Tamil God Murugan

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Murugan or Karthikeyan is the son of the Hindu god Shiva and Parvati. Lord Shiva released the forehead fire from his face and the gas that carried it was released by Lord Bhagavan into the Saravanapoyika river. Those fires grew into six children with Karthik women. According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Murugan appeared as Arumugam when the mother Parvati embraced the six children together.

He is considered to be the brother of Ganapati, the lord of the moments. Murugan also had a wife named Deivanai, the daughter of Indra, and a wife named Valli, the daughter of Kurathi.

Historians also say that vegetarianism incorporated the worship of the Tamil land deity Zion.

He is also known as the Tamil God. He is the god of the land of Kurinji, the chief of the five senses of love. The worship of Lord Murugan, which was a separate religion called Kaumaram in ancient times, later merged with Hinduism.

Sacrifice houses

Thiruparankundram – This is the correction of marrying Deivana, the daughter of Indra, after winning the battle of Surapadmana.
Thiruchendur – Murugan fought with the monster Surapadman and won, and this is the revision that claimed victory.
Palani – This is a revisionist who stood as a scepter in anger after competing with Tamayan Ganesha for Mangani.
Swamimalai – This is a recitation of the Pranava mantra recited by his father Shiva to his father.
Thiruthani – After killing Surana, the anger subsided and Tiruthalam married Valli, the daughter of the culprit.
Pazhamudhirsolai –  Ovvai was blessed along with valli and deivvanai by giving fruit. Hanuman was blessed with the site of the suppression of the Vaigai Ponmalai sheep herd.

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