Vyagrapurisvarar Temple, Thiruvengaivasal
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10°25′N 78°46′E / 10.41°N 78.77°EVyagrapurisvarar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the deity Shiva, located at Thiruvengaivasal of Pudukkottai district in Tamil Nadu, India.
The temple is situated at Annavasal taluk. This place is also known as Thiruvengaipathi.[1]
Presiding deity
Structure
The Garbhagriha faces west so that during the evening, the rays of the Sun fall on the presiding deity. Near to the deity, Vinayaka is found. There is a separate shrine for goddess. In this temple Subramania, Dakshinamurthy, Surya, Bairava, Mahalakshmi, Perumal and Sanisvara are also found. Dakshinamurthy is found in a different posture, as Ardhanarishvara Dakshinamurthy. In the prakara shrine of Muruga found in octagonal shape. Muruga is found sitting with one leg bent and sitting on one leg. No Vel or peacock is found near to him. No Navagraha is found in this temple. Instead nine Vinayakas are found in a shrine. Shrines are so set up that devotees can see the shrines of Shiva from Theradi Vinayaka, Kala Bairava from Muruga and Mahalakshmi from Perumal.[1]