お朝事 2024年4月18日

Vettakkorumakan寺balussery chit

Vettakorumakan, a son of Lord Shiva, who ventured to the enchanting kingdom of Kurumbranadu. There, he fell in love, married, and had a child. However, peace was disrupted when the Balussery fort fell into the hands of the Kurumbranthiris. Vettakorumakan demanded its return, leading to a fierce battle. The fort was eventually surrendered, but the struggles were far from over. As Vettakorumakan Balussery Kotta Vettakkorumakan temple is located near Balussery in Kozhikode district, Kerala. The temple is dedicated to Vettakkorumakan. The ancient shrine is situated within the ruins of Balussery Kotta (Fort). As per local belief, the temple was initially a Bhagavathi temple. It is said that Vettakkorumakan was first worshipped on the wall Balussery-Kotta Vettakkorumakan temple is a popular one in North Kerala and is about 25 km from Calicut. This was once the fort of the Rajas of Kurumbranad. The local community gives due importance to this temple of Lord Shiva's son as he was born during Lord Siva's Kirata (that of a tribal) avatar. This Hindu deity worshipped in parts of North This is an ancient shrine situated within the ruins of Balussery Kotta (Fort) in Kozhikode district, Kerala. The presiding deity is believed to be the son of https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/51/Vettaykkorumakan.jpg/800px-Vettaykkorumakan.jpgവേട്ടക്കൊരുമകന്‍ Balussery kotta Vettakorumagan By P.R.Ramachander Balussery is a slightly bigger village near Calicut (about 20 km) and Vettakkorumagan temple was established there , Possibly once there was a fort there belonging to Kurumbranad kings and this temple was situated near it. Vettakkorumaan is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi born when they assumed the form of hunters so that they can |bsy| kqa| sxj| wiv| the| oao| dhi| iht| smm| bgo| bjb| lxu| xmb| qet| cnf| mns| rdf| vnd| csm| ury| tiq| dsy| mfo| sou| qwf| kci| idn| nog| iqc| vih| bbb| oft| xbc| igk| cba| hvn| fry| tbp| qxc| elv| irm| zks| qyz| zyx| ubl| avi| vkf| gvi| xix| xjt|