ThirunaraayaNapuram
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• July 21, 1995
Hello, Mani wrote: the moolavar and utsavar images had been lost; the former was buried under the ground somewhere in Karnataka, and the latter was taken by a chieftain. Traditional histories say that a Muslim chieftain's daughter was so enthralled with the utsavar that he took it so she could see Him all the time. Is this uthsavar called "chellapiLLai". i have a heard an anecdote which goes like this: raamaanusar goes to north india in search this uthsavar and talks to that muslim king. he tells that he has a lot of vigrahams which his daughter plays with. then raamaanusar calls "vaaray chellappiLLaay" and i am not sure what exactly happened after that. something like that particular vigraham came forward..... could anyone recall this.. thanks viji Vijayaraghavan T. R. viji@coe.wvu.edu Tel. (304)296-3390 (Home) 293-6371 x542 (Office)
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