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Seruthunai Nayanar (54) Mukthi Place, Ekambaranathar Temple, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu

This Temple is Mukthi place of Seruthunai Nayanar. This is also the mukti place of Aiyadigal Kadavarkon Nayanar, Tiru Kurippu Thonda Nayanar and Kazharsinga Nayanar.

How to get there:
The temple is located 2 kms West of Kanchipuram East train station.

Map: https://goo.gl/maps/vHq4SshcoqVx6wL79

About Seruthunai Nayanar

Kazharsinga Nayanar was an ardent devotee of the Lord. He was a Pallava monarch, belonging to the family of Kadavar. Due to God’s grace he defeated the kings of the northern country and established Saivism there. He went on many pilgrimages.

Once he came to Tiruvarur with his queen and visited the temple. The queen, coming round the temple, came to the place where flowers had been kept for Siva’s worship, and she smelt a flower which had accidentally fallen on the floor. Seruthunai Nayanar, a pious Vellala of Tanjore, who was doing the service in the temple, was annoyed by her action. He at once cut off the nose of the queen that smelt the flower.

The king, hearing the pitiable cry of the queen, rushed to the spot. He was terribly angry with the man who was responsible for the brutal act. Seruthunai Nayanar explained to him the queen’s action which was an insult to Lord Siva (Siva Aparadham). The king at once gave an additional punishment to her, by cutting off her hand which picked up the flower! Both the king and Seruthunai Nayanar were glorified by the people and the celestials rained flowers on them. Both of them attained the grace of Lord Siva.

Source:

https://www.dlshq.org/download/sixty-three-nayanar-saints/

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This Temple is Mukthi place of Seruthunai Nayanar. This is also the mukti place of Aiyadigal Kadavarkon Nayanar, Tiru Kurippu Thonda Nayanar and Kazharsinga Nayanar.

How to get there:
The temple is located 2 kms West of Kanchipuram East train station.

Map: https://goo.gl/maps/vHq4SshcoqVx6wL79

About Seruthunai Nayanar

Kazharsinga Nayanar was an ardent devotee of the Lord. He was a Pallava monarch, belonging to the family of Kadavar. Due to God’s grace he defeated the kings of the northern country and established Saivism there. He went on many pilgrimages.

Once he came to Tiruvarur with his queen and visited the temple. The queen, coming round the temple, came to the place where flowers had been kept for Siva’s worship, and she smelt a flower which had accidentally fallen on the floor. Seruthunai Nayanar, a pious Vellala of Tanjore, who was doing the service in the temple, was annoyed by her action. He at once cut off the nose of the queen that smelt the flower.

The king, hearing the pitiable cry of the queen, rushed to the spot. He was terribly angry with the man who was responsible for the brutal act. Seruthunai Nayanar explained to him the queen’s action which was an insult to Lord Siva (Siva Aparadham). The king at once gave an additional punishment to her, by cutting off her hand which picked up the flower! Both the king and Seruthunai Nayanar were glorified by the people and the celestials rained flowers on them. Both of them attained the grace of Lord Siva.

Source:

https://www.dlshq.org/download/sixty-three-nayanar-saints/

Type

Nayanar Mukti Sthalam

Country

India (भारत)

State

Tamil Nadu

City

Kanchipuram

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Longitude

12.8416575

Latitude

79.7009667

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How To Get There

The temple is located 2 kms West of Kanchipuram East train station.