Aranthangi

Aranthangi is a town and a recorded region in Pudukkottai locale in the province of Tamil Nadu, India. The little waterway Vellar experiences the external piece of Aranthangi. The principle focal point of fascination is a demolished fortress. The dividers are not developed of block or stone. Vast interstices are loaded up with mud. There are no remnants of royal residences or some other striking working inside. There is no sign when the post could have been manufactured.

A line of Tondaimans who were detached with those of Pudukkottai, were in control here in the fifteenth and sixteenth hundreds of years, and it is trusted that they developed it. The temple of Rajendra Chola Varma in the town appears to have been worked in the eleventh century. Avudaiyarkoil is 15 km from Aranthangi. The Athmanathaswami temple here contains agile life-measure figures which are of retaining interest. This is the most elaborate temple loaded with blasting brogue figures. It is called Thirupperundurai in engravings and personally connected with Siva holy person Manickavasakar.

The hallowed book Saivism, Thiruvasakam of Manickavasakar started from this place of worship. The God is adored shapeless and no pictures in the sacnithanam. The utsavamurti of the temple is Manikkavasakar. The mandapams are loaded with stunning models, a veritable exhibition of figures. The auto is eminent for its wood carvings. The temple is noted for breeze stone rooftop work. The sanctum sanctorum is secured with copper plate and is like the Chidambaram Natarajar temple.