Cheranmahadevi

Cheranmahadevi is a panchayat town in Tirunelveli district in the state of Tamil Nadu in India. The name "Cheranmahadevi" is mix of Three words "Cheran" + "Maha" + "Devi". It is situated on the correct side bank of the waterway Thamirabarani. Cheranmahadevi has ious sanctuaries situated in it. The Ammanatha Swamy sanctuary is one of the Nava Kailasam sanctuaries in Cheranmahadevi. This is an antiquated Shiva sanctuary. Brairava in this sanctuary doesn't have pooch with him.

Vaidhyanatha swamy sanctuary of Cheranmadevi is another antiquated Shiva sanctuary. This present sanctuary's Maha mandabam was worked by Sadaama Thiripuvana Chakrathy Kulasekaran in 1322. It has a focal government controlled archeological sanctuary named Bakthavachala vishnu sanctuary which is thought to be a landmark for its medieval carvings alluding to the time of Chola and Pandiya kings.

The sanctuary was worked in the year 1012-1044 A.D and lovers are permitted to love on the day called Vidhivadha. Cheranmahadevi had a populace of 16,320. Guys comprise 49% of the populace and females 51%. Cheranmahadevi has a normal proficiency rate of 77%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%; with male education of 83% and female education of 71%. 9% of the populace is under 6 years old.