12
Feb
Thirusuzhi, Kanchana malai, Muktheeswrar, Tirupachety and Vembatore Temple. Madurai and Sivagangai District.
- Thirusuzhi:
This is One of 275 Important Devara Sthalam
The place is 45 kms to south of Madurai.
- Kanchana malai temple:
This temple is close to Meenakshi temple Madurai.
Main Deity: Soma sundereswarar in the form of Linga. Teertham is known as Azhukadal.
Purana says Kanchana malai is mother of Thadathagai {Meenakshi}.
She wanted to have a dip in the seawater, so Sunderaswarar by his power brought seven type of sea water into a small tank. Hence the place is known as Azhukadal. The tank is no more and the city has developed.
- Muktheeswarar:
The Siva temple is known as Vayu sthalam of Madurai district, and the temple is located near Theppakulam. The temple is a very old one, but the extended construction which we see now is 400 years old.
Main Deity is Siva linga known as Muktheeswarar and Goddess Maragadha valli Thayar.
Sthala puranam: Due to the curse of Sage Durvasa, Iravadham became a wild elephant, later on it worshipped Lord Siva of the place and got rid of its curse and was back to normal stage. Soorya rays fall directly on the Siva lingam to denote the worship of Surya.So, there is no Navagraha in this temple. Here we se Vilva Vinayakar in the temple.
- Thirupachety:
This is a Siva temple of 1800 years, and located at !0 kms distance from Thirupoovanam
- Vembathur: It’s a perumal temple.
Main deity: Sundara raja perumal and goddess Sridevi and Bhoodevi.
The temple is near Thirupachety, Lord Siva temple.
Other deities in the temple are, Lakshmi Hayagreevar, Lakshmi Narashimar, and Anjaneyar.
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