Tirupati : the lord of tirumala
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Mumbai : Amar Chitra Katha Pvt. Ltd., 2019. Description: 30pISBN: 9788184825985Subject(s): Mythology | Indian epicDDC classification: 82-343 Online resources: Reviews Summary: Tirupati is the story of how the little town at the foothills of the Eastern ghats became a cultural spot for pilgrims and newlyweds. Following a spat with her husband, Goddess Lakshmi left Lord Vishnu and came down to earth. Missing the presence of his better half, Vishnu, also known as Venkateshwara, left his holy abode and reached earth. Here he wandered far and wide, became a poor hermit and took shelter with a devotee. A young princess, Padmavathi, falls in love with him and Venkateshwara reciprocates by going through a difficult long process to propose her. They get married in a divine architecture arranged by the groom, which is now known as the temple of Tirupati. The temple celebrates this very eternal marriage making it one of the favourite destinations for newly married couples who wish to pray for a happy conjugated life. The book, Tirupati, describes in detail this story of marriage between Padmavathi and Lord Venkateshwara and how the Temple of Tirupati came into being.
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| 82-343 SES-G Ghatotkacha : the chivalrous demon | 82-343 SES-I Indra and shachi : the lord of heaven and his devoted wife | 82-343 SHA-V Vali : the downfall of an arrogant king | 82-343 SIN-T Tirupati : the lord of tirumala | 82-343 SIN-V Vaishno devi : goddess of hills | 82-343 SUR-N Nala damayanti : the steadfast lovers | 82-343 UGR-T Tales of balarama : valiant brother of krishna |
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Tirupati is the story of how the little town at the foothills of the Eastern ghats became a cultural spot for pilgrims and newlyweds. Following a spat with her husband, Goddess Lakshmi left Lord Vishnu and came down to earth. Missing the presence of his better half, Vishnu, also known as Venkateshwara, left his holy abode and reached earth. Here he wandered far and wide, became a poor hermit and took shelter with a devotee. A young princess, Padmavathi, falls in love with him and Venkateshwara reciprocates by going through a difficult long process to propose her. They get married in a divine architecture arranged by the groom, which is now known as the temple of Tirupati. The temple celebrates this very eternal marriage making it one of the favourite destinations for newly married couples who wish to pray for a happy conjugated life. The book, Tirupati, describes in detail this story of marriage between Padmavathi and Lord Venkateshwara and how the Temple of Tirupati came into being.
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