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Temple info -3842 Kumareshwar Temple, Lonar,Buldana. குமரேஷ்வர் கோயில், லோனார், புல்தானா

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 Temple infon-3842 கோயில் தகவல்-3842 Kumareshwar Temple - Lonar, Buldana There are many ancient temples in the area of Lonar lake created due to meteor storm. Among them, Kumareshwar temple is considered one of the most important temples. This temple was built during the Rashtrakoot period and it is believed that Yadav Raja has constructed a coastal ban around it. There is such faith for this temple that Lord Shriram, Sitamata and Lakshman had visited during the forest and they had darshan of Kumareshwar. The pilgrimage of Sitanhani in front of the temple is considered to be the place where Sitamata bathed. Another beautiful legend of this temple is told. Agasti Rishi had come to this area to reduce the height of Vindhya Mountain. At the same time, two monsters Atapi and Vatapi had created a huge disaster. Agasti sages worshiped Lord Shiva for their killing. Shivshankar was pleased and he killed the demons by wearing the form of Kumar alias Batu. After that, at the request of Agast...
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Temple info -3841. Mudimalai Aandavar temple,Sengurichi,Dindukkal. முடிமலை ஆண்டவர் கோயில்,செங்குறிச்சி,திண்டுக்கல்

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 Temple info -3841 கோயில் தகவல் -3841 Sengurichi Mudimalai Aandavar Temple A Shiva temple in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu The Sengurichi Mudimalai Aandavar Temple is a Shiva temple located in the village of Sengurichi in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu. Arulmigu Mudimalai Aandavar Temple Location Country: India State: Tamil Nadu District: Dindigul Location: Sengurichi, Dindigul Taluk Assembly Constituency: Dindigul Lok Sabha Constituency: Dindigul Temple Information Presiding Deity: Mudimalai Aandavar History Date of Construction: 19th Century [Citation needed] Contents History Prior to the Third Mysore War of 1792, the Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan confiscated the *Palayams* (feudal estates) of Kannivadi, Natham, Idayakkottai, and Virupakshi within the Dindigul region because they had failed to pay tribute. At the conclusion of the Third Mysore War in 1792, the Dindigul region came under the control of the English East India Company. The Company entrusted the administration ...
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Temple info -3840 Airavatheswarar temple, Kanchipuram. ஐராவதேஸ்வரர் கோயில்,காஞ்சிபுரம்

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 Temple info -3840 கோயில் தகவல்-3840 AIRAVATESWARAR TEMPLE - KANCHIPURAM Perhaps, the Pallavas have gifted Kanchipuram abundantly. That might be why many of the heritage marvels remain neglected in the city.  Airavateswarar Temple  is one of such lesser-known gems from the Pallavas. This temple with a small entrance is located in a busy corner on West Raja Street, opposite the famous Katchabeswara temple, surrounded by crowded shops. The later period ordinary tower may not encourage anyone to enter inside and explore. But, inside this simple entrance lies one of the city's most beautiful temples. The taller structures around the temple keep its beauty hidden from the outside world. Airavat is the name of the white elephant of Indra. Airavateswarar could mean the Lord of Airavat. I am unsure about any Puranic legend connecting the presiding deity with Airavata. The west-facing temple is small and has just the sanctum and a small Mukha Mandapa. The Nagara vimana is mainly d...
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