர் கோயில்,ஈகுவார்பாளையம்,திருவள்ளூர்

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 Temple info -3874 கோயில் தகவல்-3874 Sri Mithantheeswarar Temple/ ஸ்ரீ மிதந்தீஸ்வரர் திருக்கோவில், Eguvarpalayam/ ஈகுவார்பாளையம், Tiruvallur District, Tamil Nadu. The visit to this Sri Mithantheeswarar Temple at Eguvarpalayam in Tiruvallur District was part of the Gajaprishta Vimana Temple, Shiva Temple, Vishnu Temple, and ASI Excavation site in Tiruvallur District of Tamil Nadu and Tirupati District of Andhra Pradesh.    Moolavar    : Sri Mithantheeswarar Consort      : Sri Mithantheeswari, Parvati Some of the salient features of this temple are…. The temple faces east with a temple tank on the right side. Stucco images of Shiva and Parvati are on the top of the ardha mandapam entrance. Balipeedam and Rishabam are in front of the temple. Vinayagar and Nagars are on either side of the sanctum sanctorum. Moolavar Sri Mithantheeswarar is on a square avudaiyar. No koshta murtis are found in the koshtams. Ambal is not in a separate sannidhi but i...
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Temple info -3873. Saptha Koteshwara temple, Narve, Goa. சப்த கோடேஸ்வரர் கோயில்,நர்வே, கோவா

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 Temple info -3873 கோயில் தகவல்-3873 Saptakoteshwar Temple,Narve, Goa Language Watc Edit Saptakoteshwar Temple Temple complex (at present). Religion Affiliation Hinduism District North Goa Deity Shiva Status Active Location State Goa Country   India Wikimedia  | ©  OpenStreetMap Interactive map of Saptakoteshwar Temple Architecture Type Kadamba Saptakoteshwar Temple  is a  Hindu temple , dedicated to  Lord shiva  at  Narve  in  Goa , India, is considered to be one of the six great sites of temples of  Shiva  in the  Konkan  area. Contents History edit Origin and legend edit Saptakoteshwar, a form of  Shiva , was the family god of the kings of the  Kadamba dynasty . According to the  Sahyadri Khanda  of the  Skanda Purana , the shrine of Saptakoteshwar (also known as Sapta-natha) was established at  Naroa  on the island of  Divar  by the  Saptarishi  (seven sa...
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