Singeeswarar Temple, Mappedu, Thiruvallur
Singeeswarar Temple is a Hindu
Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva located at Mappedu Village near Perambakkam in
Thiruvallur District of Tamilnadu. Presiding Deity is called as Singeeswarar
and Mother is called as Pushpa Gujambal. This is a recently
renovated ancient temple and is a special
temple for people born in ‘Moolam’ star. There is an idol of Sri Anjaneya
in front of Lord Shiva shrine playing the Veena. Those aspiring skill in music
pray to him. The Place Mappedu was originally called as Meipedu.
Legends
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History
Aditya
Karikalan II Chola was a great warrior who won Veera Pandian; he was the
elder brother of the great Chola emperor Raja Raja Chola. His murder still
remains as a historical mystery. He built this temple in 967 CE. In 1501
CE, Ariyanatha Mudaliyar, who served as the Dalavai in Vijayanagar king
Krishnadevaraya's kingdom, constructed the compound wall and the tower of this
temple. To honor him, his idol in the posture similar to that of Lord
Ranganatha (reclined on a serpent) is found in the temple tower.
The
Temple
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Temple
Opening Time
The
temple remains open from 6.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. and from 5.30 p.m. to 7.30
p.m.
Festivals
Pradosham,
the 13th day either from new moon or full moon, Arudhra Darshnam and Mahasivarathri
in February-March are important festival days of the temple. Just like
performing Abhishekams for the Lord, it is said, performing floral decoration
is a specialty in this temple on “Aadi” and “Thai” month Fridays. Reciting
Lalitha Sahasranama is considered very special here.
Prayers
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Contact
Singeeswarar
Temple,
Mappedu
Post – 631 403,
Via-Perambakkam,
Thiruvallur
District
Phone: +91 44 2760 8065
Mobile: +91 94447 70579 / 94449 43644 / 944432 25093
Connectivity
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