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Rāmāprameya Swamy Parabramhané Namaha ll “MALLUR”
has an interesting story to its name. Sārangadāra, a King,
had his limbs amputated by his enemies, who threw them in the
Nirmala river, which flows near this place. Though suffering from
immense pain, he chanted the Bhagavath nāmā incessantly and
approached the temple where he was blessed with a darshan of a Divya
Jyothi. With the Lord’s bountiful grace, his limbs grew back to
their original form. “Growing” in Tamil is “Mulaithathu” and
since Sārangadāra’s limbs grew back, this Kshétram got its
name ”MULAITHOOR” (Tamil) and as time passed ,
“Mulaithoor” became today’s “Mallur”. |
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This website was started with the blessings of My Acharyan H H Sri
Rangapriya Swami and also other Holiness of Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya.
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have seen over the years people copy our style and language we use
in our website , our writing style is different and we can make out
they have done Makhi ka Makhi , This website is there since 15 years
under different URL Now due to cost cutting we have merged it
our Mega website of Vishnu Temples of Karnataka ) Self and my Wife Geetha
Sridhar travel extensively and locate all these ancient treasure
troves left by our forefathers. We have been doing this as our
Social commitment to the society , since last 15 years , hence as the
fruits for our hard labour if you take permission and use , we will
feel delighted. Please do not generate any controversies.