What is the gotra of lord lakshmi narasimha

For some time, the temple was under a Receiver appointed by the Court. The Cochin members filed a suit in Quilon Court in 1883 AD for this purpose. This resulted in infights between community members in Cochin and Travancore states for ownership and control of the Thuravoor Temple and its vast properties. The members in Thuravoor severed the ties with Cochin temple. The Venkatachalapathy idol was clandestinely taken back to Cochin on the midnight of 7th Feb 1853. The new Raja of Cochin realised the importance of the Cochin Venkatachalapathy idol and demanded it back but in vain. After the death of Raja Sakthan Thampuran, many went back to Cochin. By this time Thuravoor became a part of Travancore State. The Ugra Narasimha vigraha from Thuravoor also was shifted to Alleppey Old Tirumala temple (along with the Venkatachalapathy idol from Cochin) in 1792 AD and eventually was installed in Alleppey Anantha Narayana Puram temple in 1852 AD. The temple was financially very sound and had vast landed properties spread in Thuravoor and Varapuzha.Дuring the persecution of Konkanis in Cochin state, many GSBs shifted to Alleppey which was in Travancore state.

It was later believed that the declining agricultural yield in the vast paddy fields between the temple and the sea (towards west of the temple) and heavy sea erosion was due to the drishti of Narasimha murthy and hence the new temple and prathista was made facing East. A peepal tree and the althara is seen even today at the west gate of the temple. The extensive land owned by the temple and financial assistance for construction of the temple were donated by the Maharaja of Cochin. A new temple and agrasalas were constructed during this period. Thuravoor area was then part of the Cochin state. In the begining, the affairs of the temple were managed by Sri Raval Naickan himself and later when he became aged, handed over the governance to Cochin Tirumala Devaswom in 1704 AD. He also constructed his house near to the temple. Raval Naickan believed that the sculptors were divine (Vadakkanappan and Thekkanappan) and constructed a small temple there for the Narasimha Moorthy. However, the Ugra Narasimha Vigraha was not fully finished with tip of a finger of one foot incomplete. He found two Vigrahas there (one Ugra Narasimha and one Lekshmi Narasimha) and the sculptors missing. Raval Naickan waited for sometime and later impatiently peeped into the silpalaya since he could not hear any sound from inside. They made a silpalaya (an enclosure) and entered therein to make the vigraha. At that time two sculptors appeared there and Raval Naickan requested them to make a Narasimha Vigraha for him. When he reached the location of the present temple, the light disappeared and he felt somebody telling him to have a prathista there. He heard somebody asking him to go westward. With breaking heart, he prayed to Lord from outside the temple.

One day the poojaris closed the temple early and even refused to give him any prasadam. He was not liked by the poojaris of the temple.

In those days GSBs were not allowed inside other Hindu temples. He visited the temple every day without fail and attended the Deeparadhana from outside. Sri Raval Naickan, a young business man and an ardent devotee of Lord Narasimha, came and settled in Thuravoor near the Vadakkanappan temple. There is Naga Yakshi temple at the northeast corner. Recently the Hanuman temple was moved to just outside the Srikovil at the Right Side. At the right side, there is small temple of Hanuman, which is now the Vrindavan of Srimad Rajendra Tirtha Swamy (samadhi 1799 AD), 11th Madathipathi, Kashi Mutt. There is a Ganapati temple inside the Nalambalam. The third step is vacant representing the original Ugra Narasimha idol which is now at A.N Puram Temple, Alleppey. The Simhasan in the Srikovil has the idol of Venkatachalapathy on the first step,the Vishnu Padakam on the second step and Utsav idol of Sree Lakshmi Narasimha on the fourth step. Pradhana Devatha (Main Deity) here is Sree Lakshmi Narasimha. Sree Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, is situated along the Kumbalangi Road,ДЄbout one and half km from Thuravoor Junction intrecting NH 47,

What is the gotra of lord lakshmi narasimha