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Aghora Sage (C.E 17th century) also known as Aghoradeva was a Saiva saint. He created the ''Abisheka kattalai''<ref name=":0">sponsoring or financing special worship at temple</ref> in the Tiruvarur temple and wrote Saiva Puranas. | Aghora Sage (C.E 17th century) also known as Aghoradeva was a Saiva saint. He created the ''Abisheka kattalai''<ref name=":0">sponsoring or financing special worship at temple</ref> in the Tiruvarur temple and wrote Saiva Puranas. | ||
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* Vedaranya Puranam | * Vedaranya Puranam | ||
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Revision as of 14:30, 3 July 2023
இந்தப் பக்கத்தை தமிழில் வாசிக்க: அகோர முனிவர்
Aghora Sage (C.E 17th century) also known as Aghoradeva was a Saiva saint. He created the Abisheka kattalai[1] in the Tiruvarur temple and wrote Saiva Puranas.
Life
Aghora Sage conducted the Abisheka kattalai[1] and anna thana[2] kattalaiin the Tiruvarur temple. Vaidyanatha Desikar, the author of Ilakkanavilakkam (Interpretation of Grammar), was his student. Aghora Sage lived in the 17th century C.E.
Books
- Kumbakonam Puranam
- Thirukkanapper Puranam
- Vedaranya Puranam
Foot notes
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