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| Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple, Mandapalli |
Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple, Mandapalli
Mandapalli is Situated 38 Km from Rajahmundry, 60 Km from Kakinada and 30 Km from Amalapuram.In the days of yore, this locality was the holy ashram of the sage Dhadhichi Maharshi. This hermit Dhadhichi has done a supreme sacrifice of donating his valuable spinal cord for the mighty and powerful weapon popularly known as Vajrayudha of Lord Indra, which was employed to kill the deadly asuraas. The weapons wielded by the eight suras in the eight directions called astadikpalakas, killed innumerable ghostly demons. To avenge the death of these demons certain other demons called Aswadha and Pippale invaded the area under reference and brought about untold havoc.
At last the eminent hermit 'Agasta' living in South India obliging the prayers of the people and their King assured them of the death of these giants in the hands of 'Lord Sani' the son of the Sun God. Further they appealed Sani Deva to protect them by putting an end to these terrible monsters 'Aswadha and Pippala'. Sani made up his mind to kill the monsters for which he had to wage a war for one long year and killed them. As a mark of this glorious victory he installed an idol of 'Lord Siva' here. This instillation of Sivalinga; became necessary for atoning sins of kings that belonged to Kasyapa Dynasty.
So in obedience to the sacred advise of the Maharushis, Sani atoned the sin of Brahma hatya by installing and adoring Lord Siva. After that Sani declared that whoever worship this Linga by offering the dear gingelli oil etc. would be blessed. He further said that he would bless such devotees obviating all evils that befall them due to the curse Satru. For this reason, Lord Eswara is popularly known as Saneswara or Mandeswara. So people offer gingelli products which are dear to Sani who is the diety here.
She is sponsored by Siva. This Linga is said to be one of the Sapta Maharshis. There is also another version that the wives of the Saptha Maharshis installed this lingam here.
Sri Brahmeswara Swamyvaru
In ancient days this was the area where Lord Brahma performed a great YAGNAM and hence this is called Brahmagundam, as the sacred fire of the Yagnam has not extinguished for a long time. Gouthama Maharshi, made the river Godavari to flow thought it. Hence it is also known as Brahmagundam. Lord Brahma installed the idol of the "Eswara" in this place.
Sri Nageswara Swamy
After Saturn killed the Asuras, he gifted away, the holy region to the Maharshis and "Brahmins". Here "Karkotaka" a ferocious Snake-King had performed penance. The Maharshis were terribly afraid of the Karkotaka and at their request the "Karkotaka" left the place. If any one installs the idol of the Lord Siva and worships him, he will be free from the snake bites and threat from snakes.
Sri Venugopala Swamy
Dhadhichi Maharshi presided in Gopala Kshetram on the banks of the Godavari. Gowthama Maharshi implored Trayambakeswara for the river Ganga to flow out from his Jhata Jhutam, in order to get rid of the sins. Gowthama Maharshi installed idol of Lord Venu Gopala Swami beside the river hence this place is called as Gopala Kshetram
Poojas / Sevas at Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple, Mandapalli
Different types of Poojas Details in TempleEkadasa Rudrabhishekam (With Oil) - Rs. 40.00
Mahanyaasa Purvaka (Tailabhishekam) - Rs. 30.00
Tiladaanam - Rs. 10.00
Homam - Rs. 116.00
Kesa Khandana - Rs. 3.00
Note: The rates are tickets only. The expenses for purohits and puja articles (Samagri) will be borne by the devotees.
Those are not able to come to the temple, if you send yourDetails of Abisekham For one time pooja Permanent Poojas (Including this year) For 52 Saturday in an Year
Ekadasi Rudrabhishekam with oil Rs. 100.00 Rs. 1,500.00 Rs. 5,200.00
Mahaanyaasaka Purvaka Tailabhishekam Rs. 70.00 Rs. 1,070.00 Rs. 3,640.00
Sani Japamulu (19000) -- Rs. 100.00 per One Thousand -- Rs. 1,900.00
Tarpanamulu (4000) -- Rs. 100.00 per One Thousand -- Rs. 400.00
For articles of Homam and Tailabhishekam Rs. 800.00
Total: Rs. 3,100.00
Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple, Mandapalli Timings
Sunday to Friday
5:00 AM to 12:00 PM - Abhishekams, Darshan & Other Sevas
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM - Only Darshan
Saturdays
3:30 AM to 1:00 PM - Abhishekams, Darshan & Other Sevas
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM - Only Darshan
Sanithrayodasi Festival
Saturday Morning 1:00 AM to 8:00 PM - Abhishekams, Darshan & Other Sevas
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| Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple, Mandapalli |
Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple Postal Address
Executive Officer,
Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple,
Mandapalli (V),
Kothapeta Mandal,
East Godavari District.
Pin - 533 223
Phone No: 08855-243208
Cell No: 9491000721
Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple Festivals
Kalyanam of Sri Swamivaru (Magha Bahula Ekhadasi) (February/March every year)
Devi Navaratrulu (Aswayuja Masam Nine days) (September/October every year)
Karthika Masam (November/December every year)
Lakshapatri Puja (Karthika Masam) (November/December every year)
Sani Trayodasi Festival
Sir Mandeswara (saneswara) swamy temple, Mandapalli in East Godavari District is famous Siva Temple in Andhra Pradesh. Attracting good number of devoties from all over the country . Sri Swamy varu, was installed by sani(Saturn). Lord Sani atoned the sin of Brahmahatya by installing and adoring Lord Siva . For this reason , Lord Eswara is popularly known as Saneswara or Mandeswara . Abhishekam with Gingelli oil is an unique retualin in the temple. Lord sani declared that whomever worship Sri Mandeswara Swamy with gingelli oil are would be blessed and get free from all Graha Dosams. Hence all devotes can visit Mandapalli to perform abishekhams To swamy varu and get his blessings . Those who are unable to visit Mandapalli may send the required fees by M.O. Or D.D. To the Executive Officer, Sri Mandeswara (Saniswara) Swamy Temple, Mandapalli – 533 233 E.G.Dt. for performing abishekam in their name and gothram . After Performing Abishekam we send Sri Ammavari Kumkum as prasasam by Post. Furnishing full details and address is the most important item.
Kalyanam of Sri Swamivaru (Magha Bahula Ekhadasi) (February/March every year)
Devi Navaratrulu (Aswayuja Masam Nine days) (September/October every year)
Karthika Masam (November/December every year)
Lakshapatri Puja (Karthika Masam) (November/December every year)
Accommodation in Sri Mandeswara Swamy Temple, Mandapalli
Accommodation is available in the temple dormitory.
Bathing facilities are available in the temple premises
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