Lucington

The Thiruchendur Murugan idol is very hot. Grind the sandalwood, strain it well so that there is no water from the idol, rub it all over the idol and cover it. There will be a lot of water when the evening The sandalwood will flow all over the idol. This is the event that took place when the whites ruled India. LORD Muruga with all the decorations has risen in the spring hall in Thiruchendur. Then (in 1803) Lord Lucington, who was the District Collector of Tirunelveli, came to Thiruchendur. Saw the worship taking place for Murugan. Fan throwing is one of the sixteen types of compliments given to the Lord called Sodasa compliments. Lucingtonn saw the priest throwing a silver fan at Subramania Swami. To the devotees there, “Do you sweat for your God? Are you throwing the fan . . ? ” Made fun of that. The priest did not know what to say. Summoning the cloth, he said, "Yes, our face is sweating. " Murugan showed off the garland and armor he was wearing.

Lucingtonn was amazed to see Lord Murugan sweating profusely. Shock awaited the collector who returned home. In the form of the wife. Yes மனைவி his wife suddenly throbbed with severe abdominal pain. Called furnace disease People with the disease have a stomach ache that feels like swallowing firecrackers. Lucingtonn realized that this was because he had ridiculed the worship of Lord Murugan. Not sure what to do right away. Telling what happened to a devout Murugan devotee who was working under him, what can you do to soothe the anger of your Murugan? He asked. According to his plan, he immediately ran to Thiruchendur and said, “Lord Murugan, forgive me and save my wife. I could not bear to see her suffer. I will buy the materials for your temple at my own expense. ”

The ubiquitous Paraprammam was miraculously relieved of the abdominal pain of Lord Lucingtonn's wife by the personal grace of Lord Murugan. The Lord of Lucingtonn, astonished at the mercy of Lord Murugan, presented the silverware to the temple as he had been told. They are stamped ‘Lucingtonn 1803’. The silver jar he gave is still in use today. It also bears the logo ‘Lucingtonn 1803’