Tourist
Place: Kurnool.
Visiting Place: Sri Uma Maheswara Swamy
Yaganti.
About Yaganti: Yaganti Sri Yaganti Uma Maheswara Temple is situated in
Banagana palli mandal from 14 km
and from 100 km Kurnool District in the
state of Andhra Pradesh, India.
The Yaganti
temple has been established for the period of duration the 14th Century A.D
Vijayanagar kings and Harihara Bukka Raya. The Yaganti made the kings of
Vijayanagar construct a temple in a position at Yaganti, the main towns of the
time and located in the middle of some antagonistic land like the dry, rocky
region of the Erramala hills.
In past
history once upon a time the great Sage Agasthya muni later than finishing his
Uttara Desha Yatra was upcoming towards the South to the holy place Yaganti
site.
The
considering the nature attractiveness and peacefulness of the position, he
required to established the statue of Lord Sri Venkateswara at this position.
Once he started the statue and when arrangements were being made to establish
it, he found that the big toe of the statue was broken down.
The muni saddened,
he prayed to Lord Shiva looking for the reason. Lord Shiva come into sight
before him, and say him that this place was Dakshina Kailash and therefore
extra suitable to be an abode of Lord Shiva.
Yaganti has
been measured a holy place as occasion ancient, the great sagacious Agastya
muni is believed to have lived and penance here. Later than in Yaganti so many
caves and ponds name Agastya, few of the attractive tales of Yaganti are
connected with the divine sage. Sage Agastya is credited with charitable
Yaganti the position of a holy land.Considering Sage Agastya, Sri Potuluri
Veerabrahmendra Swamy, the 17th Century A.D prophet, also measured the
Nostradamus of India, lived in Yaganti on behalf some years and made some of
his predictions of the prospect known as “Kalagnanam”.
Yaganti
derives as: Once a great devotee of Lord Shiva do a penance at this position
and when Lord Shiva come to view before him he yelled out in joy “Ne kanti, ne
kanti after that Yaganti over the years.
Swayambu Shiva Parvathi:
Agasthya sought a boon from the Lord that he
should ever stay behind there, along with his companion Parvathi, conceding blessings
to all those who prayed to him and satisfied with his devotion, Lord Shiva
following together with Parvathi Devi in a single granite as a Swayambu.
Yaganti
temple near three caves: The Agasthya muni Cave is first one. In this place
Agasthya did penance and Lord Shiva appeared before him. The cave has 120 steep
steps to reached and it was close to 6 pm, not entered to climb up to the caves.
The Lord Venkateswara Swamy Cave second one.
The cave was formed by Agasthya but not situated for the reason that of a
broken his toe. On Saturdays, a number of devotees climb up the steps to this
cave to have a darshan of the Lord Venkateswara.
The third cave is the Potuluri Sri Veera
Brahmam , had stayed for a lot of years, and written portions of his famous
work, Kalagnanam.
No crows in Yaganti:
The high
priest also notify that while Sage Agasthya was do penance here, Kakasura, an
asura in the form of a crow, had been troubling the sage's penance. The sage evil him, saying that no crows
should be present within Yaganti .
How To Reach Yagati:
By Road:
APSRTC runs plenty of frequently buses and Banagana palli distance from 14 km
and Yaganti to Kurnool from 85 km.
By Train: The
nearest railway station Nadyala from 53 km.
By Air: The
nearest airport Hyderabad.
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