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Vedadri Narasimha Temple

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and building 108 flight of stairs for pilgrims to reach the Krishna River from the hillock that houses the temple. A popular, annual festival is held at the temple to celebrate Narasimha Jayanati on Vaisakha Suddha Purnima.
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saint and composer, was a routine visitor to this temple. In the 1800s, Raja Vasireddy Muktiswara Prasad Nayudu, a zamindar ancestor of
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sitting on his left lap. There are five forms of Narasimha that are worshipped at this temple, which is why it is called the
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Narasimha, Jwala Narasimha, Lakshmi Narasimha, and Yoga Narasimha. The temple also has separate shrines for the 12
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in the form of a hill. This mythological tradition relays that a demon named Somakasura stole the Vedas from
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Nagarjuna Sagar: The Epic of a Great Temple of Humanity : World's Largest Masonry Dam
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The Vedadri Narasimha Temple is said to have gained prominence during the reign of the
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Five Narasimha Temples in Andhra Pradesh and Their Function as a Religious Collective'
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Five Narasimha Temples in Andhra Pradesh and Their Function as a Religious Collective'
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Five Narasimha Temples in Andhra Pradesh and Their Function as a Religious Collective'
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and hid them in the ocean. The panicked gods are said to have prayed to
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Cultural Heritage of the Kakatiyas: A Medieval Kingdom of South India
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Goshala and Flight of Stairs at the Vedadri Narasimha Temple
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In the temple, the main image of deity shows Narasimha with
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by Anu Vedagiri (2004). p. 175-176. Ohio State University.
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by Anu Vedagiri (2004). p. 34. Ohio State University.
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by Anu Vedagiri (2004). p. 45. Ohio State University.
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Index


Affiliation
Hinduism
NTR
Deity
Lord Narasimha
Vedadri
Andhra Pradesh
India
Geographic coordinates
16°48′54″N 80°07′30″E / 16.815°N 80.125°E / 16.815; 80.125
Dravidian architecture
Hindu
Vedadri, Andhra Pradesh
India
Narasimha
pilgrimage
Andhra
Krishna River
Vedas
Brahma
Vishnu
Kakatiya Empire
Narayana Tirtha
Vaishnavite
Muktyala Raja
dhwajastabham
Lakshmi
Salagrama
Tamil

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