Uthra Ranganathar Temple, Pallikonda, Vellore

Uthra Ranganathar Temple, Pallikonda, Vellore

Uthra Ranganathar Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu located at Pallikonda Village in Vellore District of Tamilnadu. The Temple is situated on the banks of Palar river. Presiding Deity is called as Rangantha Swamy and Mother is called as Ranganayaki Thayar. The first of the three temples where Lord Narayana presented himself in a Sayana Kolam to block the floods intended to disrupt Brahma’s Yagna.

Legends

Etymology:
This temple is situated in the village called Pallikondaan or Pallikonda on the banks of River Palar. As Lord is in his reclining form as in the milk ocean (Sheera Sagara or Par Kadal), the river is named as Palar which means “River of Milk" and the place is called Pallikondaan which means "The Reclining God". 
Place for Salvation:
According to Brahmanda Purana, staying in this temple for a night and worshipping Perumal ensure salvation to the soul. It is considered that if you stay for 3 nights at Kanchi, you get salvation but here if you stay just one night, you get salvation.
Chotta Ranganathar:
During foreign invasions, original Ranganathaswamy was hidden and replaced with a small idol of Sri Ranganathar known as Kasthuri Ranganathar or Chotta Ranganathar. Even today Pujas are performed to this Chotta Ranganathar.
Indira got relieved of Brahmaharthi Dosham here:
Once Indira got Brahmaharthi Dosham, then as per Kashyapa Rishi's advice Indira took sacred bath in this temple pond "Vyasa Pushkarani" for one year and got rid of the Dosha.
Lord took reclining form on Brahma’s request:
Mothers Mahalakshmi and Maha Saraswathi once had a debate about the supremacy of the one over the other. They approached Lord Brahma who said Mahalakshmi is superior. So, Devi Saraswathi got angry and left Brahma, came to Nandhi Durga hills and began penance to attain supremacy. Meantime, Lord Brahma organized a Yagna dedicating to Lord Vishnu. As a rule, such rituals should be performed along with wife by the side. Brahma invited Saraswathi to join him the Yagna but She refused. Brahma created Savitri with the attributes of Maha Saraswathi, married her and began the Yagna which further infuriated Mother Saraswathi.
To destroy the Yagna, Saraswathi took the form of a river, Sheera Nadhi or Palar River and began to flood furiously. Brahma prayed to Lord Vishnu to stop the flood and save the Yagna. On Brahma request, Lord Sri Vishnu took Reclining Form on Adhiseshan at three sacred places in front of the flood and stopped it and the Yagna also got completed successfully. The first place where Lord took reclining Form is Pallikonda which is also known as Vada Arangam, the second place is Thiruparkadal near Kaveripakkam and the third is Tiruvekkaa or Yathothkari Perumal (Sonna Vannam Seitha Perumal) Temple in Kanchipuram.
Marriage Parihara Sthalam:
Also in this sthalam, Lord Vishnu married Shenbagavalli Thayar on Panguni Uthiram day as per Sage Sampathi's request and prayer. As Lord himself got married in this sthalam, many weddings are conducted in this temple and it is believed that the couple will live together happily with long life.
Brahmotsavam:
As per Sthala Purana it is believed that after Lord Brahmma successfully performed the Yagna which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Sriman Narayana appeared from the Yagna Kundam as Sri Varadharaja Swamy and Brahma performed ten days Urchavam to this Sri Varadharaja Swamy in this sthalam and this Urchavam was first referred as Brahmotsavam. Though nowadays Brahmotsavam is celebrated in almost all Vishnu temples it was first celebrated in this Pallikonda temple and it was first performed by Lord Brahma.
Amba Raja got darshan of Lord Vishnu here:
According to the Sthala History, there lived a king called Amba Raja who was ruling this part of the country called Thiruvedhimangalam (today’s Pallikonda). He has been highly victorious and was enjoying all the worldly pleasures as a king. Having fed up with materialistic life, he one day realized that the purpose of his birth is only to get the Dharshan of Sri Maha Vishnu. He started worshipping Maha Vishnu for years together and was eagerly waiting to have his Dharshan.
Years rolled by. But there was no sign of God appearing to him. He got frustrated and attempted suicide. While he was trying to commit suicide, a heavenly voice from the sky told him to be patient and to continue his prayers so that he will soon get the Dharshan of God. The king became happy and continued his worships. After stopping Saraswathi from disturbing Brahma’s Yagam, Lord Vishnu came back to Pallikonda and gave Dharshan to Amba Raja. The king asked for a boon that the God should settle here and give Dharshan to everyone visiting this place.

As the God settled here during his act of uniting Brahma and Saraswathi, the king prayed that He should grant boon for unmarried people and the separated couples visiting here. Lord Ranganathar agreed to it and granted his wish. Even today, it is said that unmarried men or women who worship Lord Ranganathar here, get married soon. Also, the couples, who have quarrels or separation in married life, get united upon worshipping Lord Ranganathar here.

The Temple

The Temple is situated inside a fort like structure. Presiding Deity is called as Uthra Ranganatha Swamy with Sridevi Thayar and Bhoodevi Thayar. He is in Anantha Sayana Thirukolam ((Reclining posture) on Adhiseshan facing East. Sridevi and Bhoodevi Thaayars are sitting next to the Lord and with Lord Brahma in Nabi Kamalam (Navel). The idol of the Lord is made of Salagrama stone. 

Utsavar (Festival Deity) is Ranganatha Swamy with Sridevi and Bhoodevi Thaayars. Another Utsavar Idol called Kasthuri Ranganathar or Chotta Ranganathar can be seen in the sanctum. Mother is called as Ranganayaki Thayar. She is housed in separate shrine and she is in sitting posture. There are shrines of Rama, Navaneetha Krishna, Andal, Anjaneya, Udayavar, Manavala Mamunigal, Kulasekhara Azhwar, Nammazhwar and Garudazhwar in the Temple premises. Theertham associated with this temple is Vyasa Pushkarani.

There are several inscriptions inside the temple, both in the inner prakara as well as on the walls of the outer prakara dating back to the Chozha period. Vikrama Chozha I, the son of Kulothunga Chozha I has donated several pieces of land for the upkeep and maintenance of the temple. The temple’s history can also be seen from ancient granite structure of the inner and outer prakara. Later Krishna Deva Raya has contributed significantly to the temple including building the big outer walls.

According to the inscriptions in this temple, there were many kings, who took part in renovating, maintaining and establishing this temple. Some of them are Vikrama Cholan of 1118 - 1136 A.D, Kulasekara Samburvarayar king who has donated large land area for the welfare of the temple, and Krishnadevaraya who has constructed compound wall and did many other facilities to this temple.  

Temple Opening Time

The Temple remains open from 08.00 am to 12.00 noon and 04.00 pm to 08.00 pm.

Festivals

Brahmotsavam in April-May and Vaikunda Ekadasi are celebrated in this temple with much fanfare.

Prayers

People getting married at this temple will get all the 16 types of wealth. Devotees pray and perform Archana to Lord and Mother in this temple for happy settlement of wedding proposals, for happy married life, for reunion of separated couple and for any financial problems. Devotees perform Thirumanjanam to Lord and Mother as Prarthana.

Contact

Uthira Ranganatha Swamy Temple, 
Pallikonda – 635 809, 
Vellore District
Phone: +91 4171 240234
Mobile: +91 94433 09572

Connectivity

The Temple is located at about 500 meters from Pallikonda Chavadi Bus Stop, 9 Kms from Gudiyatham, 4 Kms from Gudiyatham Railway Station, 24 Kms from Vellore, 159 Kms from Chennai and 150 Kms from Chennai Airport. The Temple is situated on the Vellore to Krishnagiri route.
By bus, take the Krishnagiri/Hosur/Bangalore bound bus from Vellore and get down on the Highway at Pallikonda. From here, the temple is about 500 meters. Get down at Gudiyatham Railway Station (between Katpadi and Ambur). The temple is 4 Kms from the railway station. An auto from the station will cost Rs. 50.

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роЗроХ்роХோропிро▓ுроХ்роХு родெро▒்роХே 2 роХி.рооீ. родூро░род்родிро▓் рокீроЬாроЪро▓роо் роОрой்ро▒ рооро▓ைроХ்роХுрой்ро▒ு роЙро│்ро│родு.

ЁЯП╡родிро░ுро╡ிро┤ாЁЯП╡

 роЪிрод்родிро░ைропிро▓் рокிро░рооோро▒்ро╕ро╡роо், ро╡ைроХாроЪி ро╡ிроЪாроХрод்родிро▓் роХро░ுроЯроЪேро╡ை, роЖройிропிро▓் роЬேро╖்роЯா родிро░ுроороЮ்роЪройроо். роЖроЯி ро╡ெро│்ро│ிроХ்роХிро┤рооைроХро│ிро▓் родிро░ுро╡ாроЯிрок்рокூро░роо். роХிро░ுро╖்рог роЬெропрои்родி, роиро╡ро░ாрод்родிро░ி. родிро░ுроХ்роХாро░்род்родிроХை. ро╡ைроХுрог்роЯ роПроХாродроЪி. родை рооாродроо் роХிро░ிрокிро░родроЯ்роЪрогроо். рооாроЪி родெрок்рокроо். рокроЩ்роХுройி роЙрод்родிро░роо்.

роХாро▓ை 8 роорогி рооுродро▓் 12 роорогி ро╡ро░ை, рооாро▓ை 4 роорогி рооுродро▓் роЗро░ро╡ு 8 роорогி ро╡ро░ை родிро▒рои்родிро░ுроХ்роХுроо்.

ЁЯМ╖роЕрооைро╡ீроЯроо்ЁЯМ╖

ро╡ேро▓ூро░ிро▓் роЗро░ுрои்родு рокро│்ро│ிроХ்роХொрог்роЯா 30 роХி.рооி родொро▓ைро╡ிро▓் роЙро│்ро│родு роЗроЩ்роХு роЪெро▓்ро▓ рокேро░ுрои்родு ро╡роЪродி роЙро│்ро│родு .

роирой்ро▒ி роХௌродроо் роРроп்ропроЩ்роХாро░்

Yesvee Venkateshwaran 

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“Ayurveda” is being recognized as a holistic system of medicine, Which holds that the body is the foundation of all Wisdom and Source of all Supreme Objectives of life.Ayurveda” have effective treatment for, Asthma, Mental Tension , Spinal Disorders , High blood pressure , Mental Stress, Spondylosis , High Cholesterol , Fatigue , Obesity , Headaches , Respiratory Problems , Heart Diseases , Migraine , Gastric Complaints , Chest Pain , Arthritis , Weight Loss , Osteoarthritis , Body Purification , Gynecological Disorders , Rheumatism , Anti-ageing , Chronic Constipation , Speech Disorders , Piles , Back Pain , Nervous Disorders , Hair Loss , Gout , Premature Graying , Skin Diseases , Psoriasis , Insomnia , Memory Loss , Pain , Gastric Problems , Immunity Problems , Anemia , Acne , Anorexia , Anxiety , Acidity , Bronchitis, Diabetes , Dyspepsia , Dysentery , Dandruff , Depression , Diarrhea , Dengue , Chikungunya , Indigestion , Urinary bladder disorder , Fungal infection , Nasal Congestion , Gum and Tooth diseases , Vitiation of blood , Burning Sensation , Oedema , Emaciation , Impotency , Inflammation , Ulcer , Thirst , Chloasma of face , Tastelessness , Pleurodria , Intercostal neuralgia , Pthisis , Vitiation of semen , Sciatica , Filariasis , Tumour , Intermittent fever , Lassitude , Hoarseness of voice , Mole , Conjunctivitis , Glaucoma , Myopia , Repeated Abortion , Duodenal ulcer , Malabsorption syndrome , Eczema , Flatulence , Fever , General Debility , Irregular Menstrual Cycle , Jaundice , Hepatitis , joint Pain , Kidney stone , Leucorrhea , Leukoderma , Liver Disorder , Menopause , Premenstrual Tension , Pyorrhea , Peptic Ulcer , Palpitation , Rheumatism , Ringworm , Stress Management , Sinusitis , Sore Throat , Skin Allergy , Sciatica , Sleeplessness ,Toothache , weight , Urinary Diseases , Vertigo , infection , Restlessness , Hypertension , Malarial Fever , Cough , Cold , Pimples , Black Heads , Appetite problem , Vomit , Eye problems , Abdominal fever , Abdominal lump , Swelling , Fibroid , Cyst , Bleeding , Infertility in men and women , Pneumonia , Curing Dryness , wounds, cuts, & burns . Consult a certified Doctor for more details on Ayurvedic Treatment.

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