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Vaidyanathapura
is
a
village
situated
2
kilometres
(1.2
mi)
from
Maddur
town
in
the
Mandya
district
of
the
state
of
Karnataka,
India.
The
village
is
situated
on
the
banks
of
the
Shimsha
River,
a
tributary
of
the
Kaveri
river
and
houses
the
temple
of
Vaidyanatheswara.
This
temple
is
managed
by
the
Deekshit
family
from
time
immemorial.
The
present
Archak
Radhakrishna
Deekshit
assisted
by
his
son
Shanmukhasundara
Deekshit.
Earlier,
the
temple
was
managed
by
Shri
Subbakrishna
Deekshit
(brother
of
Radhakrisha
Deekshit)and
his
uncle
Shri
Shankara
Deekshit
before
that
his
brothers
Shri
Nanjudha
Deekshit
and
Shri
Sundra
Deekshit
was
managing
the
temple
with
very
high
Shiva-Agama
tradition.
During
the
early
part
of
19th
century
his
father
Shri
Subbha
Deekshit
managed
the
temple.
The
main
presiding
deity
is
srivaidynatheshwara,
belief
is
main
protector
of
temple
and
devotees
is
the
Serpent
residing
in
the
temple
always,
which
is
safeguarding
every
devotee
coming
to
temple
with
good
faith
and
noble
devotion.
Especially
panchamrutha
abhishekam
will
be
performed
twice
a
day,
priests
performs
abhishekam
with
wet
clothes
as
per
Agama
procedures.
This
was
one
of
the
first
villages
in
the
district
get
electric
lights.
mr.N
P
Lingegowda
the
then
Patel
of
nagarakere
village
is
the
man
behind,
bringing
electricity
and
bitumen
roads
in
those
days
by
bringing
the
importance
of
the
temple
to
the
notice
of
his
Highness's
jayachamarajendra
vodeyar.
Then
Dewan
of
Mysore
Sri
M
Mirza
Ismil
visited
this
temple
in
1941
and
helped
in
carrying
out
development
work
in
the
banks
of
river
shimsha
at
the
foot
of
the
temple
entrance.
Legend
says
that
the
ruling
deity
has
cured
many
illnesses
and
a
great
solace
to
his
devotees
and
has
been
keeping
them
safe
and
happy.
Being
a
temple
held
with
great
reverence
and
faith
among
the
Hindu
population,
and
despite
holding
a
pristine
history
of
uncounted
ancience,
the
main
deity
lord
Vaidyanatheshwara
is
swaysmbhu
lingam.
We
can
get
to
know
That
many
emperors
visited
the
temple
referring
to
inscriptions
period
of
Raja
Raja
Chola,
Gangarajas,
hoysala
Vishnuvarshana
the
2nd
Krishnadevaraya..shripurusha..
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