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2. www.youtube.com › watchKaviyoor Mahadeva Temple, Pathanamthitta | Kerala Temples

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   Kaviyoor Mahadeva Temple is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva located in a picturesque hillock in the Pathanamthitta district in the southern Indian ...

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   Since Jainism reached Kerala through Karnataka, the Jains, after settling in what is now Kaviyoor and carving a cave out of a huge rock for stay and prayers, might have named the place Kaviyoor...

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   Check out this stunning ancient rock-cut temple! It's located in the peaceful village of Kaviyoor and dates back to the 8th century. This temple is dedicated...

5. en.wikipedia.org › History_and_culture_of_KaviyoorHistory and culture of Kaviyoor - Wikipedia

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   An independent temple, tantra-wise, it is regarded as a part of Shiva temple by the Devaswom Board for convenience of administration. The poojas are performed by a Brahmin family – Kuzhiyaanoor Illam – brought to Kaviyoor centuries ago exclusively for this temple from Kozhikode during the fiefdom of Pathillathu Brahmins.

6. hindusevakendram.org › temples › kaviyoor-mahadevaKaviyoor Mahadeva Temple, Pathanamthitta - Hindu Seva Kendram

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   This is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva located in a picturesque hillock in the Pathanamthitta district in the southern Indian state of Kerala. This iconic temple is currently preserved as a monument by the Archaeological Department.

7. www.southtourism.in › mahadeve-temple-kaviyoorKerala - Mahadeva Temple Kaviyoor - Southtourism

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   Kaviyoor Mahadeva Temple is specially famous for the Mangalya Pooja. Which deity is worshipped at Kaviyoor Mahadeva Temple? The main deity is Lord Shiva, represented in the form of a Shivalinga, along with Goddess Parvati. There is also a prominent shrine for Lord Hanuman in the temple. What is the specialty of the Shivalinga at Kaviyoor ...

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   Why is Kaviyoor a part of Shiva temple?

   • Kaviyoor is considered a part of a Shiva temple by the Devaswom Board for convenience of administration. The temple is an independent one, tantra-wise, but the poojas are performed by a Brahmin family – Kuzhiyaanoor Illam – who were brought to Kaviyoor centuries ago from Kozhikode during the fiefdom of Pathillathu Brahmins.

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   Where is Kaviyoor located?

   • Kaviyoor is a village located on the western bank of the Manimala River in Thiruvalla Sub-District & Taluk, Pathanamthitta district, Kerala State, India. It is situated adjacent to Thiruvalla Municipal Town.

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   Where is the Yakshi shrine located in Kaviyoor?

   • The Yakshi shrine is located outside the temple, near Keezhchirakkal Illam, which owned it long ago. The 'Yakshi' was brought to Kaviyoor from Kodunthura by an elder Moothath of the Illam when he married a girl from Kodunthura. The shrine was later handed over to Kaviyoor temple authorities.

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   What is the meaning of 'Kaviyoor'?

   • Historians believe that 'Kaviyoor' means 'overflow land' because the Manimala river flooded every year and surpassed the vast punja (rice field). The village is listed in Brahmin history as one of the 64 Brahmin villages (32 in Kerala and 32 in South Karnataka) established by Vishnu-incarnate Parashuram.

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   Who performs the poojas in Kaviyoor?

   • The poojas in Kaviyoor are performed by a Brahmin family – Kuzhiyaanoor Illam – who have been exclusively serving the temple from Kozhikode during the fiefdom of Pathillathu Brahmins.

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   When did Kaviyoor join Travancore?

   • Kaviyoor joined Travancore when it was annexed by King Marthanda Varma in 1752–53. An ancient rock cut temple is located there, carved on a huge rock and the carved rooms and sculptures are well preserved.

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9. templesofindia.co › listing › kaviyoor-mahadeva-templeKaviyoor Mahadeva Temple - templesofindia.co

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   Kaviyoor Mahadeva Temple showcases exquisite traditional Kerala-style architecture, characterized by sloping roofs, wooden carvings, and intricate stone sculptures. The temple’s sanctum sanctorum houses the sacred idol of Lord Shiva in the form of a Shivalinga, adorned with floral garlands and traditional offerings.