Gods
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) Rama , Lakshmana and Sita (?); 2) Rajagopalaswamy of Mannargudi (?); 3) Unidentified figure.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, bottom row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) Rama, Lakshmana, Sita and Hanuman. 2) Sarangapani of Tirukkodandai (Kumbakonam) reclining on the serpent Shesha in his chariot-shaped shrine drawn by a horse. From the navel of Sarangapani issues a lotus on which is seated Brahma. On the bottom left, the temple tank.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, top row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) Unidentified figure. 2): ‘Tiruvengalanatha … ‘ flanked by Narada and Tumburu on the right, and two noblemen on the left. 3) Rama flanked by Lakshmana, Hanuman and Sita. The inscription reads: ‘Tiruvallikkeni … ‘ This may hint at the Rama temple inside the Parthasarathi Temple in Chennai.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, bottom row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams: ‘Aran Sapa Vimochana Perumal ‘ (Harasapavimochana Perumal) of Tirukandiyur flanked by Shiva on the left and Kamalavalli Nacchiyar on the right.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, top row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. Standing Vishnu flanked by consorts. On the extreme left: Kamalavalli Nacchiyar.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, top row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. Standing Vishnu flanked by consorts.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, west corner, top row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) Yoga Narasimha; 2) Sthalashayana Perumal of Mamallapuram (?) Vishnu reclining on Shesha, a lotus sprouts from the deity’s navel. Two devotees in the foreground. 3) Lakshmi Adi Varaha Perumal (Nitya Kalyana Perumal) of Tiruvidavendadai (Tiruvandadai).
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, bottom row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) Nitya Kalyana Perumal of Tiruvandadai; 2) Ranganatha of Tirunirmalai (Malai Mel Koyil) enshrined on the top of the hill. The standing and seated Vishnu images, shown above the main tableau, may refer to the shrines at the foot and in the middle of the hill. 3) Vishnu seated with his consort resting on his left thigh.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, south wall, bottom row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) Eight-armed (?) Vishnu on Garuda; on the right, a devotee. 2) Standing Vishnu flanked by consorts.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, west wall, south corner, top row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1)Standing Vishnu. 2) Eight-armed Vishnu. 3) Vishnu, reclining on the serpent Shesha and two devotees in the foreground.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran Temple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, west wall, south corner, bottom row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) and 2) Vishnu standing flanked by consorts. 3) Seated Vishnu flanked by consorts.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;Kallapiran;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, west wall, top row
Date: 17th century
Description: 108 Srivaishnava divyadeshams. From left: 1) 2) 3): Vishnu standing flanked by his consorts.
Location: Tamil Nadu Temple;KallapiranTemple;Srivaikuntham
Positioning: Inner prakara, west wall, bottom row
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