clarification requested

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To me, it appears that the thirumangai AzhvAr pAsurams that this

article mentions relates to the varadaraja perumal temple referred to

in the previous line - if so, then the temple must be the varadaraja

perumAL temple that is one of the 11 thirunAngUr divyadEsams.

 

 

 

ramanuja, padhma <padhma23> wrote:

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> Swamin: I saw this msg in THE HINDU...wherein it stated that

Thirumangai azhwar has done some work in Siva sthalam....is it true?

pls clarify.... adiyan ramanuja dasan padmanbhan

http://www.hindu.com/fr/2005/10/14/stories/2005101400580300.htm

Funds needed for renovation of ancient temples The Cultural

Heritage Renaissance Trust, which renovated the 500-year-old

Dhandayudhapani temple in Thirumangaicheri village near Kumbakonam,

has started work on three more temples in its neighbourhood. The

outfit, formed to preserve ancient arts and sculpture, has taken up

Sri Varadarajaperumal temple, consecration for which took place last

50 years ago. The deity has been eulogised by Thirumangai Azhwar. Sri

Chokkanathar temple was one among the many that the Pandya king built

across the State on the lines of the famous Madurai one. Known as

Sambasivapuram, the name of the place changed with the visit of

Thirumangai Azhwar. The third is Sri Sundareswaraswamy temple in

> Neikuppai. In all the three temples, shrubs and overgrowth have

been cleared. The cracks on the huge compound walls have been fixed.

The main vimanam is being repaired and shrines of other deities have

to be rebuilt. The main entrance also needs attention. The

sculptures, murals and other images are being restored. Security is

being reinforced by installing iron gates and providing the place

with electric lights. Details and photographs regarding the work

can be had from www.geocities.com/templerenovate and

www.geocities.com/culturalheritage.

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