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Temples of Trssoor District (Kerala): A Rare Book

Temples of Trssoor District (Kerala): A Rare Book

Código del Artículo: NAB925

por S. Jayashanker

Hardcover

Census Operations Kerala

Tamaño: 11.5 inch X 8.5 inch
Páginas: 960 (Illustrated In Full Color)
Weight of the Book: 3.04 Kg

Precio: Euro 95.29

Descripción
Foreword

Temples built in different historical time reflect the spirit and idioms of the people and their way of life as existed then. The splendor of architectural designs of temples are embodiments of the aesthetic taste of the people and society. The cultures heritage reflected in temple designs in different parts of India has evoked interest and has attracted tourists from far and wide. There are wide regional variations in structural design and layout of temples. Temples of South India are different form that of North in both the architectural and technological contents. Apart from the external architecture internal organization of temples such as placement of deities rites and rituals vary widely from place to place within the country.

In Kerala known as God’s own country the study of temples has a special relevance. The study report of 1991 Census on temples of Kerala was acclaimed and appreciated by the well known personalities and scholars alike. The present report on temples of Trssor district is the 8th publication in the series on the study of temples.

This report has been completed by Shri Jayashanker who retired as Deputy Director of Census operations Kerala. The painstaking efforts made by him reflect his sensibility towards Indian religion and culture. The rich collection contained in the present volume perhaps would invoke admiration form those who have interest in Indian culture.

I am confident that this volume would further enrich the existing literature religion art, culture and society.

Preface

The monograph Temples of Kerala which was published earlier covered the general aspects on temples in Kerala like history of temples over the last two thousand years mode of worship architectural features carvings and paintings iconography of idols deva-prasnam (astrological prediction relating to temples) rites, priesthood, offerings temple customs and administration ritualistic and performing arts etc. this volume the seventh in the series of district monographs is an addendum to the monograph temples of Kerala and it attempts to cover an account of the temples of Trsoor district.

The background of taking up this exhaustive study needs little elaboration. The census organization of India undertook a study on temples of madras state as an ancillary study of the 1961 census. This study evoked keen interest among scholars, the Government and statutory bodies of Kerala. Late Sree R. Vasudeva Sree A. Chandrasekhar) as early as 1969 to launch a study on temples of Kerala similar to the one that was conducted in madras state and the latter readily pressure to this suggestion. But the study could not be taken up due to heavy pressure of work in connection with the 1971 census. In 1973 the Travancore Devaswam board also came up with a similar request but the backlog of census work of 1971 census stood in the way in launching the study. In 1979 the advisor to the government of Kerala on Temples and traditional Arts again requested the Director of Census Operations to commence the study. But again some unforeseen circumstances prevented the organization form taking up the study. However in May 1990 the Government of Kerala again requested the Census Directorate to take up a detailed survey on temples of Kerala and the Register general (Sree A.R. Nanda I.A.S) directed to commence the survey in June 1991.

The schedule which was canvassed was finalized in consultation with tantris and silpis. Sree A.R. Nanda I.A.S (former Register General India) Dr. K.P Ittaman (former Registar General India) and Sree K.C. Narayana Kurup (former Deputy director of Census Operations Madras) gave invaluable suggestions in designing and finalizing the schedule. The schedules were printed in September 1991 and the work commenced.

Originally it was decided to collect data of temples by mailing the schedules to temple authorities of statutory bodies and by trained field staff to temples exclusively managed by private individuals and institutions. But this procedure did not work well as the response from the statutory bodies was found defective as the filled—in schedules had both content and coverage errors. Therefore in March 1992 it was decided to engage a small team of trained staff (of the Directorate of Census Operations, Kerala) for the field—study. The survey covered all temples, which are open to public, irrespective of whether they are owned by statutory bodies, private institutions, families or individuals.

The procedure for the collection of data for the survey deserves special` mention. The staff deputed for this study was directed to visit all Panchayatts, village offices and note down the names and location of all temples. Then the field-staff visited all such temples located in every nook and corner of the Panchiyatt, some of which situated even in dense forests and in areas inaccessible by roads. During their visits they also made local enquiries on any possible omissions. The data so collected through these visits and enquiries helped to prepare a Directory of all temples open to public and collect data regarding the name, location, principal deity, antiquity, structural type of main sreekovil, time of worship and poojas, utsavam/festival besides details on ownership/management. The data made available through the survey are presented in Section 3 of this monograph.

Further based on certain criteria i.e., all the temples having swayambhoo (self revealed) idols and other important temples depending on number of prakaras, architectural excellence, number of poojas, antiquity and number of worshippers were selected for detailed study. The data thus collected through a separate detailed schedule on all temples, which satisfy the criteria, are presented in Section 2 (Salient features of important temples) of this monograph. This does not mean that other temples are unimportant. But the procedure adopted was to give more weight to more prominent temples.

Section l gives an overall review and analysis on temples of Trsoor district with a backdrop on geographical setting, historical and other aspects.

It is worthwhile to mention here the limitations of the data. The informants, mainly temple authorities, were generally co-operative. However, some of them were reluctant to provide details fearing that their private temples might be taken over by the Government and they took the stand that those temples were exclusively used by family members and not open to public. On the other hand some insisted` on having their temples enumerated hoping to get some financial assistance for their family temples at a later stage. Another difficulty encountered by the field staff was that very often they had to go to the same temple several times to collect details as the temples were kept open only for specified hours (either morning or ‘noon or evening) or on specified days besides non—availability‘ of reliable informants. Similarly it was difficult to verify the claim of informants on the data of antiquity and myths associated with those temples. In spite of these limitations-every effort was made to collect detailed data as one could.

The field-survey of Trsoor district was done at different periods during1993-97 and, therefore, subsequent changes on structures, idols etc. have not been incorporated in this monograph except in few cases where re—visits were done. The data thus collected through the field-survey is published in this monograph. The earlier proposed title of the monograph, i.e., Temple Directory (Mentioned in the first monograph - Temples of Kerala) had to be changed in the district monographs consequents on the introduction of a section dealing with the General background of temples of the district. Thus this volume has three sections viz section 1 General background section 2 features on important temples and section 3 temple directory (which covers list of all temples in the district).

The field survey was initially monitored by Sree K. Sivaramakrishna Iyer (former Assistant Director of Census operations) the field staff included Sarvasree R. Chandrachoodan, M. Chandrasekharan, M.R. Sukumaran Nair, Thampi N. Suresh, G. Sivadasan, R. Madhavan Nair, T. Veugopal and P. Radhakrishnan Nair of the Census Directorate. The wholehearted dedication of the field staff in spite of several odds of travel through difficult terrain on foot withstanding the onslaughts of climate is highly commendable. At the time of writing this volume I had to again directorate. I take this opportunity to record my great appreciation and special thanks for his invaluable and dedicated contribution. I would like to mention my sincere appreciation and sincere thanks to Sree V. Thulasedharan Seniro Draftsman who has meticulously drawn the rough taluk maps and also for designing plates of photographs given in this monograph. The photograph on the temples of the district were taken by Sree Santosh Channankara still photographer. I express my appreciation and thanks to him. I also record my thanks to the Archaeological Survey of India for providing photographs of Sree Vatakkunathan and peruvanam temples and also to Mr. C.A. Menon (Editor Kerala festival Message Trsoor) for giving photographs of Sree parmekkaav temple and Trsoor Pooram.

The keying of data layout of pages and preparing camera ready copy of this volume were conscientiously done by Sree G.S. Sudheer Kumar as a love for labour. I am deeply impressed by his stupendous work and place on record my profound thanks to him.

The writing of monographs was taken up after my retirement. The field data and many published and unpublished reports had to be utilized in writing this monograph. My wife Prof. A. Anandam gladly and conscientiously undertook the brunt of the work of reading the proof and gave me valuable suggestions. I have no words to thank her.

I am ever grateful to all authorities of temples and the informants who willingly furnished date to the field staff.

It is my pleasant duty to acknowledge the co-operation extended to me by officers and staff of the census Directorate. I got full encouragement at the initial stages of this project from late Sree N.M. Samuel, I.A.S Director of census Mr. N.M. Samuel as the director of Census operations for her sincere help as otherwise this monograph would not have seen the light. Sri A.G. Bhaskaran Joint director and his colleagues had given full co-operation to me at all time. I place on record my sincere thanks to all of them.

Now it is my pleasant duty to thank the officers and staff of the office of the register General India for their great help in bringing out his monograph.

It is my great privilege to acknowledge my unfailing obligations I owe to Dr. M. Vijayanunni I.A.S. former register general and Census commissioner India who had always guided me by giving his valuable advice and helped me a lot by his timely intervention at a critical juncture when the project was about to of Kerala and completing the field work and bringing out two district monographs on this subject well in time. I am ever grateful to him for laying the foundation for this project which brings out the cultural heritage of Kerala.

Shri Jayant Kumar Banthia I.A.S. who succeeded Dr. M. Vijayanunni as the Registrar general and Census Commissioner India was also very generous extremely considerate and greatly helpful in solving many problems associated with the printing and release of the four district monographs. I express my deep gratitude to him.

I am deeply indebted to Shri Devender Kuamr Sikri I.A.S. the registrar general and Census commissioner India for the valuable guidance and encouragement given to me in the preparation of this monograph.

While writing this volume I have experienced the divine grace of the almighty and boundless blessings of gurus and I have no words to express my deep feelings. I humbly pray for their continued benediction.

The views expressed in this monograph are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of the Government of India.

I am sure that this monograph will indeed be useful for posterity and I am happy to dedicate this monograph as a background document on the subject for the use of administrators devotees and the general public.

Contents


Section 1: General Background
1-72

Geographical Setting (3) History of the district (6) People and religious composition (16) Mode of worship (21) Antiquity of temples (22) Temple Architecture (28) Carvings and Paintings (33) Administration of temples (34) Classification of temples (36) Types of Idols (40) Sakti Kalpa (41) Vishnu Kalpa (44) Siva Kalpa (45) Lord Siva (45) Lord Vettakkorumakan or Kriatasoonu (46) Sree Kshetrapalan (47) Ganapati Kalpa (47) Subramanya Kalpa (47) Sasta and Ayyappa Kalpa (47) Combination of Kalpas (48) Lord Sankaranaraayana (48) Sree Lakshmi Narayana (48) Sree Arddhanareswara / Uma Maheswara (48) Sacred groves and Naaga worship (48) other varied kalpas (49) Lord Hanuman (49) Spirit Cult (49) Ashta Dikpalas and Navagrahas (51) time of worship and poojas (51) offerings (52) Monthly and annual festivals (56) Utsavam (57) Talappoli (58) Pooram festivasl (58) Kalampatt (59) Tolpava Kootu (61) Priesthood and temple staff (62) Priests (62) Tantris (62) Santikkars (63) Kazhakakkars (64) Adminstrative staff (64) Remuneration to temple staff (64) Role of Government and administration (65) Coverage of temples (66) Some unique features (66) Conclusion (67)

Diagram 1 : Layout of Temple68-69

Diagram 2 : Pratishtha point in the garbha grham70

Diagram 3 : Positions of Bali peethas in the antar mandalam71

Annexure : Villages/towns falling in physio geographic regions 72

Section 2: Salient Features of important temples
73-612

1. Talappilli taluk75-256
1Sree Siva Temple Kattakampal 75
2Sree Parthasarathy temple Ramapuram 78
3Sree (Peetikeswaram) Siva Temple Pengamukku 80
4Sree (Tuppeswaram) Siva temple Pazhanni 82
5Sree Mangatt Trkkovil Siva Temple Pazhanni 83
6Sree (Chiravarambatt Kaav) Bhagavati temple Aruvayi 85
7Sree Rama temple Katavalloor 86
8Sree Maha Vishnu (Narasimhamoortty) Temple Korattikkara 90
9Sree Trcchutalayil Mahadeva temple Tippilasseri 92
10Sree Maha Vishnu (Bala Narasimhamoortty) Temple Bhattimuri 93
11Sree Siva (Kiratamoortty) temple Poravoor 95
12Sree (Chenapuram) Siva Temple Akatiyoor 97
13Sree Kalasamala Siva Temple Akatiyoor 99
14Sree (Vedakkat) Bhagavati temple Porkkulam 100
15Sree Bhagavati temple Mangat 102
16Sree Siva Temple Annoor 105
17Sree Parkkati Bhagavati Temple Annoor 107
18Sree (Cheeramkulangara) Bhagavati temple Chemmannoor 108
19Sree Maha Ganapati temple Kakkat 110
20Sree Karttyayani Devi Temple keezhoor 112
21Sree Talakkottukara Mahadeva Temple Kunnamkulam 114
22Sree Annamkulangara Bhagavati temple Kanippayoor 116
23Sree Kotuvayoor Siva temple Chovvannoor 118
24Sree Mahadeva temple Chemmantatta 119
25Sree Ariyannoor Karikanyaka temple Cherukunnu 122
26Sree Mahadeva temple Chovvalloor 125
27Sree Bhagavati temple Aloor Kaav Keezhalloor 127
28Sree Ponmala Siva temple Aaloor 129
29Sree Bhagavati temple Parappookaav 130
30Sree Pelakkat Subramanya temple Payyoor 132
31Sree Tayankaav Sasta temple Choontal 134
32Sree Melelkaav Bhagavati temple Choontal 136
33Sree Pullora Karttyayani temple Kiraloor 138
34Sree Kiratanallor Kriatamoortty temple kiraloor 139
35Sree Cherantala Siva temple Vengilasseri141
36Sree Cherumangat Ayyanppan Kaav Vengilasseri 142
37Sree Kantankulangara siva temple Veloor 143
38Sree Karttyayani temple veloor 145
39Sree Ramaswamy temple Velattannoor 146
40Sree Ayyappan Kaav pulyannoor 148
41Sree Sree Karttyayani temple Eyyal 149
42Sree Kunnambattu Kaav Bhagavati temple Chiramanagat 151
43Sree Mattoor Siva temple Pannittatam 152
44Sree Ramaswamy temple Vellrakkat 154
45Sree Kaikulangara Bhagavati temple Katangot 156
46Sree Sasta Temple Ticchoor 157
47Sree Viruttanan Bhagavati temple ticchoor 159
48Sree Tirumattaliyappan Siva Temple Tali 161
49Sree Keezh Tali Mahadeva temple Tali 163
50Sree Karttyayani temple Aarangottukara 165
51Sree Bhagavati temple Kottambattoor 166
52Sree Siva Temple Kattavattoor 168
53Sree Kalakanthesaram Siva Temple Desamangalam 169
54Sree Manikutti Anchumoortty temple Desamangalam 171
55Sree Kotapuram Ramaswamy temple Desamangalam 173
56Sree Netumpura Tali Siva Temple Kulasekharanalloor 174
57Sree Trttazhapra Siva temple Vettikkattiri 177
58Sree Kozhimamparambu Bhagavati temple Cheruturutti 178
59Sree Tiruvanchikkuzhi Siva temple Cave temple Painkulam 180
60Sree Panamkunnatt Kaav Bhagavati temple Killimangalam 181
61Sree Palunkil Siva Narayana temple Killimangalam 182
62Sree Nayarkulangara Ayyappan Kaav Pannal 185
63Sree Lakshmi Narayana temple Pannal 186
64Sree Karttyayani temple attoor 188
65Sree Tiruvanikkaav Bhagavati temple Milloorkkara 190
66Sree Irunilamkot Dakshinamorrtty temple cave temple mullorkkara 192
67Sree Panattukaav Ayyappa temple Nelluvaya 194
68Sree Dhanwantari temple Nelluvaya 195
69Sree Azhakumala Siva temple Chittanta 198
70Sree Karttyayani Bhagavati Temple Chittanta 199
71Sree Kotumba kaav Ayyappa temple Kannirakkot 201
72Sree Rudhiramahakali Kaav (Utrali kaav) Enkakkat 203
73Sree Veeranimnagalma Narasimhamoortty Siva temple Enkakkat 205
74Sree Kotalani Kaav Karttyayani temple Enkakkat 207
75Sree Maha Vishnu temple (Ayyappan Kaav) Mangalam 208
76Sree Karumarakkat Siva Temple Watakkacheri 210
77Sree Pallimanna Siva temple Kumblangat 212
78Sree Dakshinmoortty temple Vyasagiri 214
79Sree Patirikkott Kaav Bhagavati temple Minaloor 215
80Sree Kuttiyan Kaav Bhagavati temple Minaloor 217
81Sree Aanetatt Maha Vishnu Narasimbamoortty temple Minaloor 218
82Sree Karttyayani Bhagavati temple Panangattukara 220
83Sree Kulappuramangalam Siva Temple Tekkumkara 222
84Sree Pariharam Siva Temple Pangarappilli 223
85Sree Antimahakalan Kaav Chelakkara 224
86Sree Tiruvembilappan Maha Siva temple Venganellor 227
87Sree Chovva Kaav vana Durga temple Pulakkot 229
88Sree Trttamtali Maha Siva Kriatamoortty temple Kontazhi 231
89Sree Trkkumarakutam Siva Subramanya temple Mayannoor 232
90Sree Kalamkantattoor Narasimhamoortty temple Mayannoor 234
91Sree Kurumba Bhagavati temple Mayannoor 235
92Sree Angaloor kaav Durga Bhagavati temple Mayannoor 237
93Sree Karinkutti Ayyappan Kaav Kaniyarkot 238
94Sree Aivar Matham Krshna temple Pampati 239
95Sree Someswaram Siva temple Pampati 241
96Sree Vilwadrinthaswamy temple Tiruvilwamala 242
97Sree Pootanakkara Siva temple Tiruvilwamala 248
98Sree Siva Temple Kotattoor 249
99Sree Vettakkarappan temple Pazhayannoor 251
100Sree Bhagavati temple Pazhaynnoor 252

2. Trssoor Taluk257-418
1Sree Durga Devi temple Itakkalattoor 257
2Sree Tiruvanikkav Bhadrakali temple Puttoor 258
3Sree Pisharikkal Bhagavati temple Peninganoor 260
4Sree Mahadeva temple Muntayoor 262
5Sree Siva Temple Velappaya 264
6Sree Utramkulangara Vishnu temple Velappaya 266
7Sree Pisharikkal Bhagavati temple Velappaya 267
8Sree Dharma Sasta temple Mulankunnattukav 269
9Sree Vatakurumba kaav Bhagavati temple tiroor 270
10Sree Neitalakkaav Siva Bhagavati Bhadrakali temple Kuttoor 272
11Sree Sasta Ayyappaswamy temple Puzhaykal 275
12Sree choorakkott kaav Bhagavati temple Puzhaykal 276
13Sree Mutuvara Siva Vishnu temple Puzhaykal 278
14Sree Maha Vishnu temple Puranattukara 280
15Sree Ramakrshna temple Puranattukara 282
16Sree Keezpattiri Dharma temple puranattukara 284
17Sree Utalakkaav Sasta temple Atatt 285
18Sree Ambalankaav Bhagavati temple Atatt 286
19Sree Bhagavati temple Pazhaynnoor 288
20Sree Tiruvanatt Krshna temple Ayyanto 290
21Sree Karttyayani temple Ayyanto 292
22Sree Varappilli Siva temple Vyyoor 295
23Sree Siva Temple Vyyoor 296
24Sree Manalar kaav Bhadrakali temple Vyyoor 298
25Sree Siva Temple Kuttumukku 300
26Sree Marutoor Karttyayani temple cheroor 301
27Sree Dharma Sasta temple Nettisseri 303
28Sree Maha Vishnu (dhanwantari) temple Peringavu 306
29Sree Karttyayani temple chembookkaav 308
30Sree Cherumukku Maha Vishnu temple Chembookkaav 310
31Sree Asokeswaram siva temple trssoor 312
32Sree Kacchanapilli Ayyappa temple Patturaykal 314
33Sree Kuttankulangara Maha Vishnu temple Poonkunnam 315
35Sree Siva temple Poonkunnam 316
36Sree Sankarankulangar Duraga Bhagavati Temple Trssoor 318
37Sree Paramekkav Bhagavati temple Trssoor 321
38Sree Vatakkunathan Maha Siva temple 326
39Sree Kulasseri Lakshmi Narasimhamoorthy temple Trssoor 334
40Sree Maheswara temple Koorkkancheri 347
41Sree Karttyayani temple Laloor 350
42Sree Sasta temple Kanimangalam 351
43Sree Pookkattikara Karamukk Durga Bhagavati temple Valiyalukkal 353
44Sree Durga Bhagavati temple Kuttanelloor 355
45Sree Druga Bhagavati temple Etakkunni 358
46Sree Prakkulangara Bhadrakali temple Taikkattusseri 361
47Sree Ayyappan Kaav Manakkoti 362
48Sree Satram Urumbin Tevar Siva temple Manaloor 364
49Sree Trkkunnattt Siva temple Kannni 365
50Sree Kallattupuzha Siva temple Patiyam 366
51Sree Bhagavati Tempel Choorakkot 368
52Sree Patyala Bhagavati Temple Kantassankatavu 369
53Sree Karttyayani Devi Temple Antikkat 370
54Sree Aavanangattu Kalari Vishnumaya temple Peringottukara 373
55Sree Pazuvam Subramanyaswamy temple Pazhuvil 375
56Sree Pazhayannoor Bhagavati temple Chazhoor 377
57Sree Karttyayani Bhagavati temple Pullu 379
58Sree Kotannoor Sasta temple Sastamkatav 380
59Sree Aykkunnu Pandhavagiri Durga Devi Temple Paralam 382
60Sree Tiruvullakkav Sasta temple Cherppu 383
61Sree Bhagavati temple Cherppu 387
62Sree Tayamkulangara Subramnayswamy temple Cherppur 389
63Sree Irattayappan Mahadeva temple peruvanam 391
64Sree Oorakattamma Tiruvati Durga Bhagavati temple Oorakam 396
65Sree Mampilli Siva temple Oorakam 400
66Sree Sasta temple Aarattupuzha 401
67Sree Pallisseri Bhagavati temple Oorakam 405
68Sree Dharma Sasta temple Chattakutam 407
69Sree Pisharikkal Bhagavati temple Katalasseri 410
70Sree Siva Temple Kanakkasseri 412
71Sree Mampilli Siva temple Ponnokkara 413
72Sree Chemboor Ayyappa temple Kainoor 415
73Sree Bhagavati temple Tanikkutam 416
74Sree Kotungalloor Kaav Bhagavati temple Chembotra 417

3. Chavakkat Taluk419-482
1Sree Govindapuram Maha Vishnu temple Punnayoorkkulam 419
2Sree Siva temple Paroor 421
3Sree Siva temple Tiruvalayannoor 422
4Sree Manikantheswaram Siva Temple Vatakketkkat 423
5Sree Mahadeva temple Mammiyoor 425
6Sree Nenmini Balaram temple Guruvayoor 428
7Sree Peruntitta Siva temple Guruvayoor 430
8Sree Tiruvenkitachalalpati temple Guruvayoor 431
9Sree Parthsarathy temple guruvayoor 433
10Sree Krshna temple Guruvayoor 435
11Sree Siva temple Tiruvatra447
12Sree Viswanatha temple Manattala448
13Sree Kozhikulangara Bhagavati temple Chavakkat449
14Sree Nagayakashi temple Manattala451
15Sree Kotakulangara Bhadrakali temple Taikkat453
16Sree Siva temple Brhamakulam454
17Sree Ayyappan Kaav Kakkasseri455
18Sree Durga Bhagavati temple Elavalli456
19Sree Vamanamoortty temple Venmenat459
20Sree Parambu tali siva temple Mullasseri461
21Sree Trkkulasekharapuram Annapoorneswari Maha Vishnu temple Annakkara463
22Sree Karuvantala Bhadrakali temple Eanammav465
23Sree Sankaranarayara temple Venkitang467
24Sree Siva temple Tirumangalam469
25Sree Siva temple Trttalloor470
26Sree Durga Bhagavati temple Vatanappalli471
27Sree Sankaranarayana temple Talikkulam473
28Sree Ramaswamy temple Trprayar 474
29Sree Bhadrachala Subramanya temple valappat479
30Sree Bhagavati Bhadrakali temple Palapetti481

4. Kotungalloor taluk483-522
1Sree Sasta Ayyappan Kaav temple Etattirutti483
2Sree Kannanamkulam Siva temple Chendrappinni484
3Sree Ayiroor Maha Vishnu Temple Kaippamangalam486
4Sree Palliyil Bhagavati temple Perinnanam487
5Sree Trppekkulam Siva temple Matilakam489
6Sree Siva temple Kazhuvilang491
7Sree Krshna temple Sreenarayanapuram492
8Sree Krshnapuram Parthasarathy temple Pulloott494
9Sree Pantalalukkal Bhagavati temple Pulloott495
10Sree Kunnatt Trkkovil Siva temple Pulloott496
11Sree Kurumba Bhagavati temple Kotungalloor497
12Sree Rajagopalakrshnaswamy temple Kotungalloor 505
13Sree Tiruvalloor Siva temple Eriyat506
14Sree Siva temple Kantamkulam 508
15Sree Siva temple Srmgapuram509
16Sree Keezh tali Siva temple Mettala511
17Sree Mahadeva temple Tiruvanchikkulam512
18Sree Krshna temple Trkkulasekharapuram517
19Sree Natuvattasseri Bhagavati temple Poyya520

5. Mukundapuram Taluk523-612
1Sree Bhagavati Temple Ponnanam523
2Sree Pattanapuram Maha Vishnu Anantapadmanabhaswamy temply tanisseri525
3Sree Ittikkulam Karttyayani temple Kuzhikkattukonam526
4Sree Vayaloor Siva temple Nellayi527
5Sree Maha Vishnu temple Aanandapuram529
6Sree Kunnatrkkov Siva temple Muriyat532
7Sree Aanaruli Siva temple Pulloor533
8Sree Maha Siva Vishnu temple Pulloor534
9Sree Kootalmanikyam Bharata temple Iringalalkkuta536
10Sree Sreekantheswaram Siva temple Iringalakkuta543
11Sree Pottani Siva temple Etattirinni544
12Sree Satrughnaswamy temple Payammal545
13Sree Krshna temple Kombara547
14Sree Trppayya Trmoortty temple Natavaramb548
15Sree Durga Bhagavati temple Katupapasseri550
16Sree Siva temple Avittattoor552
17Sree Kotaykaparamb Sudarsana temple Puttanchira555
18Sree Trppekkulam Siva temple Puttanchira556
19Sree Trppekkulam Siva temple Puttanchira 558
20Sree Siva temple tazhekkat560
21Sree Peroor Kaav Durga Bhagavati Vatama561
22Sree Mahadeva temple Ashtamichhira562
23Sree Pambumeykat nagaraja temple Vatama565
24Sree Subramanya temple kuzhoor 567
25Sree Mahadeva temple Airanikkulam569
26Sree Mahadeva Temple Kuntoor 574
27Sree Durga Bhagavati temple keezhadoor575
28Sree Mahadeva temple Annamanata577
29Sree Mulavalli kaav Bhagavati temple koratti580
30Sree Kannampuzha Bhagavati Vhadrakali temple Chalakkuti581
31Sree Kootappuzha Subramnayaswamy temple Chalakkutti582
32Sree Pisharikkaav Durga Bhagavati temple Chalakkutti584
33Sree Sreedharamangalam krshna temple Chalakkuti585
34Sree Tanayannattil Siva temple Chalakkuti587
35Sree Poonilar kaav Durga Bhagabati temple Kotakara588
36Sree Kurumali kaav Bhagavati temple Putukkat590
37Sree Mathattupruam Mahadeva temple Matavakkara592
38Sree Chakkamkulangara Dharma Sasta temple Talore593
39Sree Mahadeva temple Cave temple Trkkoor595
40Sree Metamkulangara sasta temple Pookkot597
41Sree Kalleli Sasta temple Peetikkaparamb599
42Sree Trkkol or Trkkayil Balabhadrawamy temple Nandippulam601
43Sree Bhadrakali temple Payyoor kaav Nandippulam602
44Sree Korecchal Bhagavati temple Padi603
45Sree Aareswarm dharma Sasta temple Vasupuram 605
46Sree Kalikkal Durga Bhagavati temple Kalikkalkunnu606
47Sree Etatrakaav bhagavati temple Pulani608
48Sree Mahadeva temple Konoor609
49Sree Chirangara Bhagavati temple Koratti611

Section 3: Temple Directory
613-909
1Talapilli taluk 614-695

Key to map showing names of municipal towns panchayatts and villages rough map (facing key to map)614

Directory 615
2Trssoor Taluk 696-777

Key to map showing name of municipal corporation panchayatts and villages Rough map (Facing key to map) 696

Directory 697
3Chavakkat taluk 778-815

Key to map showing name of municipal towns panchayatts and villages Rough map (Facing key to map) 778

Directory 779
4Kotungalloor Taluk 816-837

Key to map showing name of municipal towns panchayatts and villages Rough map (Facing key to map) 816

Directory 817
5Mukundapuram taluk 838-909

Key to map showing name of municipal towns panchayatts and villages Rough map (Facing key to map) 838

Directory 839

Procedure of Transliteration 910-914

Glossary 915-944

Photographs Between pages 72 and 73

Talappilli taluk trassoor taluk (plates 43-71) Chavakkat taluk (plates 72-86) Kotungalloor taluk (plates 87-96) and Mukundapuram (plates 97-116)

Front cover sree krshna temple Guruvayoor

Book cover Kooti kazheccha trssoor pooram

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