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#Iyarpagai Naayanar Varalaru #இயற்பகை நாயனார் வரலாறு #இயற்பகையார் #Iyarppagayar #Iyarpagayar #Kanikrish's Vlog #Kanikrish 1. Thiruvalam Sivan Temple| திருவலம் சிவன் கோவில் |    • Thiruvalam Sivan Temple | திருவலம் சி...   2. Virunchipuram Sivan Temple1 | விரிஞ்சிபுரம் சிவன் கோவில்1 |    • Virinchipuram Sivan Temple 1 | விரிஞ்...   3. Virunchipuram Sivan Temple2 | விரிஞ்சிபுரம் சிவன் கோவில்2 |    • Virinchipuram Sivan Temple 2 | விரிஞ்...   4. Kailaya Vaathiyam | கைலாய வாத்தியம் | Margabandheeswarar Temple Virunchipuram|    • Kailaya Vaathiyam | கைலாய வாத்தியம் |...   5. Veladum Thanigai Malai | வேலாடும் தணிகை மலை |Sri Balamurugan Thirukovil|    • Veladum Thanigai Malai| வேலாடும் தணிக...   6. Pallikonda Perumal Temple | பள்ளிகொண்ட பெருமாள் கோவில் | Sri Uthra Ranganatha Perumal Swamy|    • Pallikonda Perumal Temple | பள்ளிகொண்...   7. Thillai Vaazh Andhanargal Varalaru | தில்லை வாழ் அந்தணர்கள் வரலாறு | Naayanmar Varalaru|    • Thillai Vaazh Andhanargal Varalaru| த...   8. 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Aazhvargal Varalaru| ஆழ்வார்கள் வரலாறு |    • Aazhvargal Varalaru | ஆழ்வார்கள் வரலா...   Life of Iyarppagai Naayanar... The life of Iyarpagai Nayanar is described in the Tamil Periya Puranam by Sekkizhar (12th century), which is a hagiography of the 63 Nayanars. His name "Iyarpagai" means "Contrary to Nature", as the Nayanar's excessively philanthropic ways were against the worldly ways of Nature. Iyarpagai Nayanar was born in Kaveri-poompattinam, where the river Kaveri joins the ocean. This ancient capital of the Chola kingdom and port is now Puhar, Nagapattinam district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Iyarpagai Nayanar belonged to the Vaishya (merchant) caste. A staunch Shaiva (devotee of the god Shiva), he served Shiva and his devotees. A wealthy merchant, he built of a reputation that he never refused to anything a devotee of Shiva would ask for. Once, Shiva decided to test the married Iyarpagai. The god disguised himself as a Shaiva ,,(sivanadiyar) (member of the priest caste) and arrived at Iyarpagai's home, where he was welcomed by Iyarpagai and his wife. The elderly sivanadiyar said he had come to Iyarpagai, having heard tales of Iyarpagai's generosity. Upon enquiry about what he wanted, the sivanadiyar asked for Iyarpagai's wife to come to his house and look after him and his household tasks. The sivanadiyar said he never married due to a vow of chastity and did not have any children to look after him in his old age. Therefore, he needs someone to look after him as if he was their own father. Although, since the sivanadiyar continued to work as a pujari in his faraway town, for her to serve the sivanadiyar she would have to live there which was very faraway from their hometown and she would not be able to be with her husband. The merchant told his wife about the request, who was initially appalled, but later consented considering it as the command of her husband. Iyarpagai's wife worshipped the sivanadiyar feet and readied to proceed with the sivanadiyar. The visitor asked another favour of Iyarpagai. He requested the merchant to escort him and the wife to outside the town and protect him against his kin. Iyarpagai took his sword and shield and accompanied his guest and his wife on their journey. Meanwhile, the relatives of the wife and Iyarpagai, were infuriated that she was to become a virtual slave instead of living her life. Armed with various weapons, they caught with the trio in the way and threatened the "lecherous" sivanadiyar. As the sivanadiyar looked at his caregiver frightened, she comforted him, while the merchant warned the kin to flee or face his wrath. Iyarpagai, who was skilled in warfare, charged at the opposing host and massacred his kindred, chanting the Shiva Panchakshara, following onslaughts from all sides. As the trio approached Tiru Chaikadu, the sivanadiyar told Iyarpagai Nayanar to return. The Nayanar prostrated before the sivanadiyar and left. Suddenly, he heard the sivanadiyar cries of help and rushed back to check any one had attacked the sivanadiyar again. When Iyarpagai reached the spot, the sivanadiyar had disappeared and his wife stood alone. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati appeared before the couple. The Nayanar bowed in reverence; Shiva praised the Nayanar's devotion as took the couple to Kailash, his divine abode. The relatives killed by the Nayanar attained Svarga (heaven).