gangaikonda cholapuram

https://www.google.com/search?q=gangaikonda+cholapuram

Pancharanga

In his ‘Sarivadelina Kaverini’ (raga Asaveri), Tyagaraja says the river, after seeing Lord Ranganatha, has come to Tiruvaiyaru. There are plenty of places along the route, where it branches into two and joins again, thereby forming islands. Each of these is a rangam and sports a temple for Lord Vishnu as Ranganatha. Five of these make the Pancharanga Kshetras.

http://blessedpair.blogspot.com/search/label/66CroresHolyWatersOfAll14Worlds

Lifetime