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Sundarar wanted to test the touch of the gold he took from the tank in Tiruvarur.

The presiding deity Vriddhagiriswarar is revered in Tevaram, written by Tamil saint poets known as the nayanmars and classified as Paadal Petra Sthalam.

The cut pieces of the bodies floated on water created by Lord Brahma.

On seeing that Brahma prayed to Lord Shiva to create the earth out of the hardened compound from the water and the flesh of the bodies.

Lord Brahma who did not know this created many different mountains.

The Pranava God appeared and conveyed Lord Brahma the truth through gestures.

Lord Shiva created the earth combining the flesh and the water compounded in a hardened form.

Hence the mountain of Shiva was named Pazha malai (old mountain).

According to him, that Pazhamalai would be hard pressed on the earth appearing as Shiva Linga above.

In chaste Tamil this is mentioned as Mudhu Kundram in Thevaram hymns.

During the days of Saivite Saints Appar, Gnanasambandhar and Sundarar, the place was known as Pazhamalai in Tamil and changed to the Sanskrit version Virudhachalam in the days that followed.

He had a dip in the Manimuthar river and undertook the renovation of this temple.

He gave the workers the leaves of the Vanni tree which later changed into coins to the value due to the workers based on the quantum and quality of his work, is a story believed by generations of devotees.

Vibasithu Munivar, it is said, happened to find the earring that belonged to Lord Kuberas daughter.

The jewel, dear to her, was dropped on the lap of Vibhasithu, by a bird.

Kuberas daughter announced a reward of all her remaining Jewellery in return for her earring.

Vibhasithu gave the earring and with the reward he constructed the temple.

Saint Sundarar was on a fund-raising mission to feed the devotees on the Panguni Uthiram festival in Tiruvarur.

Sundarar passed through this place without singing the glory of the Lord.

Then, Lord of this temple donated 12,000 gold coins to Sundararar.

Beware of robbers on the way, he placed all the coins in the Manimuthar River and collected it in the tank in Tiruvarur.

Money placed in a river cannot be collected from a tank that has no link with each other.

Thus, came the proverb, losing in the river and searching in the tank.

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