From there to the little Navaneetha Krishna temple in Thanjavur. It is beside the Bangaru Kamakshi temple.
Saint Tyagaraja composed 'Navaneeta Chora Devaki Vasudeva Nandana' at this temple. 😍 🙏
Onwards to coastal Andhra town of Karvetinagaram. The erstwhile princely state and the large temple of Sri Venugopalaswamy. 😍
The temple once had a huge number of Kalavantulu (devadasis) and the famous composer Sarangapani whose Padams are still performed.
We aren't too far from the town of Movva! Another beautiful temple of lord Venugopalaswamy.
The famous poet Kshetrayya hailed from here. A lot of his Padams are dedicated to Krishna here. They are still sung in Carnatic kacheris and performed in Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi. 😊
From there to the Bangalore-Mysore highway. Turn off at Chennapatana and few mins ahead you reach Doddamalur. The ancient temple of Lord Aprameya Krishna! 🙏
It was here that Sangita Pitamaha Saint Purandaradasa composed the famous 'Jagadhodharana Adisidale'.
Krishna is 😍
From there into the lush western ghats! Udupi! At the Krishna Matha.
This wonderful Krishna holding a buttermilk churner has been blessing everyone for centuries now! 😍
Image of HH Pejavara Sri performing Pooja. 🙏
Will end with this beautiful company school painting from the Mysore palace archives. A lovely #KrishnaJayanthi procession😍
The Wodeyar Kings of Mysore trace their history back to descendants of Lord Krishna's Yaduvamsam who migrated from Dwaraka
May lord Krishna bless all!
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Wrestler, Trader, Ayurvedacharya, Bone-setter, staunch Vaishnava, Mysore Samsthana Raja Vaidya and finally a legendary brand in his own lifetime!
The iconic “Ustad” Kayangadi Papanna!
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Wondering if i should put a thread! 🙆🏻♂️🤔
Papanna’s ancestors migrated from Andhra to the Mysore Kingdom about four generations before him. They belonged to the Telugu Balija community. Many members of that community migrated to the Karnataka region including the saint Kaiwaram Amara Nareyana Swamy.
For that we have to go to the great Maratha rulers of Thanjavur region. Especially the versatile King Sahaji (1684-1710). He was not only a benevolent ruler but a man of arts. He was well-versed in literature and composed musical operas in Telugu, Marathi and Sanskrit.
Sahaji was a great patron of artistes, scholars and Pundits. In 1693, he donated a village Tiruvisanallur to 46 families of learned Pundits. The village was renamed Sahajirajapuram. Great scholars of Sanskrit, Veda, Shastra and other allied traditional knowledges lived there.
So, this young (and restless) couple keeps on posting their every other image on SM. Them eating, walking, cooking, cleaning etc. They had twin kids.
Pictures kept coming! Everyone found it cute and all that. Hundreds of comments. They were encouraged to post more.
Few of us told them not to overdo things. They argued and fought. From one week total silence. Rather unusual for the SM addicted couple, I thought. Just checked with a common friend to see if everything was alright. I thought they were travelling or something.
The friend tells me their twin kids suddenly developed a strange fever one evening and it became so serious they had to be rushed to a local hospital. One of them didn’t survive. Other one is in coma.
Feeling terrible for them. They didn’t listen to anyone!