Parthasarathy Temple - Aranmula

Parthasarathy Temple

Aranmula Sri Parthasarathy Temple is one of the oldest temples in Kerala. The temple is located on the banks of the holy Pampa in Aranmula, Pathanamthitta. The main deity is the Sri Krishna Sathmam (the sacred shrine) who is worshiped in the form of the Vishnu. The temple is in the Aranmula panchayath and the front portion of the temple is Mallappuzha panchayath. Aranmula Vallamada is an important event for the wishes of the devotees. It is believed that the blessings of Lord Bhagwan will be enjoyed during the funeral service. The Aranmula Temple is a sacred temple dedicated to Thiruvonathonai, Ashtamirihani Valla Sadha, Uthatatti Vallam, Vanni Pattanam and Pampa River. Aranmula mirror is famous. 

Every year, a procession carrying a golden coat to surrender to Ayyappa idol in Sabarimala begins from Parthasarathy Temple. The famous Aranmula Vallamkali is celebrated here. There are several wall paintings depicting artists from the 18th century. 

* The legend is believed that Lord Vishnu is the Aranmula idol. Some people think that Bhismaraj Arjuna is intimidated by Bharat Bhagwat.

* Someone has interpreted the Vishwaroopam to show Arjuna after the song in the Kurukshetra War. This idol was first spotted at Nallakal and that the devotees who came to this place, including the Natakaras, including the Krishinists, He has been settled in Nirappuram and Kadambavanam. The devotees also took their worship together. The sackcloths spotted the rafts on a lake in the south west of a small western west where the temple was on the way to the idol of the elephants. The idol was placed there. The lamp is now known as the Lighthouse. Legend has it that the place is called Aranmula because the idol came in the sixth spawn. *

* The description of the ancient poem tirunilalmalayil ksetrapparri Parthasarathy, there is no indication in this aitihyatteparriyea vigrahapratisthayepparriyea. * 

* Upon the Aranmula Asan, known as Cherukole netumpayil Courrier building stood on the river to take the form of aranmulavilasam cakkanmar hansappattil brhmacari written by keaccukrsnanasan krsnabhagavane kinds Lighthouse That describes to the throne. According to Asan, the Aranmula Temple was established at the site where the soil was raised above the lighthouse near the lighthouse. It is also said that there was a pit which was thought to be taken up into the temple till recently. He is known as a bunch of crackers.

It is believed that the temple was built by Arjuna, one of the Pandavas and the temple is dedicated to Lord Parthasarathy. Legend has it that Arjunan built this temple to complete the burden of murdering the unarmed Karman in the battlefield. Another legend is that the temple was originally built near Sabarimala. From there, the idol was then taken to a raft with six sprouts. That's why the name Aranmula comes in the sense of six chillies.

* History * 

* The temple is derived from the earliest reference to the ancient writer Namaskararth Thiruvaiyom. This work is known as Dravidavadha. It is believed that the Nammars lived between the 7th and 8th centuries. It can be assumed that the temple is much older than that. *

* Aranmula Hamsa Samad in 926 AD (1751 AD) has claimed that the Marthanda Varma conquered the area contained in Aranmula in 1781 and the temple was burned in 1781 and had a replica in 1784. The Travancore-Coor Kings had special attention to the temple matters. 1751 Marthanda Varma was built around the temple. Anizham Thirunal started a twelfth time during Marthanda Varma. It sprinkles the firms in the form of fir-firms one or more days. It is still running without a break. According to Colonel Munro's proclamation, along with other temples, this temple was under the administration. Thereafter, the mosque was constructed on the day of Karthika Thirunal Rama Varma. There is a lot of sculptures in this spot.