Sri Umakrupeshwara Sivalayam, Injaram - Injaram

Sri Kripeshwara Lingam Aries, Bharani star (2nd leg) Injaram village, Thalarevu zone. EG Dist. Temple: Sri Kripeshwara Swamy Temple with Sri Uma is very ancient. Over time, the Shiva temple was rebuilt with the help of villagers and local Telugu scholars. The old Shivalinga was re-dedicated in the Shiva temple. That Shivalinga is measured as Sri Kripeshwara Lingam. On the left side of the Swami is Sri Umadevi. Ganapati, Subrahmanyeshwara Swamy, Chandishwar, Naga Bandham etc. can be visited in the Shiva temple. The Navagraha Mandapam, the Rama Panchayat Mandir and Anjaneya Swamy are located in the temple premises. Worship, anointing and peace are performed daily in the temple. Swami's wedding will take place on Jyeshta Shuddha Ekadashi. Special pujas are performed at the temple during the month of Karthika. Sharannavaratra and Ganapati Navratri are celebrated. There are special anointings on the occasion of Mahashivaratri. Pujas are special on the occasion of festivals like Sankranti and Diwali. Panchayat method means worship of Pancha Bhoots. Panchayat worship is said to measure the five deities Adityam (Sun), Ambika (Shakti), Vishnu (Vishnu form), Gananadham (Ganapati), Maheshwaram (Shiva lingam). It was introduced by Jagadguru Sri Adi Shankaracharya. The deity is placed in the center in panchayat worship. The ancient temple is said to have been built by Akkana and Madanna in the 17th century. They were brothers-in-law who served as ministers during the reign of Emperor Tanisha of the Golconda State. About 01 Km south of the Shiva temple. In the distance is the river Godavari. When the Godavari was flooded, the river overflowed and the water reached the village. Due to the presence of a Shiva temple in the landfill area, flood water and rain water from the village of Injaram flooded the land and filled the Shiva temple premises. This also caused water to enter the uterus. This has become a problem for the worship of Sri Umakrupeshwara Swami and the services of the devotees. The Shiva temple was rebuilt with some elevation of the premises to alleviate the difficulties of the devotees. Injar developed into a trading center during the British rule. In 1708, the British established a factory in Injar. Injaram weaves quality fabrics from all over the country. The factory closed in 1827. Since then, Engaram has lost its importance as a commercial center. Injaram is home to scholars. Oleti Suryanarayana Sastri and Madhunapanthula Satyanarayana Sastri are important. Injaram Zamindar Nandikolla Gopalarao was a great painter. They provided financial assistance to the temples in the village. In the past, the village of Injaram was prone to many floods and surges. Because of that the engine split in two. The Godavari embankment has an engine in the northern part and an old engine in the southern part. Vineyard - Yanam Road is bordered by Injaram. There are bus services.