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'''Thiruvanaikaval'''(Thiru+Aanai+kaval) or '''Thiruvanaikoil''' is a [[suburb]] of the [[city]] of [[Tiruchirappalli]] in [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]. It is situated on the northern banks of the [[Kaveri]] river adjacent to [[Srirangam Island]]. The [[Jambukeswarar Temple, Thiruvanaikaval|famous Jambukeswarar Temple]] is located here. The temple's presiding deity is Lord Shiva (Jambukeswara) and the goddess is Sree Akilandeswari. It is revered as one of the Pancha-Bhoota Stalams (Water).There is a fresh water spring underneath the Shiv Linga. Sree Adi Shankara is said to have visited this shrine and has done the Thadanga (Ear Rings) Pratishta for the goddess to ensure that she remains in a Sowmya Roopa. It is also the birthplace of the world renowned Nobel Laureate [[C. V. Raman]] |
'''Thiruvanaikaval'''(Thiru+Aanai+kaval) or '''Thiruvanaikoil''' is a [[suburb]] of the [[city]] of [[Tiruchirappalli]] in [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]. It is situated on the northern banks of the [[Kaveri]] river adjacent to [[Srirangam Island]]. The [[Jambukeswarar Temple, Thiruvanaikaval|famous Jambukeswarar Temple]] is located here. The temple's presiding deity is Lord Shiva (Jambukeswara) and the goddess is Sree Akilandeswari. It is revered as one of the Pancha-Bhoota Stalams (Water).There is a fresh water spring underneath the Shiv Linga. Sree Adi Shankara is said to have visited this shrine and has done the Thadanga (Ear Rings) Pratishta for the goddess to ensure that she remains in a Sowmya Roopa. It is also the birthplace of the world renowned Nobel Laureate [[C. V. Raman]] . |
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The king who built the temple gave wages to his sculptors for building the fifth Prakara of the shrine by way of [[Vibhuti]] instead of Gold coins.The entrance of the garbagriha is small that a elephant cannot enter inside.The Sthala Vriksha is Roseberry tree.Like Meenakshi & Kamakshi temple Goddess Akilandeshwari is famous in this temple. |
The king who built the temple gave wages to his sculptors for building the fifth Prakara of the shrine by way of [[Vibhuti]] instead of Gold coins.The entrance of the garbagriha is small that a elephant cannot enter inside.The Sthala Vriksha is Roseberry tree.Like Meenakshi & Kamakshi temple Goddess Akilandeshwari is famous in this temple. |
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Thiruvanaikaval(Thiru+Aanai+kaval) or Thiruvanaikoil is a suburb of the city of Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated on the northern banks of the Kaveri river adjacent to Srirangam Island. The famous Jambukeswarar Temple is located here. The temple's presiding deity is Lord Shiva (Jambukeswara) and the goddess is Sree Akilandeswari. It is revered as one of the Pancha-Bhoota Stalams (Water).There is a fresh water spring underneath the Shiv Linga. Sree Adi Shankara is said to have visited this shrine and has done the Thadanga (Ear Rings) Pratishta for the goddess to ensure that she remains in a Sowmya Roopa. It is also the birthplace of the world renowned Nobel Laureate C. V. Raman . The king who built the temple gave wages to his sculptors for building the fifth Prakara of the shrine by way of Vibhuti instead of Gold coins.The entrance of the garbagriha is small that a elephant cannot enter inside.The Sthala Vriksha is Roseberry tree.Like Meenakshi & Kamakshi temple Goddess Akilandeshwari is famous in this temple.
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