Храм Кодумуди Магудесвари
| Магудесвари Храм | |
|---|---|
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| Религия | |
| Принадлежность | индуизм |
| Округ | Эродировать |
| Божество | ( Шива ) |
| Расположение | |
| Расположение | Кодумуди |
| Состояние | Тамил Наду |
| Страна |  Индия |
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| Geographic coordinates | 11°04′34″N 77°53′20″E / 11.0762°N 77.8889°E[1] |
| Architecture | |
| Type | Dravidian architecture |
| Elevation | 183 m (600 ft) |
Храм Магудесвари в Кодумуди - большой индуистский храм, посвященный Шиве в районе Эроде в Тамилнаде , Индия. Это шестой храм в Конгу , регион, похваливший в гимнах TheVaram . [ 1 ] Он расположен на берегу реки Кавери . Мудрец агастиа связан с этим храмом.
Расположение
[ редактировать ]Храм находится примерно в 40 км от Эрода и примерно в 25 км от Карура в районе Эроде . Лучше всего обслуживаться из центральной автобусной терминала и ослабленной железнодорожной станции . Кроме того, железнодорожная станция Kodumudi , расположенная на линии Erode -Tiruchirappalli, обслуживает паломников. Храм расположен недалеко от железнодорожного вокзала. Ближайшие аэропорты находятся в Коимбаторе и Тричи, оба на расстоянии около 110 км. [ 2 ] Храм расположен на берегу реки Кавери. Храм считается одним из храмов, построенных на берегах реки Кавери . Считается, что скала посреди реки, напротив храма, является местом, где ворона под названием «Кубок мудреца Агастии» . [ 3 ]
Architecture
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The east facing temple is 640 feet in length and 484 feet in breadth. The temple houses the shrines for Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma, hence the name Trimurthy Kovil. This vast temple has 3 entrances on the east side. To the north of the central gate lies the entrance for the shrine of the presiding deity Lord Shiva known as Kodumudi Nathar and Makuteswarar. To the south of the central gate lies the entrance for the shrine of female deity his consort mother Parvathy known as Panmozhi Nayaki and Soundarambika. Lord Vishnu is called as Veeranarayana Perumal . Kunchitapaada Natarajar has both his feet on the ground, in contrast to the raised left foot. The Stala Vriksham is Vanni tree and the Theertham is river Kaveri.
This is a large temple complex containing of 7 main shrines.
- Magudeshwar
- Sundaranayaki (amman kovil)
- Veeranarayana perumal
- Thirumangai Nachiyar Thayar
- Vanni tree
- Anjaneya swami
- Shaneeswar
- Sooryan & Chandran
These are separate shrines made of stone.
Legend
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The legend of this temple is connected to the sage Agastya. Once the sage noticed that the idol was disappearing. He caught the idol in his hand and his finger prints can be seen on the deity.
Pandiya kings have patronised the temple regularly and because of the connection of Pandiya kings, this shivasthalam is called as Tiruppandikodumudi. The temple has epigraphs from the rule of King Sundarapandiyan Kesari.[2] This Shiva temple is on the west bank of Kaveri river.
Mythology
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Legend has it that in a test of strength between Adiseshan and Vayu, 5 gems are said to have gotten scattered from the head of Adisesha. A ruby stone landed at Tiruvannamalai, an emerald at Eengoimalai, a Blue sapphire at Potikai, a manikkam at Vaatpoki and a diamond rested here in this temple.
The legend of Agasthyar travelling to the South to tilt the balance of the earth is associated with Paandikkodumudi. It is believed that the waters of his kamandalam flowed from here as the Kaveri river to alleviate the misery of the farmers downstream. The Vinayakar here is referred to as Kaviri Kanda Vinayakar.
Endowments from the Pandyan rulers such as Malayathuvuja Pandian, Maravarman Sundarapandian and Pandiya Kesarivarman are some of the kings who have donated land, jewellery etc. to this temple.
Poems on this temple
[edit]It is one of the shrines of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams. Sambandar, Appar, Sundarar have composed the Pathigams. Sundarar composed his Namachivaayappatikam here Several literary works praise the glory of this temple.
Festivals
[edit]Bhrammotsavam is celebrated in the tamil month Chittirai, in addition to Aadipperukku where lighted lamps are set afloat in the river. The sun's rays illuminate the sanctum of Shiva and Ambal for a period of 4 days in the tamil months of Panguni and Aavani. The other festivals are Aippasi Pournami, Thaippoosam & Arudra Darisanam .
Gallery
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Magudeswarar Rajagopura -
Veeranarayanaperumal Rajagopura -
Vavivudainayagi Rajagopura -
Magudeswarar shrine front mandapa -
Brahma shrine -
Veeranarayanaperumal front mandapa -
Mahalakshmi shrine
References
[edit]- ^ "Sri Magudeswarar temple - Dinamalar Temples". Archived from the original on 11 November 2017. Retrieved 6 February 2020.
- ^ Jump up to: a b "Sri Magudeswarar Temple at Kodumudi". Dharisanam. Retrieved 11 July 2020.
- ^ Ka. Vi., Kannan (2019). River cauvery the most battl(r)ed. Notion Press. p. 28. ISBN 9781684666041.
http://www.thevaaram.org/thirumurai_1/koil_view.php?koil_idField=207
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