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Temple Icon Sri Vijayaasana Perumal Temple , Thiruvaragunamangai (Natham) โœ“

๐Ÿ“ Thiruvaragunamangai, Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu

National Significance

The 73rd Divya Desam at Thiruvaragunamangai (Natham) is the 2nd Nava Tirupathi (Chandra Sthalam), where Lord Vijayaasana sits in royal victory upon Adisesha, granting immediate salvation to Sage Vedavith.

Sri Vijayaasana Perumal Temple , Thiruvaragunamangai (Natham)

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Primary Deity:

Sri Vijayaasana Perumal (Iruntha Kolam on Adisesha)

Location:

Thiruvaragunamangai, Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu

Full Address:

Srivaikuntam, Tamil Nadu 628621

Spiritual Highlights

Unique Powers:

UNVERIFIED

Miracle Beliefs:

UNVERIFIED

Devotee Practices:

Offering white flowers and rice naivedyam on Mondays to mitigate Chandra doshas.

Spiritual Benefits:

UNVERIFIED

About Sri Vijayaasana Perumal Temple , Thiruvaragunamangai (Natham)

Sri Vijayaasana Perumal Temple in Thiruvaragunamangai (locally called Natham, Thoothukudi district, Tamil Nadu) is the 73rd Divya Desam. Sung by Nammazhwar in his Thiruvaimozhi, it is the 2nd temple of the Nava Tirupathi, associated with Chandra (the Moon God).

The sthala is renowned for the divine victory of knowledge over ignorance. A devout young scholar named Vedavith spent his life chanting the sacred Ashtakshara Mantra and serving his parents with utmost reverence. When his parents passed away, Vedavith performed their final rites on the banks of the Thamirabarani and sought total liberation. Lord Vishnu appeared before him in a resplendent seated posture upon the throne of Adisesha as Vijayaasanan (the Lord on the Throne of Victory) and granted Vedavith instantaneous Moksha.

Devotees afflicted by lunar doshas, emotional turbulence, memory lapses, and mental instability visit this serene temple to perform archana to Vijayaasana Perumal, receiving the soothing, tranquil lunar grace that pacifies the mind.

Architecture & Heritage

Architectural Style:

Dravidian Architecture (Pandya period foundation (9thโ€“10th century CE))

Architecture Highlights:

Vijayakoti Vimanam, Agni Theertham, secluded rural campus framed by paddy fields and palm groves.

Sacred Objects:

Seated granite moolavar depicting the victorious posture upon the serpent throne.

Rituals & Traditions

Daily Rituals:

Three daily worship kalas per Vaikanasa Agama tradition.

Special Traditions:

Participation in the Vaikasi Visakam Nava Tirupati Garuda Sevai.

Prasada Available:

Curd rice, Tamarind rice, Pongal.

Visitor Guidelines

Dress Code:

Traditional temple attire: Dhoti/Kurta for men; Saree or Salwar with Dupatta for women.

Accessibility:

Ground level temple with direct, level access through the inner courtyard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Temple Location

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How to Reach

Nearest Airport:

Tuticorin Airport (TCR) (approx 24 km)

Nearest Railway:

Srivaikuntam Railway Station (SVV) (approx 3 km)

Nearest Bus Stop:

Natham / Srivaikuntam Bus Stop (approx 1 km)