06th
January 2019.
Sri
Kalyana Venkataramana Swamy Temple at Sevur, along with Malayapalayam Sri Muthu
Velayutha Swami Temple, Mondipalayam Sri Venkatesa Perumal Temple also called as Mela Tirupati, Alathur dilapidated Jain
Temple, prehistoric Dolmens, Hero Stones are a part of Kongu temples Visit scheduled on 06th
January 2019. After the Visit to the Pulikuthi Sati Stone installed inside the Sevur Police Station we tried to Visit
both Shiva and Perumal Temple. The Shiva Temple was closed after the morning
pooja and this Perumal temple is under renovation.
Moolavar
: Sri Kalyana Venkataramana Swamy Temple.
Some
of the salient features of this temple are…
The
Temple is under renovation and we do not know what are the sannadhis existed. The Garudathoon or the Deepasthambham stands
tall. The mandapam existed was also pulled down recently.
Moolavar
and Thayar sannidhis are in final stage of completion. The temple complex was
found like a war area. The old stone pillars, inscription stones are strewn around. Even-though the stone positions / sequences
are numbered before dismantling the
temple, reconstruction was not carried out
as per the sequence. Practically no supervision from HR&CE Department. During reconstruction inscription stones are kept upside down and some are missing in some places, which formed a puzzle game and some of inscription stones are thrown
out.
HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS
As
per the available inscriptions the temple might have been constructed before 12th
Century, may be by Kongu Chozhas. Kongu
Pandya’s period this place Sevur was called as “Chembian Kizhanadi Nallur” in
Vada Parisaara Nadu. As per Pulavar Kuzhandai, the Parisara Nadu’s another
name was Aarai Nadu and the place around
Sevur was called as Chembai / Sembai, a sub section of Aarai Nadu.
The
14th Century Sundara Pandyan’s inscription speaks about donation of
land comprises of Fertile & Non fertile land, Well and farms. This also
gives permission to inscribe on the Cheppu pattayam and Statues / sculptures.
The inscription also mentions that the temple was called as “Sundara Pandya
vinnagaram”.
The
13th Century inscription on the south adhisthana jagathi mentions
about donation of 140 panam for burning of perpetual lamp.
A
14th Century Kongu Pandya inscription Narayur nattu Nakkan paavai
Adhikai manar donated 10 panam to this Azhakiya Perumal temple to give a
coconut on every Friday.
A
13th century Kongu Chozha Vikrama Chozhan –III, on the sanctum south
wall mentions about donation to neivedhyam.
A
14th century Kongu Pandiyar Sundara pandiyan period inscription on
the north sanctum wall, mentions about donation of 300 panam to this temple
after selling his punjai land by Vellalan
kombaiyaril Siruvan Aandan.
The
14th Century Hoysala King Veeravallalan –III period inscription records
the construction of Palipedam by Vikraman Kannappan alias Thennavatharaiyan.
If anybody searches for the inscription now will get disappointed since the all the inscriptions were completely destroyed by the Tamil Nadu Government HR&CE department's renovations.
The history is lost…trace of the inscription is visible on the kumudam due to polishing
The history is lost.. the corner stone has been replaced and continuity of the inscription is lost …
The history is lost…trace of the inscription is visible on the kumudam due to polishing
The history is lost…both the places stones are replaced with new and no continuity of inscription
The history is lost...Kumudam is polished and inscriptions are lost…
The history is lost…வட பரிசார நாட்டு சேவூரான செம்பியன் கிழானடி நல்லூர்... very difficult to read...
The history is lost…clean shave..
Inscription stone is thrown out…வட பரிசார நாட்டு
HOW TO REACH:
Sevur
is on the way to Gobichettipalayam from Avinashi via Sevur & Nambiyur.
7
KM from Avinashi and 40 KM from Gobichettipalayam
LOCATION:CLICK HERE
Roof stones ... or a dump yard ...?
may be a mandapam pillar
Old 12th Century inscriptions are lost.. but this 1957 period inscription is preserved for what… is it so important....?
---OM
SHIVAYA NAMA---
No comments:
Post a Comment