Karanthai

Sapthasthana Shiva Temples of Karanthattaangudi (Thanjavur)

1. Vashishteswarar Temple,  Karanthattaankudi
2. Thanjapureeswarar Temple, Vennatrankarai
3. Vashishteswarar Temple,Thittai
4. Chokkanathar Temple, Koodalur (Thanjavur)
5. Rajaraeswarar Temple, Kadakadappai
6. Kailasanathar Temple, Mariamman Koil (Thanjavur)
7. Vaidhyanatheswarar Temple, Poomalai (Thanjavur)

https://www.google.com/search?q=Karanthai+Saptha+Sthana+Thanjavur

Thirukanjanur

 Sapthasthana Shiva Temples of Thirukkanjanur

1. Agneeswarar Temple, Kanjanur
2. Thirukotteeswarar Temple, Thirukkodikkaval
3. Vadaranyeswarar Temple, Thiruvalankaadu (Kumbakonam - Mayiladuthurai Route)
4. Masilaamanesswarar Temple, Thiruvavaduthurai
5. Aabathsakaayeswarar Temple, Aaduthurai
6. Prananatheswarar Temple, Thirumangalakkudi
7. Aamravaneswarar Temple, Thirumanthurai (Thenkarai Manthurai)

https://www.google.com/search?q=Thirukanjanur

Karunthattangudi

1. Vashishteswarar Temple,  Karanthattaankudi
2. Thanjapureeswarar Temple, Vennatrankarai
3. Vashishteswarar Temple,Thittai
4. Chokkanathar Temple, Koodalur (Thanjavur)
5. Rajaraeswarar Temple, Kadakadappai
6. Kailasanathar Temple, Mariamman Koil (Thanjavur)
7. Vaidhyanatheswarar Temple, Poomalai (Thanjavur)

https://www.google.com/search?q=Karunthattangudi

Saptha Stanam

There are Saptha Stana Temples in and around Thanjavur district. They are 

1.  Tiruvaiyaru Saptha Stana Temples
2. Chakkarapalli Saptha Stana Temples, 
3. Mayiladuthurai Saptha Stana Temples, 
4. Kumbakonam Saptha Stana Temples, 
5. Karanthai(near Thanjavur) Saptha Stana Temples, 
6. Tirunallur Saptha Stana Temples, 
7. Tiruneelakkudi Saptha Stana Temples, 
8. Kanjanur Saptha Stana Temples and 
9. Nagapattinam Saptha Stana Temples. 

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Template:Saptha_Stana_Temples

http://isatsang.blogspot.com/2021/03/sapthasthana-shiva-temples.html

Sapthasthana Shiva Temples of Mayiladuthurai

 

1. Mayuranathar Temple, Mayiladuthurai
2. Iyyarappar Temple, Mayiladuthurai
3. Punukeeswarar Temple, Koorainadu
4. Margasakayeswarar Temple, Moovaloor
5. Azhagiyanathar Temple, Chozampettai
6. Kasi Viswanathar Temple, Thulakattam (Mayiladuthurai)
7. Brahmapureeswarar Temple, Siddharkadu

https://www.google.com/search?q=Mayiladuthurai

Mangai

SaptaSthana temples around Chakkarapalli. The Sapta Rishis and Sapta Matrikas worshiped Lord Shiva of

1. Chakramangai, 
2. Ariyamangai, 
3. Soolamangai, 
4. Nandimangai, 
5. Pasumangai ( Pasupathy Koil ), 
6. Thazhamangai and 
7. Pullamangai.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Chakkarapalli

Thyagarajan

 https://www.google.com/search?q=Thyagarajan

Kampan

 https://www.google.com/search?q=Kampan

Sengol

 https://www.google.com/search?q=Sengol

Odambokki

 https://www.google.com/search?q=Odambokki

Iyer

 Sastri had a number of disciples who excelled at the art. 

1. Alasur Krishna Iyer became a musician at the royal durbar in Mysore. 
2. Porambur Krishna Iyer popularised many of his guru's works.
3. Talagambadi Panchanada Iyer also made his mark as a composer.

 Another disciple named Dasari gained fame as a noted nāgaswaram player.

contest

 The creative ability of Syama Sastri is possibly best exampled in his concert-contest against Kesavvaya, a great Carnatic musician from Bobbili. During this contest which took place at the court of the king of Thanjavur, although Kesavayya sang a rare raga followed by a tana in different jathis and gathis, Syama Sastri reproduced similar tana varieties, and to the delight of the audience, went further to introduce other varieties which were not known to Kesavvaya.

Thiruvarur

Birth Place of 

Name	Years	Most Compositions	Mudra	Known for
Syama Sastri	1762–1827	Telugu, Sanskrit, Goddess Kamakshi	Śyāma Krishna	Complex Talas, Swarajati
Tyagaraja	1767–1847	Telugu, Sanskrit, Lord Rama	Tyagaraja	Pancharatna Kritis
Muthuswami Dikshitar	1775–1835	Sanskrit, Manipravalam (Tamil and Sanskrit) Chowka Kala	Guruguha	Nottuswara, Navagraha Kritis

https://www.google.com/search?q=Thiruvarur

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https://mahaperiyavaa.wordpress.com/2015/11/05/thiruvarur-mahakshetram-kumbabishekam-on-sunday-nov-8-2015/

Shobana

Shobhana started training in Carnatic Music at a very young age. She has been trained by 

1. Sri. P.S. Narayanaswamy, 
2. Prof. T.R. Subramaniam and 
3. Sri. Swamimalai Janakiraman.

She regularly performs at 

1. ‘Narada Gana Sabha’,
2. ‘Sri Krishna Gana Sabha’, 
3. ‘Sri Thyaga Brahma Gana Sabha’,
4. ‘Bharat Kalachar’, 
5. ‘Chennayil Thiruvayaru’, and 
6. ‘Margazhi Mahotsavam,’ 

https://8nar.blogspot.com/search/label/Sabha

she makes an annual pilgrimage to Saint Thyaragaraja’s Samadhi at Thiruvaiyaru and participates in the Thyagaraja Aradhana festival.

Education

• PhD in Music, Mother Teresa Women's University, India, 2011(Highly Commended Thesis)
• M Phil in Music, Mother Teresa Women's University (Highly Commended Thesis)
• Masters in Music, University of Madras, India
• M.A Mass Communication & Journalism, Alagappa University, India
• B.A Music, University of Madras
• 8th Grade in Theory of Western Classical Music, Trinity College of Music, London
• 6th Grade in Practical Solo Piano, Trinity College of Music

https://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Education

Albums

Shobhana made her recording debut in ‘Mahanadhi.’ She released her first solo album at age 12 and has since then released more than 150 albums ranging over 1,500 songs by the time she became a teenager.

Shobhana has recorded albums in 

1. Tamil, 
2. Telugu, 
3. Malayalam, 
4. Kannada, 
5. Sanskrit, 
6. Braj, 
7. Marathi, 
8. Hindi, 
9. English and 
10. Baduga.

Concerts for charity

• Fund raising concert for free eye camps conducted by Arvind Eye Hospital, India,
• Concerts for the Tamil Nadu Foundation across the United States.
• Fund raising concert for the EWRF (Educational, Welfare and Research Foundation) as part of the No Student Left behind campaign (NSLB), Malaysia.
• Performance for the relief of Tsunami victims at Chennai, India.
• Concert at the Music Academy for the Cancer Institute, Chennai.
• Performance for an AIDS Awareness album
• Charity concert at Malaysia for the welfare of spastic children and many such events.
• Songs for raising knowledge of legal rights, women's rights and government legal help. She was honored for these services by the State Legal Services Authority on Indian Independence day 2003.

https://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Charity

https://www.google.com/search?q=Mahanadhi+Shobana

Piraisoodan

https://www.google.com/search?q=Piraisoodan

Tyagaraja

https://www.google.com/search?q=Jagam+Pugazhum

Title

https://www.google.com/search?q=Kavi+Nyaani

Also

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governor

 https://www.google.com/search?q=thyagaraja+governor