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Temple Icon Sri Madhava Perumal Temple , Thiru Thevanar Thogai (Thirunangur) โœ“

๐Ÿ“ Thiru Devanaar Thogai, Mayiladuthurai, Tamil Nadu

National Significance

The 39th Divya Desam at Thiru Devanaar Thogai is the Thirunangur sanctum where all the devas assembled in cosmic gathering (Thogai) to pray to Lord Deiva Naayagan, leading to the birth of Brahmarishi Vashishta.

Sri Madhava Perumal Temple , Thiru Thevanar Thogai (Thirunangur)

๐Ÿ•‰๏ธ Divine Snapshot

Primary Deity:

Sri Deiva Naayaga Perumal / Madhava Perumal (Nindra Kolam)

Full Address:

Keezhchaalai Road, Thirunangur Village, Sirkazhi Taluk, Mayiladuthurai District, Tamil Nadu 609106, India

Spiritual Highlights

Unique Powers:

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Miracle Beliefs:

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Devotee Practices:

Offering archana with red lotus flowers and participating in the annual Thirunangur 11 Garuda Sevai.

Spiritual Benefits:

UNVERIFIED

About Sri Madhava Perumal Temple , Thiru Thevanar Thogai (Thirunangur)

Sri Deiva Naayaga Perumal Temple in Thiru Devanaar Thogai (Thirunangur, Mayiladuthurai district, Tamil Nadu) is the 39th Divya Desam. It was celebrated by Thirumangai Alvar in 10 pasurams. The name Devanaar Thogai translates to "the sacred gathering of the celestials" (Devas + Thogai meaning congregation).

According to the sthala puranam, the 330 million devas faced an overwhelming crisis when the balance of cosmic dharma was disrupted. Led by Indra, Brahma, and Brihaspati, all the gods assembled together in this peaceful forest grove and engaged in collective penance, praying for the manifestation of a supreme spiritual guide who could anchor dharma in the world. Pleased with their unified devotion, Lord Vishnu appeared as Deiva Naayaga Perumal (the Sovereign Leader of all Devas) and blessed the divine assembly. Through His divine grace, the great Brahmarishi Vashishta was born to guide mankind.

The presiding deity stands facing West, holding His conch and discus in an attitude of supreme protection. Devotees seeking unity in family relationships, corporate leadership blessings, and peaceful reconciliation gather to worship at this temple of collective divine assembly.

Architecture & Heritage

Architectural Style:

Dravidian Architecture (Chola era construction with Vijayanagara renovations)

Architecture Highlights:

Shobhana Vimanam, three-tier Rajagopuram, Devasabha Theertham, compact sanctum layout.

Sacred Objects:

Ancient stone carvings of Brahma, Indra, and the Ashtadikpalakas assembled in the mandapam.

Rituals & Traditions

Daily Rituals:

Three daily kalas per Vaikanasa Agama; special archana on Rohini nakshatra.

Special Traditions:

Thai Amavasya 11 Garuda Sevai, where the processional murti joins the 10 other Thirunangur deities on Garuda mounts.

Prasada Available:

Curd rice, Tamarind rice, Pongal.

Visitor Guidelines

Dress Code:

Traditional ethnic clothing: Dhoti/Kurta for men; Saree or Salwar with Dupatta for women.

Accessibility:

Single floor compact parikrama with wide stone corridor; accessible for all visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Temple Location

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How to Reach

Nearest Airport:

Tiruchirappalli International Airport (TRZ) (approx 145 km)

Nearest Railway:

Sirkazhi Railway Station (SY) (approx 8 km)

Nearest Bus Stop:

Thevanarthogai Bus Stop (approx 0.3 km)