Tag: Hindusim

  • World’s Oldest Temple Gobekli Turkey Built By Brahmins

    I have posted articles on the connection between Sanatana Dharma, called as Hinduism, and Sumeria and Mesopotamia.

    Shiva connection in Haran in Turkey, Murugan was worshiped in Iraq,Narasimha and Tamil connection in Syria, Lord Rama’s name in Sumeria’s King List.

    Now on Gobekli Tepe, the remains in Turkey has a Temple, Burial /worship Ground.

     

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    “Six miles from Urfa, an ancient city in southeastern Turkey, Klaus Schmidt has made one of the most startling archaeological discoveries of our time: massive carved stones about 11,000 years old, crafted and arranged by prehistoric people who had not yet developed metal tools or even pottery. The megaliths predate Stonehenge by some 6,000 years. The place is called Gobekli Tepe, and Schmidt, a German archaeologist who has been working here more than a decade, is convinced it’s the site of the world’s oldest temple’

    And

    Nevalı Çori was an early Neolithic settlement on the middle Euphrates, in Şanlıurfa Province, Southeastern Anatolia, Turkey. The site is famous for having some of the world’s oldest known temples and monumental sculpture. Together with the earlier site of Göbekli Tepe, it has revolutionised scientific understanding of the Eurasian Neolithic.

    The settlement was located about 490 m above sea level, in the foothills of the Taurus Mountains, on both banks of the Kantara stream, a tributary of the Euphrates.

    Note the name Kantara, name of Kandhari, wife of Dhritarashtra,Mahabharata.

    Nevali Cori may be a distortion of ‘Na-Valay-Akriti’ or “Na-Valay-Akrit’.

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    Nevali Cori ruins, Brahmin with tuft.

    ‘Na’ (न) as in ‘Not’. ‘Valay’ (वलय) is Sanskrit for ‘Bracelet-like or Circular’. ‘Akriti’ (आकृति) is ‘shape’ or ‘design’. Nevali-Cori may be ‘Na-Valayakrit’ (न-वलयीकृत) which means ‘Not shaped like a bracelet or not-circular ‘.Nevali Cori is said to be closest in design to Kalasasaya Temple [Sanskrit: Kala (Time) + Sasaya (Good Wish or to be desired)]. Kalasasaya Temple is also rectangular in shape.

    Nevali Cori may also be a distortion of the Sanskrit ‘naval’ (नवल) meaning ‘new’ and ‘akriti’ (आकृति) meaning ‘shape’ or ‘design’ and could be a reference to an architectural design which was new and different from what was prevalent at the time.

    The Yazdis.

    The Yazidis perform a form of Sandhyavandana.

    Yazidis have five daily prayers:[63]

    Nivêja berîspêdê (the Dawn Prayer), Nivêja rojhilatinê (the Sunrise Prayer), Nivêja nîvro (the Noon Prayer), Nivêja êvarî (the Afternoon Prayer), Nivêja rojavabûnê (the Sunset Prayer). However, most Yezidis observe only two of these, the sunrise and sunset prayers.

    Worshipers should turn their face toward the sun, and for the noon prayer, they should face toward Laliş. Such prayer should be accompanied by certain gestures, including kissing the rounded neck (gerîvan) of the sacred shirt (kiras). The daily prayer services must not be performed in the presence of outsiders, and are always performed in the direction of the sun. Wednesday is the holy day, but Saturday is the day of rest.[63][64] There is also a three-day fast in December.’

    The Yazidis worship Malak Ṭāʾūs , Peacock and Peacock is the vehicle of Lord Subrahmanya.

    For details on this, read my post on this.

    Sapta Rishis in Yazidis.

    Hinduism has seven  Rishis and they are entrusted with the task of laying down rules for each Aeon, Yuga.

    Yazidis believe in ,

    “Two key and interrelated features of Yazidism are: a) a preoccupation with religious purity and b) a belief in metempsychosis. The first of these is expressed in the system ofcaste, the food laws, the traditional preferences for living in Yazidi communities, and the variety of taboos governing many aspects of life. The second is crucial; Yazidis traditionally believe that the Seven Holy Beings are periodically reincarnated in human form, called a koasasa.”

    Citation.

    https://ramanisblog.in/2015/01/27/sandhyavandan-sapta-rishis-in-islamic-tribe-yazidis/

    http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/gobekli-tepe-the-worlds-first-temple-83613665/?=&preview=&page=1&no-i=

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    Gobekli Tepe, located in southeastern Turkey, is an ancient archaeological site that has been described as the world’s oldest temple. It is a place of immense historical significance, predating Stonehenge by around 6,000 years. The site consists of massive carved stones arranged by prehistoric people who did not have metal tools or pottery.

    The discovery of Gobekli Tepe has revolutionized our understanding of the Neolithic period and has challenged traditional archaeological beliefs. The German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt, who has been working at the site for over a decade, believes that Gobekli Tepe was a place of worship and rituals.

    Nevali Cori is another important archaeological site in Turkey, known for its ancient temples and monumental sculptures. It is located in the Şanlıurfa Province and, like Gobekli Tepe, provides valuable insights into the Eurasian Neolithic period.

    The connection between Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism) and these ancient civilizations is an intriguing topic. Some theorists propose connections between Hindu deities and the worship of certain ancient gods in Sumeria, Mesopotamia, and other regions. For example, references to Shiva, Murugan, Narasimha, and Lord Rama have been found in ancient texts and inscriptions in these areas.

    While it is fascinating to explore these connections, it’s important to approach such claims with caution. Archaeological and historical research is ongoing, and definitive conclusions can only be drawn with solid evidence and scholarly consensus.

    If you are interested in further reading on this topic, you can refer to the blog post on Ramanisblog that provides additional insights into the connections between the Yazidis, Sapta Rishis, and Sandhyavandana rituals in Hinduism.

    Sources:

    Above summary is by Jetpack AI

  • Rama’s Sister Shanta Married Rishyashringa

    Lord Rama had a sister, Shantha.

    *She was the daughter of Dasaratha and Kausalya.

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    Rishyashringa with wife Shanta visits Ayodhya. “Rsyasrnga travels to Ayodhya with Santa” by Govardhan , (Indian, Indian) Mughal dynasty – http://www.asia.si.edu/collections/singleObject.cfm?ObjectNumber=F1907.271.22. Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons – http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rsyasrnga_travels_to_Ayodhya_with_Santa.jpg#mediaviewer/File:Rsyasrnga_travels_to_Ayodhya_with_Santa.jpg

    Later she was adopted by Romapada and Vershini.

    Vershini was the elder sister of Kausalya.

    Romapada was a friend of Dasaratha and studied with Dasaratha in the Ashram of Vasistha

    She was married to Rishi Rishyashringa , son of Rishi Vibhantaka.

    Shantha was well versed in the Vedas.

    She was the Princess of Anga Desa.

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    A king named Dasharatha will be born into Ikshwaku dynasty who will be very virtuous, resplendent and truthful one to his vow.” Said Sanat Kumara, the Sage.”King Dasharatha will befriend the king of Anga and the king of Anga will beget a fortunate girl named Shanta.

    Shanta is said to be the daughter of Dasharatha and given to Romapada in adoption, and Rishyasringa marries her alone. This is what Sumantra says to Dasharatha at 1-9-19.

    The son of the king of Anga, the earlier king of Anga kingdom, will be known as Romapada, or also know as Chitraratha, and the highly renowned king Dasharatha approaches Romapada. Then king Dasharatha says to king of Anga “oh, righteous one, I am childless and hence I intend to perform a Vedic ritual. Let the husband of your daughter Shanta, Sage Rishyasringa, preside over that Vedic ritual at you behest, for the sake of progeny in my dynasty.

    Valmiki Ramaana , Bala Kanda Sarga 11

    a~Nga raajena sakhyam ca tasya raaj~no bhaviSyati |

    kanyaa ca asya mahaabhaagaa shaa.ntaa naama bhaviSyati || 1-11-3

    3. tasya raaj~naH= to that, king [to Dasharatha]; anga raajena= with Anga, king of; sakhyam bhaviSyati= friendship, will happen; asya= his [for king of Anga]; mahaa bhaagaa= fortunate woman; Shanta; naama kanyaa bhaviSyati= named, daughter, will be there.

    “King Dasharatha will befriend the king of Anga and the king of Anga will beget a fortunate girl named Shanta. [1-11-3]

    anapatyo.asmi dharmaatman shaa.ntaa bhartaa mama kratum |

    aahareta tvayaa aaj~naptaH sa.ntaanaartham kulasya ca || 1-11-5

    5. dharmaatman= oh virtuous-soul; anapatyaH asmi= childless, I am; shantaa bhartaa tvaya aaj~nptaH= Shanta’s, husband, by you, instructed; mama kulasya santaana artham= for my, dynasty, for progeny, for the sake of; kratum aahareta= Vedic ritual, will preside over.

    Then king Dasharatha says to king of Anga “oh, righteous one, I am childless and hence I intend to perform a Vedic ritual. Let the husband of your daughter Shanta, Sage Rishyasringa, preside over that Vedic ritual at you behest, for the sake of progeny in my dynasty. [1-11-5]

    * There no evidence that Shanta was Dasaratha’s Daughter,according to Valmiki.

    However, Sri.B.G.Kanuja,in his book Immortal Love of Ramayana, writes that Shanta was Dasaratha’s Daughter and was given in adoption to Romapada.

    She was born on 12th March,4449 BC.

    He quotes Valmiki Ramayana ,Canto 9 (?),Sloka 12?

    I am unable to find the reference.

    Scholars may clarify.

    https://ramanisblog.in/2017/12/14/ramas-sister-shanta-born-4449-bcabandoned-by-dasaratha/

    Shantha,Rama’s Sister?
  • Red Shiva Ganesha Hanuman Vishnu Marks Australia Aborigines

    I published articles on Australia being Home of Weapons, Astra Aalaya, Shiva with Third Eye dance in Australian Tribe.

    That ancient Indian Culture spread throughout the world is now an indisputable fact.

    This is arrived at based on Archeology,Astronomy, Archeoastronomy and linguistics.

    Taking into consideration the pattern of migration in Europe, Africa,Latin America and the Scandinavian Countries, it is clear that these waves of migration in Europe happened when the was a Natural  Disaster in Asia and this is acknowledged in all the cultures mentioned here.

    The natural calamity we speak here is tsunami.

    These Tsunamis have been recorded in almost all Religious texts though under Legends.

    Tamil Literature speaks of three such Tsunamis and during on such tsunami Lord Ramas’ Ancestor  Satyavrata Manu , also called as Vaivasvatha Manu migrated to Ayodhya to found Ikshvaku Dynasty.

    Shiva and His son Ganesha left through Middle east, covering the Africa,Europe and finally settled in Arctic where the Rig Veda was composed before returning through Russia and Iran to India.

    The Super Continents of Gondwana, Laurasia made it easier  for the people of India to travel to Australia.

    This was  during the Triassic period .

    Ganesha Statue,Queensland Gympie.jpg
    At Dogun, schoolboy Cliff Brown, 13, found an elephant about 100mm high carved from beige granite. It is thought to be the Hindu God Ganesha.

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    Hanuman Or Gympie Ape?ueensland ,Australia

    Later this area shrunk during the Mesozoic and Cenozoic  periods.

    The early Indians took to sea and land routes.

    Australian Aborigines and Indian People.

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    Australian Aborigines with Vishnu Marks.

     

    1. there is an underlying unity of female lineages in India, indicating that the initial number of female settlers may have been small;
    2. the tribal and the caste populations are highly differentiated;
    3. the Austro-Asiatic tribals are the earliest settlers in India, providing support to one anthropological hypothesis while refuting some others;( Typical Western approach to Hinduism, that of attributing the source as the offshoot!)
    4. a major wave of humans entered India through the northeast;
    5. the Tibeto-Burman tribals share considerable genetic commonalities with the Austro-Asiatic tribals, supporting the hypothesis that they may have shared a common habitat in southern China, but the two groups of tribals can be differentiated on the basis of Y-chromosomal haplotypes;
    6. the Dravidian tribals were possibly widespread throughout India before the arrival of the Indo-European-speaking nomads, but retreated to southern India to avoid dominance;
    7. formation of populations by fission that resulted in founder and drift effects have left their imprints on the genetic structures of contemporary populations;
    8. the upper castes show closer genetic affinities with Central Asian populations, although those of southern India are more distant than those of northern India;
    9. historical gene flow into India has contributed to a considerable obliteration of genetic histories of contemporary populations so that there is at present no clear congruence of genetic and geographical or sociocultural affinities.”

    Hinduism spread through Philippines and south-east Asia.

    This Ancient Bronze Hindu/Buddhist Deity (Vishnu?) was Found at the Gympie 'Pyramid' Site.jpg
    This Ancient Bronze Hindu/Buddhist Deity (Vishnu?) was Found at the Gympie ‘Pyramid’ Site.

     

    From that time, the increasing wealth, population and thus prestige of Sanskrit-brahmin guided Hindu kingdoms motivated the usage of gold for coins, sculptures and decoration of temples and palaces. Sumatra, in modern Indonesia, was known as an “island of gold” and an 11th century hoard of royal Javanese gold bullion is preserved in Indonesia, and was exhibited in Brisbane 10 years ago. In the 14th century, Hindu Javanese gold-miners sailed to Philippines to prospect and mine, and a gold sculpture from that era is now in the USA. The nagara “royal city” of Angkor Wat consumed artworks of many types, and logically this would include gold in great quantities. The evidence shows that the Hindu Kingdoms’ search for gold led them to the shores of Eastern Australia. There they found the motherlode.

     

    Gympie was “Meru’ndai” according to the Australian “ng’tja guru” elders. In Indonesia, “Meru’ndai” means “beautiful Meru”, and Bali language “ngajahin guru” means “training. teacher”. In the 1860s a hill at Meru’ndai had a circle of pillars with a wheel shaped stone in the centre, and 7 levels with stone-lined terraces. Indra sends floods to the world which is shaped as a wheel. Early Tamil temples had a wheel shape and the work that was involved in building this one indicates the size of the population at the gold-mine. Aboriginals were fearful of the temple spirits, which shows that they were not the builders. It is near the river at Gympie and the bay south of Fraser Island. In 1867 gold was found by Europeans and the cut stones of the temple were removed by European gold-miners , to build houses. They collected 4 tons of gold by hand in the 1800s as well as from the deep mine, and today Gympie near Brisbane is the 8th biggest gold-mine in Australia and gold is still collected in the creeks.The temple pillars today are in the river to protect the river-bank, and a bulldozer was used to dig holes searching for gold in the hill. Only some terrace stone-walls remain, and a few photos of carved animals

    The country of Meru’ndai at Gympie also included Fraser Island, where the Batjala people called the island Gurree. In that legend,Gurree was a beautiful white sky-spirit princess who created mountains in south Queensland and the island named Gurree, where she looks at the sky reflected in the pure lakes of rain-water in white sand.(2).The legend reminds me of Gauri, the shining white spirit wife of Shiva who washed her in Himalayan snow. She was a creator to balance the destructive power of Shiva, who is also named Indra.

    Gambaingirr teach that “miira” the moon gives the balance in nature and gives energy to people.Sanskrit “mihira” is the moon, a form of Surya the sun, and means to lift up waters for rain. Bali language omits the /h/ in words so that the Aboriginal reflects the Bali pronunciation.Vaharamihira, or Mihira, was a famed astronomer 1500 years ago and is honoured by a wall-mural in India’s parliament. Gidgeon Miiral is the island in Coff’s Harbour of Gambaingirr, and the moon causes rip-tides and floods against those who ignore the laws. (3).Boats can enter the river there only at hightides. The astronomy of Kumbhaja and Mihira would be vital for ships navigating past the Queensland Barrier Reef and locating rivermouths for landing. Possibly the ships were exploring for gold and sailed south from Meru’ndai in Queensland. “Meru daksina” means the South Pole.

    In Wenaruah country near Newcastle, is a rock-painting of a deity, 1 metre high and with arms 5 metres wide, with bird feet, and with 2 boomerangs .(9) Indra has very long arms and carries a weapon in each hand, and can assume any shape he chooses.  “Wenaruah” means “hills and plains” , and in Bali “wena” means “forests” and “ruah” is “countless”, with adjectives following nouns. Wenaruah had treeless plains, but densely rain-forested hills near Barrington Tops mountains. 

    Further south, in Victoria there is a rock chamber with a painting that is not in usual Aboriginal style. (9).He may have a third eye. The left shoulder has something folded on it, in Hindu style. The actual body colour is red. His name is Bunjil and the painting is in the mountains west of Bendigo gold-field, where gold nuggets are today found on the surface. In Victoria, bora means the tribal dance ground, like Thailand bara meaning “royal dance-room” and Cambodian borei, dance temple.

    * Shiva is Flaming /Golden Red  ( Trikaagni Kaalaaya)in Color while Lakshmi is Gold en Red-Hiranyavarnaam.(Sri  Suktha)

    Reference.

    1. B Green, from historical notes of J Green, 1863.

    2. “Written in Sand” F Williams, Jacaranda. 1982.

    3. Coffs Harbour Tourism, Gydgeon Miiral island.

    4. “Australian Dreaming” Dr J Isaacs, Cam. 1996.

    “Papers of Marjorie Oakes”. Australian Institute Aboriginal Torres     Strait Islander Studies. Canberra.

    “Dictionary of Bundjalung” Dr M Sharpe, UNE Armidale.

    5. Dr Darma Putra, School of Languages, UQld Brisbane.

    6. Dr McC Taylor, Asian Studies, ANU Canberra.

    7. Michael Anderson, Ngurampaa elder of Euahlayi of Gamilaroi.

    8. Dr J Atkinson, College of Aboriginal Studies, SCU Lismore.

    9. “Riches of Ancient Australia” Dr J Flood, UQld Brisbane, 1990.

     

  • Celts Ancestors of French English Worshiped Kali?

    I have written an article that the Celts were the descendants of Brahmins of India of Sanatana Dharma.

    River Danube is Danu.

    In Burgundy, France, a site has been excavated and it contains the image of Kali in a wine mixing vessel.

    Goddess Kali is an Amsa of the Devi.

    In Devi worship , Tantra Shastra, advocates certain practices that include drinking.

    Lioness is the vehicle of Devi.

    Notice the tongue protruding as in Kali’s Image.

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    Sculpture of Goddess Kali.

    Wine vessel Vix Grave
    A Gorgon head is on the outside of each of the krater’s three handles. “Cratère de Vix 0007”. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons – http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crat%C3%A8re_de_Vix_0007.jpg#mediaviewer/File:Crat%C3%A8re_de_Vix_0007.jpg

    “The area around the village of Vix in northern Burgundy, France is the site of an important prehistoric complex from the CelticLate Hallstatt and Early La Tène periods, comprising an important fortified settlement and several burial mounds. The most famous of the latter, the Vix Grave, also known as the grave of the Lady of Vix, dates to circa 500 BC. Her grave had never been looted and contained remarkably rich grave offerings (collectively sometimes known as the Trésor de Vix), including a great deal of jewellery and the Vix krater, the largest known metal vessel from antiquity, being 1.63 m (5’4″) in height.[1]

     

    • The vase proper, made of a single sheet of hammered bronze, weighs about 60kg. Its bottom is rounded, its maximum diameter is 1.27m, and its capacity is 1,100 litres (290 gallons). Its walls are only 1mm to 1.3mm thick. The krater was found crushed by the weight of the tumulus material above it. It had telescoped completely: the handles were found at the same level as the base. It was restored after excavation.
    • Its foot is made of a single moulded piece, its diameter is 74cm, its weight 20.2kg. It received the rounded bottom of the main vase and ensured its stability. It is decorated with stylised plant motifs.
    • The three handles, supported by rampant lionesses, weighed about 46kg each. Each is a 55cm high volute, each is elaborately decorated with a grimacing gorgon, a common motif on contemporary Greek bronzes.

     

    “Note by Dale D. The face is a typical Gorgon face from Classical Greece and as such something very well known in both Greek and Roman society. Jayasree interprests the face as being that of Kali. This puts the story of Perseus and Medusa into a new light. Now it has been suspected for a long time (and rejected bu Scholars for a long time) that the name “Perseus” means “The Persian” but even this Perseus is shown dressed in Persian style wearing what looks like pyjamas and curly-toed boots and wearing a Phrygian cap. He is said to have taken the head of Medusa-this gorgon mask -by murdering the goddess because it was death for her to look upon anyone. By stealing the head of the Goddess he intended to control her powers of dealing death by showing the head only to people he wanted to die. He took the head to Joppa and used it to kill the Sea Dragon Cetus (“Whale”, but usually shown as looking like a typical dragon) and to rescue princess Andromeda for his wife. Andromeda means “The one that men like to think about” and Kali in Greek means “Good-Looking”, similar to the English Comely. It seems the true meaning is that this Persian fellow came back from a trip into India with an icon of Kali and used it to magically curse his enemies to death-so he said-and a story was added that he had killed the Goddess and took her head (The face mask was then given over to the Greek Goddess Athena and became one of her symbols, she was supposed to wear it as a badge on her goatskin over-robe) ALL of these mythological figures are constellations; the story figures heavily in Greek Astronomy and together they cover a fair section of the sky, from near the North Pole to the constellation Cetus, which lies below the ecliptic and the band of the constellations of the zodiac’

     

    Citation.

    Vix Grave

    Frontiers of Anthropology

  • Tamil Kings Gifted 101 Villages For Veda Study A List

    Tamil Kings were great patronisers of Sanatana Dharma .

    Perunchotru Udiyan Neduncherallathan of the Mahabharata times gave away an Agraharam to Brahmins that it would remain theirs so long he sees the smoke from the Homa Fire comes out of their Homes.

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    Vishnu in Chaturvedi Mangalam.

    The other Tamil kings followed suit.

    We have one Chaturvedi mangalam ( for the study of the four Vedas) in  that name inTamil Nadu.

    While we have two known Universities  granted by the kings of North India, we have 101 Villages gifted by the Tamil Kings.

    Only 101 Villages have been identified

     

    A List.

    Caturvedi Mangalam Village-modern Taluk District State Dynasty Cent
    1 Adiyaraiya-mangalam Thiruvadikai Cudalore S.Arcot Tnadu Pallava 6th
    2 Akalimnangalam Cakkarappalli Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    3 Akilanayaka Caturvedimangalam Thiruvalanjuli Kumbakonam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    4 Alakiyaa chola Caturvedimangalam Alattur Thirutturaipundi Tanjore Tnadu Chola 10th
    5 Amani narayana Caturvedimangalam Thirupparkadal Kanchipuram Chenglepet Tnadu Pallava 9th
    6 ArinjikaiCaturvedimangalam Nangavaram Kulithalai Trichy Tnadu Chola 10th
    7 ArumolidevaCaturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    8 Avaninarayana caturvedimangalam Kaveripakkam Arakkonam Chinglepet T.Nadu Pallava 9th
    9 Bhulokamanikka Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    10 Bhuvaloka Manikka Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    11 CholakulamanikaCaturvedimangalam Mahadhanapuram Kulithalai Trichy Tnadu Chola 11th
    12 Cholakulantaka Caturvedimangalam Pakanur Pandimandalma Madurai Tnadu Pandya 13th
    13 Cholakulasundari Ohai Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    14 CholendrasingaCaturvedimangalam Maramangalam Srivakundam Tirunelveli Tnadu Chola 11th
    15 Citrantka Caturvedimangalam Pullaputankudi Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    16 Danatonga Caturvedimangalam Kottur Nannilam Tanjavur Tnadu Chola 10th
    17 Danatonga Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    18 Dayamukha mangalam Tandantottm Kumbakonam Tanjore T.Nadu Pallava 8th
    19 DevendravallavanCaturvedimangalam Maramangalam Srivaikundam Tirunelveli Tnadu Pandya 13th
    20 Dharmasura Viluppuram Viluppuram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 11th
    21 Ekadihira mangalam Near Karaikkal Karaikkal enclave Pondicheri Tnadu Pallava 8th
    22 Elunurruva Caturvedimangalam Thirumalpur Chenglepet Chenglepet Tnadu Pallava 9th
    23 Gangeya raya Caturvedimangalam Virkudi Nannilam Tanjavur Tnadu Chola 13th
    24 Gunacilamangalam Piccandar koyil Thirucchi Thirucchi Tnadu Chola 9th
    25 Isanamangalam Thirucchenturai Thiruccy Thirucci Tnadu Chola 10th
    26 JananathaCaturvedimangalam
    27 Jaymkonda chola Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tajnore Tnadu Chola 11th
    28 Kalikadinta Caturvedimangalam Tetiyur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    29 Kalingaraya Caturvedimangalam Kampayyanallur Arur Daharmapuri Tnadu Pandya 14th
    30 Kerala mahadevi Caturvedimangalam Injikkudi Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    31 Kerkulasani Caturvedimangalam Vadakadu koyilur Thirutturaipundi Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    32 Komangalam Panriyur Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    33 Kshatriya skhamani Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    34 Kuladipamangalam Kirakkalur Tirutturaipundi Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    35 KulasekaraCaturvedimangalam Tirunelveli Tirunelveli Tirunelveli Tnadu Pandiya 14th
    36 Kulottunga Caturvedimangalam Thirukkalar Chola 12th
    37 Kulottunga chola Caturvedimangalam Thirunaraiyur Chidamabaram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 12th
    38 Kulottunga chola Caturvedimangalam Thiruppampuram Nannilam Tanjavur Tnadu Chola 11th
    39 Kumanamangalam Tirunelveli Tirunelveli Tirunelveli Tnadu Pandiya 14th
    40 Lokaditta  Caturvedimangalam Kirakkalur Thirutturaipundi Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    41 Madhuranaki Caturvedimangalam Thirumakalam Thirutturaipundi Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    42 Mahendramangalam Mahedramangalam Musiri Trichy Tnadu Pallava 7th
    43 Manikka Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    44 Miladamadevi Caturvedimangalam Nenmeli Thirukkoyilur S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 13th
    45 Nandipanma mangalam Uyyakkondan Thirumalai Thiruchi Thirucci Tnadu Pallava 8th
    46 Nandipanma Mangalam Uyyakkondan Thiumalai Thirucchi Thirucchi Tnadu Pallava 8th
    47 Narasinga mangalam Anaimalai Melur Madurai Tnadu Pandya 8th
    48 Nicca vinita Caturvedimangalam Anbil Thirucchi Thirucchi Tnadu Chola 10th
    49 Nrayana Caturvedimangalam Udaiyarkoyil Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 14th
    50 Pancavanmadevi Caturvedimangalam Papanasam Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    51 Pancavanmadevi Caturvedimangalam Thrunallur Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    52 Paramesvaramangalam Paramesvaramangalam Madurantakam Chinglepet Tnadu Pallava 7th
    53 Parantaka Caturvedimangalam Siyapuram Kanchipuram Chenglepet Tnadu Chola 10th
    54 ParantakaCaturvedimangalam Tiribuvanai Pondicherry Pondicherrry Tnadu Chola 10th
    55 Pattattal-mangalam Pattattal mangalam Pttattalmangalam Thirutturai pundi T.Nadu Pallava 8th
    56 Pavirimangalam Pullaputan kudi Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 14th
    57 Pavitra manikka Caturvedimangalam Enkan Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    58 Ponmeynta Caturvedimangalam Near Chidambaram Chidamabaram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 12th
    59 Pukkatturai Vallava Caturvedimangalam Thirumalisai Sriperumpudur S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 13th
    60 Pullamangalam Pullamangai Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 10th
    61 RaanadhiraCaturvedimangalam Tiruvadhigai Cudalore S.Arcot Tnadu Pallava 8th
    62 Rajadhiraja Caturvedimangalam Enkan Nannnilam Tanjavur Tnadu Chola 11th
    63 Rajagambhira Caturvedimangalam Srivanchiyam Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    64 RajakesariCaturvedimangalam Koyildevarayanpettai Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 10th
    65 Rajamartanda Caturvedimangalam Takkolam Arakkonam Chenglepet Tnadu Palllava 9th
    66 Rajanarayana Caturvedimangalam Munnur Tindivanam S/Arcot Tnadu Pallava 13th
    67 RajanarayanaCaturvedimangalam Udaiyarkoyil Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    68 Rajaraja Caturvedimangalam Brahmadesam Viluppuram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 10th
    69 Rajaraja Caturvedimangalam Near Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    70 Rajaraja Caturvedimangalam Thirumandangudi Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    71 RajendraCaturvedimangalam Srivaikundam Srivaikundam Tirunelveli Tnadu Chola 11th
    72 Ramadeva mangalam Near Chidambaram Chidamabaram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 13th
    73 Sendamangalam Sendamangalam Thindivanam S.Arcot Tnadu Pallava 13th
    74 Simhavishnu Caturvedimangalam Tnadu Pallava 6th
    75 Sivapada sekharaCaturvedimangalam Accyutamangalam Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    76 Skanda sishya mangalm Rayakkottai Krishnagiri Dharmapuri dist Tnadu Pallava 8th
    77 Somanatha Caturvedimangalam Accyutamangalam Nannilam Tajnore Tnadu Chola 13th
    78 Sri Mudikonda chola Caturvedimangalam Thiruppuhalur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    79 Sri Tongamangalam Sitakkamangalam Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 12th
    80 SrikandharathithaCaturvedimangalam Thirumalapadi Udayarpalayam Trichy Tnadu Chola 10th
    81 Srikantamangalam Pullamangalam Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 10th
    82 Srivallabamangalam Gangaikondan Tirunelveli Tirunelveli Tnadu Pandiya 13th
    83 Srivasishtakudi Tittakudi Tanjore Tnadu Vijayanagar 14th
    84 SuttamaliCaturvedimangalam Kalappal Thirutturaipundi Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    85 Tayium nalla karuvur Pattur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Tnadu 12th
    86 Thiruccirrambala -mangalam Near Chidambaram Chidamabaram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 12th
    87 ThiruchirrambalaCaturvedimangalam Tittaikudi Virudhachalam S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 12th
    88 Thiruttondatokai mangalam Near Thiruppanaiyur Nannilam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    89 Tribhuvanamahadevi Caturvedimangalam Thiruaikavur Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 10th
    90 Tribhuvanamahadevi Caturvedimangalam Udaiyar koyil Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    91 Tribhuvanamahadevi Caturvedimangalam Thiruvaikavur Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 11th
    92 Tyagasamudra Caturvedimangalam Udaiyar koyil Papanasam Tanjore Tnadu Chola 13th
    93 Udayachandra mangalam Udayendram Gudiyattam N.Arcot dist Tnadu Pallava 8th
    94 Ulakalanta chola Caturvedimangalam Omampuliyur Chidamabaram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 12th
    95 Uttama sili Caturvedimangalam Thirupalatturai Thiruchi Tnadu Chola 10th
    96 Uttarameru Caturvedimangalam Uttramerur Kanchipuram Chenglepet Tnadu Pallava 8th
    97 VijayankuraCaturvedimangalam Thiruparaithurai Trichy Trichy Tnadu Pallava 8th
    98 Vikkiramachola Caturvedimangalam Erumbur Tnadu Chola 12th
    99 Viranarayana Caturvedimangalam Mukiaiyur Chidamabaram S.Arcot Tnadu Chola 10th
    100 ViruddharajabhayankaraCaturvedimangalam Thiruchendurai Trichy Trichy Tnadu Chola 12th
    101 ViruddharajabhayankaraCaturvedimangalam Thiruchendurai Trichy Trichy Tnadu Chola 12th

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