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In the [[Prakaram|prakara]], shrines of [[Hayagriva|Hayagrivar]], [[Visvasena|Visvasenar]], [[Andal]] and [[Alvars]] are found in this temple. <ref name=dinamani/> In the front mandapa, Gopalan is found in a separate shrine with Rukmani and Satyabama. Before the presiding deity was kept in the sanctum sanctorum, he was found there. Sarayu theertha is found outside the temple. The [[Vimana (architectural feature)|vimana of]] this temple is known as Pushpaka vimana. <ref name=dinamalar/> |
In the [[Prakaram|prakara]], shrines of [[Hayagriva|Hayagrivar]], [[Visvasena|Visvasenar]], [[Andal]] and [[Alvars]] are found in this temple. <ref name=dinamani/> In the front mandapa, Gopalan is found in a separate shrine with Rukmani and Satyabama. Before the presiding deity was kept in the sanctum sanctorum, he was found there. Sarayu theertha is found outside the temple. The [[Vimana (architectural feature)|vimana of]] this temple is known as Pushpaka vimana. <ref name=dinamalar/> |
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== Religious significance == |
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This temple is one of the Pancharama Kshetrams and considered the foremost among the five temples. Pancha means five and Kshetrams refers to holy places. All the five temples are situated in [[Tiruvarur district]], Tamil Nadu. <ref name=dinamani/> |
This temple is one of the Pancharama Kshetrams and considered the foremost among the five temples. Pancha means five and Kshetrams refers to holy places. All the five temples are situated in [[Tiruvarur district]], Tamil Nadu. <ref name=dinamani/> |
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* [[Kothandaramar temple, Paruthiyur|Sri Ramar Temple]], [[Paruthiyur]] |
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* [[Kothandaramar Temple, Thillaivilagam|Sri Kodhanda Ramar Temple]], Thillaivilagam |
* [[Kothandaramar Temple, Thillaivilagam|Sri Kodhanda Ramar Temple]], Thillaivilagam |
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Kothandaramar Temple is a Hindu temple located in the Tiruvarur district of Tamil Nadu, India, dedicated to Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu. [1]
Standort
It is located in the village of Vaduvur in Thanjavur-Mannargudi road. This temple is also known as Dakshina Ayodhya. [1]
Presiding deity
The presiding deity of this temple is known as Kothandaramar. [1] He is found with Sita, Lakshmana and Hanuman. [2]
Other shrines
In the prakara, shrines of Hayagrivar, Visvasenar, Andal and Alvars are found in this temple. [1] In the front mandapa, Gopalan is found in a separate shrine with Rukmani and Satyabama. Before the presiding deity was kept in the sanctum sanctorum, he was found there. Sarayu theertha is found outside the temple. The vimana of this temple is known as Pushpaka vimana. [2]
Religious significance
This temple is one of the Pancharama Kshetrams and considered the foremost among the five temples. Pancha means five and Kshetrams refers to holy places. All the five temples are situated in Tiruvarur district, Tamil Nadu. [1]
- Sri Kodhanda Ramar Temple, Mudikondan
- Sri Kodhanda Ramar Temple, Adambar
- Sri Ramar Temple, Paruthiyur
- Sri Kodhanda Ramar Temple, Thillaivilagam
- Sri Kodhanda Ramar Temple, Vaduvur
Festivals
Rama Navami, Garuda Seva and car festival are celebrated in a grand manner. [2]
References
External links
- இழந்ததையெல்லாம் தருவார் வடுவூர் ராமர், இந்து தமிழ் திசை, 24 மார்ச் 2018
- வடுவூர் கோதண்டராமர் கோயில் தேரோட்டம் திரளான பக்தர்கள் வடம் பிடித்தனர், தினத்தந்தி, 22 ஏப்ரல் 2019
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