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Cherukunnu Anapoorneswari (108), Kannur

2.                              Cherumpattakavu Devi, Palakkad

3.                              Cherunettoori Bhagavathy

4.                              Cheruvallikavu Bhadrakali

5.                              Cheruvaloor Kootala Bhagavathy

6.                              Chetiyalakkal Bhagavathy

7.                              Chettikulangara Bhagavathy, Alappuzha

8.                              Chinakattur Bhagavathy, Palakkad

9.                              Chirakkal Bhagavathy

10.                         Chirakkal Kavu Bhagavathy

11.                         Chirangara Bhagavathy

12.                         Chiravarampathukavu Bhadrakali

13.                         Chittanda Karthiayani

14.                         Chittoor Pazhayanoor Kavu Bhagavathy

15.                         Chittoorkavu Bhadrakali, Palakkad

16.                         Choolattippara Sri Annapoorneswari, Malappuram

17.                         Choorakkottukavu Bhagavathy, Thrissur

18.                         Choorakodu Bhagavathy (108)

19.                         Chorottur Sree Kurumba Bhagavathy, Thrissur

20.                         Chottanikkara Bhagavathy, Ernakulam

21.                         Chovakkavu Bhadrakali

22.                         Chovannoor Sava Madam Bhagavathy

23.                         Chuttumala Durga

24.                         Chuzhali Bhagavathy

25.                         Edakkunni Durga (108), Thrissur

26.                         Edanadu Durga (108)

27.                         Edappaly (108)

28.                         Edathrakkavu Vanadurga

29.                         Edayannur (108)

30.                         Eerattingal Bhagavathy

31.                         Eeyyal Karthiayani

32.                         Ekkikkavu Bhagavathy, Palakkad

33.                         Elamboorkavu Vanadurga

34.                         Elambulasseri Malisseri Kavu Bhadrakali

35.                         Elampara (108)

36.                         Elangavu Bhadrakali, Kottayam

37.                         Elangavu Bhadrakali, Ernakulam

38.                         Elanjimel Vallikavu Bhadrakali

39.                         Elavalli Durga

40.                         Elavathukkal Bhagavathy

41.                         Elavoor Puthan Kavu

42.                         Elavumthitta Devi

43.                         Emmor Bhagavathy, Palakkad

44.                         Ennakkadu Devi, Alappuzha

45.                         Eranelloor Lakshmi Narasimham

46.                         Eringolkavu Durga

47.                         Erinjikkal Bhagavathy, Thrissur

48.                         Erivetti Karikkalikavu

49.                         Ethenuur Maruthi Bhagavathy

50.                         Ezhamkulam Devi

51.                         Ezhipuram Durga

52.                         Ingayur (108)

53.                         Iringolam (108)

54.                         Kachanamkulam Thiruvuraykkal

55.                         Kadalasseri Pisharikkal Bhagavathy

56.                         Kadalayil (108)

57.                         Kadalundi (108)

58.                         Kadambanadu Bhagavathy

59.                         Kadamberi Chuzhali Bhagavathy

60.                         Kadammanitta Bhagavathy

61.                         Kadampuzha Bhagavathy (108), Malappuram

62.                         Kadaparambathukavu Bhadrakali

63.                         Kadapuru (108)

64.                         Kadatharkavu Bhagavathy

65.                         Kaikulangara Bhagavathy

66.                         Kaimakunnathukavu Bhagavathy, Palakkad

67.                         Kaithrikovil Bhagavathy

68.                         Kalambookavu Bhadrakali

69.                         Kalari Vathukkal Bhagavathy, Kannur

70.                         Kalathil Bhagavathy

71.                         Kalikavu Bhagavathy

72.                         Kaliyampalli Bhagavathy

73.                         Kaliyattakavu Bhagavathy

74.                         Kallekulangara Hemabhika, Palakkad

75.                         Kallil Bhagavathy

76.                         Kalloopara Bhagavathy

77.                         Kalpathur Paradevatha

78.                         Kamakshi (108)

79.                         Kammadathu Bhagavathy, Kasaragod

80.                         Kamothu Bhagavathy

81.                         Kandakurumbakkavu Bhadrakali

82.                         Kandattukavu Bhadrakali, Kottayam

83.                         Kandothidam Someswari

84.                         Kanichikulangara Bhagavathy

85.                         Kannannur Bhagavathy (108)

86.                         Kannanpuzha Bhagavathy

87.                         Kannmbrakkavu Bhagavathy

List of Devi Temples in Kerala

1.                              Aalamthuruthi Durga, Pathanamthitta

2.                              Aalangattukkavu Bhagavathy

3.                              Aalathoor Perumkulam Pavodi Mariyamman

4.                              Aalparakkavu Bhagavathy

5.                              Aaramkunnathukavu Vanadurga

6.                              Aarangottukara Karthiayini

7.                              Aariyankavu Bhadrakali

8.                              Aathinadu Sakthikulangara Bhagavathy

9.                              Aattathara Karkidathukavu Bhagavathy Temple, Thrissur

10.                         Aattingal Thiruvarattukavu Bhagavathy, Trivandrum

11.                         Aattipuzhakkavu Bhagavathy, Ernakulam

12.                         Aattukaal Bhagavathy, Trivandrum

13.                         Aattur Kathiyiani (108), Thrissur

14.                         Adampallikavu Bhadrakali, Ernakulam

15.                         Adiyerimadam Devi Temple, Kannur

16.                         Adukkalakunnu Bhagavathy, Kasaragod

17.                         Adukkathu Bhagavathy Temple, Kasaragod

18.                         Agalpady Durgaparameswary Temple, Kasaragod

19.                         Akathethara Chathankulangara Temple

20.                         Amakkavu Bhagavathy, Palakkad

21.                         Amakkavu Bhagavathy

22.                         Amarankavu Vanadurga

23.                         Amballoorkavu Bhadrakali, Ernakulam

24.                         Amballurkavu Bhadrakali

25.                         Ambasserikavu Bhadrakali, Ernakulam

26.                         Ambattukavu Bhagavathy, Kottayam

27.                         Amma Thiruvadi, Thrissur

28.                         Anakulangara Devi

29.                         Anchumana Bhagavathy, Ernakulam

30.                         Angadikavu Bhagavathy Temple, Thrissur

31.                         Anikadu Bhagavathy, Kottayam

32.                         Anikkattilamma, Pathanamthitta

33.                         Aniyoor Durga, Trivandrum

34.                         Anthikadu Karthyani (108), Thrissur

35.                         Arakurussi Udayan Kunnu Bhagavathy, Palakkad

36.                         Arayankavu Bhagavathy, Ernakulam

37.                         Arikadi Ali Chammundi, Kasaragod

38.                         Ariyannur Harikanyaka, Thrissur

39.                         Aroor Karthiyani, Ernakulam

40.                         Aruvakkad Devi, Alappuzha

41.                         Aruvikkara Bhagavathy, Trivandrum

42.                         Avanamgattu Bhagavathy (108)

43.                         Aykunnu Durga (108)

44.                         Aylu Durga Parameswari, Kasaragod

45.                         Ayroor Pisharikkal Durga (108), Ernakulam

46.                         Ayroor Pudiyakavu Bhadrakali, Pathanamthitta

47.                         Ayyamkunnu Bhagavathy, Kasaragod

48.                         Ayyanthole Karthiyani (108), Thrissur

49.                         Azhagam Devi (108), Thrissur

50.                         Azhakiyakavu Bhagavathy, Ernakulam

51.                         Azhakodikavu Bhadrakali, Calicut

52.                         Azhikodu Pudiyakavu

53.                         Azhikulangara Bhagavathy, Palakkad

54.                         Azhiyur Bhagavathy (108)

55.                         Banapuram Thripurasundhari

56.                         Bhakthisala (108)

57.                         Brahmapuram Sree Mahalakshmi Pratyangira Temple, Trivandrum

58.                         Chakkamparambu Bhagavathy, Thrissur

59.                         Chakkulathukavu Durga, Pathanamthitta

60.                         Chala Bhagavathy

61.                         Chamakavu Bhagavathy

62.                         Chamakkavu Vanadurga

63.                         Chambhakkara Bhagavathy

64.                         Chammanadu Bhadrakali, Alappuzha

65.                         Chamundikavu (108)

66.                         Changanassery Kavu

67.                         Changa Sree Bhadrakali, Trivandrum

68.                         Chathannur (108)

69.                         Chazhoor Bhagavathy

70.                         Cheeramkulangara Bhagavathy

71.                         Cheermakavu Bhadrakali

72.                         Chembhookavu Karthiayani

73.                         Chembukkavu Karthiayani (108), Thrissur

74.                         Chemmazhikottukavu Bhadrakali

75.                         Chengalathukavu Bhadrakali

76.                         Chengalathukavu Devi (108), Kottayam

77.                         Chenganam Kunnu Bhagavathy (108)

78.                         Chengannur (108)

79.                         Chenginikottu Kavu Vanadurga

80.                         Chenthitta Devi (108)

81.                         Cheranellur Bhagavathy (108), Ernakulam

82.                         Cheranpattakavu Durga

83.                         Cherikandi Bhagavathy

84.                         Cherpu Bhagavathy (108), Thrissur

85.                         Cherthala Karthiayani (108), Alappuzha

86.                         Cherukulangara Bhagavathy

87.                         Cherukunnu Anapoorneswari (108), Kannur

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Kanda karnan

KANDA KARNAN (Bells on earlobes)

When it comes to Religion, one should not behave like a 'kanda karnan'.       An individual was praying Lord Siva with full devotion.     But the same time he also talked ill of all other Gods.   One day, Lord Siva appeared before him during the prayers and told until you stop talking ill of other Gods, he cannot get his blessings.   Even his Lord Siva telling him also did not change him.   He only prayed lord Siva and continued talking ill of other Gods.      The fervour with which he prayed Lord Siva, made the Lord to appear before him again.  But Lord Siva appeared as Hariharan a half siva and half vishnu form. This only made him to be partially happy, as he was not happy of the half of vishnu in Hariharan.     He offered nivethya only to the Siva half and when he lit the incense sticks, he pressed the nose on the vishun side, so that he should not have the fragrance of the incense stick.    Lord siva on seeing that told - "why are you so mad and rigid on your views, only to change you I took the form of Hariharan and all devas and devis are the same manifestation of the God.     I wanted you to understand that and took the form of hariharn.   You have failed to understand that.  For this mistake, what you have done today, you would suffer for a long time."   The Lord disappeared after that.
The devotee left for another village and started living there.    In fact, day by day, his aversion to Vishnu only grew further.   The people in the village also understood that he was a Vishnu dweshi.   The youngsters in the village knowing that, on seeing him, started chanting loudly vishnu's nama and troubled him.    To overcome this, he started to hang two bells in his ear lobes (karna) and whenever youngsters chanted Vishnu namas, he would ring the bells so as not hear them.    Because of this, he was called in the village by the name 'Kanda karnan', a person having bells in the ears.

kanta karnan

                                                                        kanta karnan

kanda karnan was a devotee of the Lord who offered corpses to the Almighty. While offering so he used to discern good corpses from bad in the sense that he used to offer corpses of souls who were well versed in vedas, educated, good cultured and so on.

It is customary to offer the Lord what we usually eat and then take for us. He was doing the same.

He was having bell in his ears to avoid listening to the name of sreman narayana. _That is why the name kanta karnan.. He was a shiva bhaktha at that time. Finally when he wanted salvation, shivA indicated that only Lord krishna can grant this. From that day onwards he became a great devotee of sri krishna. He felled brahmin rishis to offer the feast to the Lord krishna who blessed him ultimately.

Another story;

KANDA KARNAN (Bells on earlobes)

When it comes to Religion, one should not behave like a 'kanda karnan'.       An individual was praying Lord Siva with full devotion.     But the same time he also talked ill of all other Gods.   One day, Lord Siva appeared before him during the prayers and told until you stop talking ill of other Gods, he cannot get his blessings.   Even his Lord Siva telling him also did not change him.   He only prayed lord Siva and continued talking ill of other Gods.      The fervour with which he prayed Lord Siva, made the Lord to appear before him again.  But Lord Siva appeared as Hariharan a half siva and half vishnu form. This only made him to be partially happy, as he was not happy of the half of vishnu in Hariharan.     He offered nivethya only to the Siva half and when he lit the incense sticks, he pressed the nose on the vishun side, so that he should not have the fragrance of the incense stick.    Lord siva on seeing that told - "why are you so mad and rigid on your views, only to change you I took the form of Hariharan and all devas and devis are the same manifestation of the God.     I wanted you to understand that and took the form of hariharn.   You have failed to understand that.  For this mistake, what you have done today, you would suffer for a long time."   The Lord disappeared after that.
The devotee left for another village and started living there.    In fact, day by day, his aversion to Vishnu only grew further.   The people in the village also understood that he was a Vishnu dweshi.   The youngsters in the village knowing that, on seeing him, started chanting loudly vishnu's nama and troubled him.    To overcome this, he started to hang two bells in his ear lobes (karna) and whenever youngsters chanted Vishnu namas, he would ring the bells so as not hear them.    Because of this, he was called in the village by the name 'Kanda karnan', a person having bells in the ears.

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