Siruthonda Nayanar - Shiva bhakta - 63 Nayanmars

 One of the 63 Nayanmars held in great regard by Saivism is Siruthonda Nayanar. It should be noted that he was a subordinate of Narasimha Pallavar, the general who overthrew Pulikesi II. In Tiruchengotangudi, Kaveri Valanat, Paranjothiyar was conceived in the clan of his maternal brothers. He received lifelong instruction in the scriptures, literature, and arts. He is also an accomplished rider of horses and elephants. He came to understand that contemplating and appreciating Shiva's art is the true virtue as he continued to study the spiritual arts nonstop. He naturally prefers to sort things out. 

Under the Pallavas, Narasimha led the troops and was revered by the king. For the benefit of the monarch, he invaded the north, destroyed the city of Vadabi, and brought to Tamvendan a variety of valuables, wealth, elephants, horses, and other animals. The monarch was in awe of his valour. The officials who had a good understanding of Paranjothiyar at the time exclaimed, "O king!" They claimed that no one could defeat him in combat because he is motivated by the desire to show kindness to Lord Shiva. When Vendan heard the news, he said, "Don't feel like Umber Bran's servant; I have done bad work; I had left him on the front lines of battle, said to Paranjothiyar, Emperuman; I have to admit my error."

Before His Highness and Paranjodiyar, the King kneeled and cried, "O King! I'll complete my job duties. What damage is there in that? The Arampuri king, Vendan, worshipped him and said, "You have managed the condition of your kingdom in such a way that you are not ashamed." He also gave him rich wealth and good territory for long-term development. He bid farewell and said, "From now on, you will compose music for your mind."

After saying goodbye to Mannavan, Paranjothiyar travelled to Tiruchengatangudi, where he lived. The Lord Shiva had received presents from Lord Ganapaticharat there. Thiruvengadu Nangai was his wife. Every day after offering tiruvamudu to Lord Shiva, he used to conduct manayaram with Nangaiyar before eating. Because of his humility and modesty, Paranjodiyar was known as "Chiruthondar" and loved and worshipped the Sivanadiyars. He saw Siralathevar as an incarnation. Appillai was enrolled in school when he was five years old. Thrunnasambandhap Pillaiyar went to Thiruchentangudi to honour the Lord on that day. With the best grandson and the friend, the man's offspring also relished their time with them to the hilt. In the song "Baingotu Malarpunnai," he sang Siruthondar as Lord Ganapathichara in Tirupathika.