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Sri Chandrasekhara Swamy Temple | Maanendiya Valli samedha Sri Chandrasekhara Swamy Temple Tiruchendurai (aka) Jeeyapuram, Tiruchirappalli District, Tamil Nadu. God: Chandrasekhara Swamy | Mrityunjayeswara Murti | Katrali Perumaanadigal | Tiruchendurai Udaiyavar | Parameshwarar Goddesses: Maanendiya Valli | Mrigadharambika Location: https://goo.gl/maps/WoHATYzuVhwCnVA29 Special Thanks to Babu Mano, Temple Architecture Trainer & History Enthusiast Rajavel C, History Enthusiast *** YouTube:    / chithirampesuthada   Instagram:   / chithirampesuthada   Facebook:   / chithirampesuthadasuresh   Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chithir... Web: https://chithirampesuthada.com/ *** This Temple is one of the Thevara Vaippu Sthalams sung by Sri. Thirugnanasambandar, but the Paadal was lost. Tiruchendurai is known as Jeeyapuram nowadays. The east-facing Chandrasekhara Swamy Temple has a five-tiered Rajagopuram. The Rajagopuram has a lot of stucco figures, and in that, some of them are unique and interesting. There is a vast area between the Rajagopuram and the Temple's superstructure. Nandi Mandapam and Bali Peeta face towards the Sanctum. The Chandrasekhara Swamy Temple supposedly houses a Shiva lingam shaped like a Jackfruit, and the Sthala Vruksham is also a Jackfruit tree with fruits from the branches and the roots. There are two minor Trishula signs in Ishana direction and Agni direction on this Siva Linga. The Goddess is called Maanendiya Valli, and in Sanskrit, she is called Mrigadharambika. Her shrine is facing the southern direction. The sub-shrines of Ganesha, Vishwanathar and Subramanya-Valli-Devasena are located in the Prakara. The Vimana is entirely built with Laterite stone and has two tiers. There are excellent idols in the second tala, Dakshinamurthi in the south, Vishnu in the West, Brahma in the north, and beautiful small figures of adorers. At the entrance of Ardha Mandapa, two big and beautiful Chola period Dwarapalas are found. In Maha Mandapam, Nandi is found facing towards the Sanctum. The outer wall of the Sanctum (south side) has the beautiful niche idol of the Chola period Vrushabhantika Murti (Rishabanthigar). The other two niches do not have the original Murtis. The initial Chola period Chandikeswara is found in the Temple. The Chola period icons of Surya and Bhairava are found facing towards the Sanctum. Legends: Parantaka Chola camped along with his army to destroy the bandits residing in this region, a forest full of jack trees in those days. However, he could not find any bandit here. But, he found a lot of deer in the woods, and the King desired to hunt the deer. When he was chasing a deer, it went inside a bottomless pit. The King released an arrow towards the pit, and blood oozed out. He also heard an Asareeri voice that informed him that a Shiva Linga idol was inside the hole. The King wanted to lift Linga out of that land and construct a temple. However, he could not do this in his lifetime. He had noted this incident in a copper inscription. His daughter in law, Pudi Aditta Pidari (aka Kunthavai, Queen of Chola prince Arikulakesari-Arinjaya Chola), excavated the Shiva Linga and constructed this Temple in the future. History: There are about 52 stone inscriptions found in this Temple. The inscriptions belong to various Kings' periods, including Parantaka Chola, Rajendra Chola, Kulothunga Chola I, Rajadhiraja Chola, Vikrama Chola, Rajaraja Chola II, Koneri Devaraya and Sri Ranga Deva Maharaya of Vijayanagara. In all inscriptions of Pudi Adicha Pidari, it appears as "Naan Eduppicha Katralip Perumaanadigalukku". The Temple may likely have been built earlier, in a usual way with Mortar/Brick/Lime by Aditha Chola in the 9th century CE, who, according to legend, built Siva temples on both banks of the River Cauvery all the way. But this was made into a "Katrali" – built by stones entirely, a renovation or rebuilding – by Pudi Adicha Pidari (Kunthavai) at the beginning of the 10th century CE. Parantaka Chola I son Arikulakesari (Arinjaya Chola) married Pudi Adicha Pidariyar, the daughter of Tennavan Ilangovelar of Kodumbalur Velir lineage. Tennavan was also called Bhuti Vikramakesari or Maravan Pudi. Pudi Adicha Pidari was also called Kundavai. *** Thanks for supporting us! To contribute: PayPal us - paypal.me/sureshpriyan Google Pay us - priyan.suresh@okicici *** #cookwithbabyma #Tiruchendurai #Chandrasekhara #MaanendiyaValli #Mrigadharambika #Mrityunjayeswara #ChandrasekharaSwamy #Trichy #Tiruchirappalli #Jeeyapuram #சந்திரசேகரர் #PudiAdichaPidari #Chola #CholaTemple #LordSiva #Shiva #SivanKovil #ParantakaChola #RajendraChola #RajaRajaChola #Kundavai #ArinjayaChola #Vrushabhantikar #Rishabanthigar #Vijayanagara #historical #historicalplace #ancienttemple #ancientplaces #temples #templesofindia #templesofsouthindia #mobilephotography