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Chapter 27
Then Cholaraja stopped his signs far away and took a bath in the river Gayatri, worshiped Vibhuti Rudraksha with devotion and saw the Swayambhu lingam shining like Suttaratna Swarupi under an Amra tree . No matter how many times he saw Mahar Vingam, the king was not satisfied.
Immediately he called many Silpis and ordered the construction of the temple. They too are royalists with devotion to God and erect strong and lofty prakaras on all four sides in the front.
They built a beautiful tower, made many strange images, created a million sun-bright vimana, built temples for the goddess and other retinue demigods and informed the king.
Seeing this, the king was happy and treated the Silpis with his Kanaka clothes and worshiped many Brahmas who were experts in Agama. Nothamars were invited and a beautiful image of goddess with good features was consecrated with the name “Palambika” by the best Silpis according to Samudrika lakshana, and other deities like Gananathar were installed in their respective places and the Brahmins chanted Mahamantras such as Rudram Then, the Brahmins accompany Lord and Devi in auspicious mood Mahabhishekam was performed with Kalasa Theerthas mixed with Vasan liquids to the deities.
All the gods like Brahma and Indra gathered in the sky as people who wanted to see this Mahabhishekam. The gods showered Kalpagamals one after the other. Tumburu and Narada perform Veenakanam, Apsarastris Divya
They danced. Ten tikkas and deafening Ashtadasa instruments sounded. The king was mesmerized by Adyananda and performed Ananda Nartanam. Then he worshiped Amravanesan by all the people and worshiped Amravanesan with devotion and made great offerings such as Gotanam, Bhudana, Kannikadanam, etc He also gave and was blessed by them.
Then he made a spacious Nandavan full of flowering plants for worshiping the Lord at that place. Intending eternal worship, he appointed priests who were experts in Agama Shastras as Bhagavataradanartha and gave them many lands as gifts. The king, along with his wife, bathed in Brahmatheerth every day and worshiped and meditated on God and Goddess Palamphika, staying there for a month and spending thousands every day. He gave food to the Brahmins.
After leaving that place, he came to Thirumangalam at Srirangal Puram in Isanya Thik and Samavedanathan
After bowing down, from there he came to Lalgudi Kshetra called Sritapas Tirtha Nagar and offered pratakshina namaskaram to Saptarishevar, from there he came to Adipuram called Adigudi, worshiped Adipureshvara and went to his village as a village.
Then by the grace of Amravaneshvara, the Chola king Suvedaketu got a son who was good-natured, intelligent and religiously minded. After being well-pleased by the father for a long time, he transferred the kingdom to his son in his twilight years and became wealthy.
O Saunakathi Rishis! Those who read and listen to this Amravanakshetra Mahatmiya told by me; They will attain all the blessings and enjoy supreme happiness in this world along with the sons and daughters and finally attain the realm of Moksha.
If women take daily bath in Brahmatheertha, perform abhishekam to Palambhikai and Suddha Ratneshvara and worship Dhupa Deepa Naivedyati Shodasopasarapuja, they will surely have children. This kshetram is for those who commit great sins Brahmahatyati
If one spends a month in Brahma Tirtha and gives alms to Lord Sudtarane and worships Pambikai, they will be freed from all sins and will enjoy the world for a long time after suffering. O Rishis! Don’t worry about this at all. Marudandan Sakshi for.
Bathing in the river Gayatri and Sudtaraneshwara Sanam is the source of easy attainment of life, health, glory, ten. Amravana Kshetra Vasam, Sutta Nachvara’s temple, Kaingaryam, his nama, puja, these are available to the common man. In many births only those who get blessings.
After listening to the Amravana Kshetra Rarathmya in detail, Paramananda Saunakadi Maharishi came and celebrated Sudhamunivara in great praise.
The twenty-seventh chapter ends. Good luck! Auspicious!! Good luck!!!
Naviravana Ksetramahatmya was completed.
