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THE ORIGIN OF THE AMABALAPUZHA SREE KRISHNA SWAMI TEMPLE THE DIVINE MANDATE OF CHEMBAKASSERY Ambalapuzha was the cultural capital of the Chembakassery Kingdom and hence the history of Ambalapuzha is intertwined with the Chebakassery Kingdom. The Temple is believed to have been built in 17th century by the local ruler Chembakassery Pooradam Thirunal Devanarayanan Thampuran. King Pooradam Thirunal Devnarayanan surrendered his entire kingdom to Lord Krishna, ruling thereater only as the deity's servant. Pooradam Thirunal Devanarayanan and Villwaman-galam Swamy found the presence of Lord Krishna on a land. This land was owned by Ambanattu Pan-icker. The king asked the Panickar for the land to construct a temple for Lord Krishna and that is how Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Swami Temple was built. The temple idol once belonged to the Valiya Madom family on the request of the Chem-bakassery king, the family along with their idol, Lord Krishna, in the form of Parthasarathy, reached Ambalapuzha. The Valiya madom family was given a position named Koima, which means authority. วย HISTORIC EVENT RELATED TO THE TEMPLE: 1. Temporary relocation of the Guruvayoor idol to Ambalapuzha for safe keeping from Tipu Sultan's raid in 1789. 2. Ottamthullal was first performed at Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Swami Temple. This dance exhibits social issues of Kerala. Kunchan Nambiar is the creator of Ottamthullal artform. 3. Kunchan Nambiar's Mizhavu is preserved in the temple's Koothambalam. 4. The Palpayasam is the famous offering of the temple.