Vishwaroopa Dharshan of Pandava Dhoodha Perumal
Moolavar: Pandava Dhoodha Perumal
Thayar: Satyabama, Rukmin
Puskarani: Matsya Puskarani
Vimanam: Bathra Vimanam and Vetha kodi vimanam
Mangalaashaasanam: Boothathazhwar, Peyazhwar, Poigai Azhwar, Tirumazhisal Azhwar and Tirumangai Azhwar.
Sthalapuranam:
The moolavar of this divya desam is Pandava Thoodha perumal. Here emperuman is 28 feet tall and is in Irundha thirukolam (sitting posture). Emperuman is flanked by Thaayaars Rukmani and Sathyabama in the sanctum sanctorum. As the taayaars are present by emperumans side, there is no separate sannidhi for taayaar. The designs on the moolavars garments are truly intricate and also fantastic. The deity is not of stone but of stucco and the design of the garment is part of the idol, so there is no need for any Vastharam for the Perumal.
Once Sri Krishnar went to Duriyodhanan as Thoodhuvan – Diplomat (a person who is sent to compramise and to avoid the war). Sri Krishnar went to Hasthinapuram to compramise on war. But, Duriyodhanan wanted to kill Sri Krishnar which is said to be against the Dharman.
So, he dug a big pit under the chair where Sri Krishnar was made to sit. Inside the pit, lots of his soldiers were placed to kill Sri Krishnar. It is Sriman Narayanan who looks at the action performed by after each and every Jeevathamas. So, he clearlt understood the plan of Duriyodhanan. But, opposite to it, Sri Krishnar gave them his Vishwaroopa Dharshan to all.
After hearing all this, Janameyjayan wanted to get the Vishwaroopa Dharshan of Sriman Narayanan as He gave the seva for all in the Duriyodhan’s palace. So, he started to do the Ashwametha yagam. And at tha end of the yagam, Sriman Narayanan gave his seva in Vishwaroopa Dharsanam as “Pandava thoothan”.
Sri Krishna Jayanthi in August-September, Deepavali in October-November, Mukkotti Ekadasi, Panguni Uthiram in March-April and a festival called Sattrumurai for Arulala Perumal Emperumanar on November to December at Bharani Star day are the festivals celebrated in the temple.
Route:
The temple is situated on the road opposite to the famous Lord Ekambareswar Temple
Temple Timings:
7.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. and from 4.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Temple Telephone Number:
+91 44-2723 1899
Temple Address:
Sri Pandavadhoodha Perumal Temple,
Pandava Dhoodha Perumal Koil Street,
Kancheepuram, 631-502.
Kancheepuram district.
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