Why is our community called Komati?

Why is our community  called  Komati?  The name komati has been derived in many ways.The Komatis are said to have originally lived and still live in large numbers on the banks of Godavari river. One of the local names therof is Gomati or Gomti, and the sanskrit Gomati for river Godavari .So people lived in the banks are called as gomati, would in Telgu,  Corrupted as Komati  . others again ,say that it is from go-mati,meaning cow-minded.  Reference :- ' Castes and Tribes of southern India', Vol 3 K, 1909-Courtsey Muthunarayan.Trichy How was Komati then called as vysya's?  Between 1921 to 1931, the Viceroy of Madras Presidency had implemented a commission which fecilitated ,the  Community people to register their community with alterations in the name if any.The Vysya Association(1905) registered the community Komati as Arya Vysya's and that's why our people are now called as Arya Vysyas.  A Brief History of  Goddess Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devi  South India is the Treasure House of many good temples. Among them Sri  Vasavi Kanyaka parameshwari temple, which is situated in Penugonda, a village town is in west Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh. At present, the said temple is fascinating with a multi-colored (Gali Gopuram) seven storied tower with a beautiful architecture. This Penugonda Kshetram is a holy  place of Vysyas and considered as the ‘kasi of Vysyas'.  History before the birth of   Goddess Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devi  Kusuma Sresti , the king of vysyas was ruling the kingdom making PENUGONDA (Jestasailam) as capital city for all the 18 paraganas during 10th –11th Century A.D.  Kusumamba was his wife. They were ideal couple and led a peaceful domestic life. They were worshipping Lord Siva (Nagareswara swamy) as the part of their daily duties. His Kingdom was part and parcel of Vengidesha, which was ruled by Vishnu Vardhana-7 or Vimaladitya Maharaj. Though they had spent many years of their married life,  the couple did not have the peace of mind. They suffered a lot, as there was no any successor to look after the administration of the Kingdom. Their many rites and sacrifices did not bear any fruit and hence they were heart striken. Then, with sheer disappointment, they approached Kulaguru (family Teacher) Bhaskaracharya. He advised them to perform Puthra Kamestiyaga which Dasharatha had observed. During the auspicious hour, Kusuma Sresti couple started the yoga. The Gods were pleased and sent prasadam (blessed fruit from god) through Yagneswara(fire God).  There was a divine utterance that they would be get children after eating prasadam. With utmost devotion they ate Prasadam, within a few days the sign of pregnancy was found with Kusumamba. She expressed unusual desires, which indicated that she would give birth to children who would fight for the welfare of all. Birth of Vasavi Devi  During spring season, there was pleasure everywhere. Even the atmosphere was beautiful. Amidst this beauty, kusumamba gave birth to twins, one male the other female on Friday the tenth of vaisaka (telugu month) at twilight during coincidences of Uttara Nakshatra and Kanya (virgo) Male child was baptised as Virupaksha , and the female as VASAVAMBA. During child-hood itself, in Virupaksha, the features of a powerful king, leadership qualities were clearly visible, whereas in Vasavi, the inclination towards art & architecture, adoration music and philosophical approach were seen. Even parents supported their tastes & preferences.  Education of Vasavi Devi  Under the guidance of Bhaskaracharya, Virupaksha learnt Vedas, fencing, horse riding, martial arts and statecraft archery and others, which were essential to rule a country. Vasavi learnt all fine arts and got mastery over the philosophical subjects and proud to be an intelligent woman.  Marriage of Virupaksha with Rathnavathi  When Virupaksha attained proper age he married Rathnavathi, daughter of Aridhisresti of Aelur Town. The huge gathering thought that even Vasavi's marriage would also be observed with same grandeur and pompous.  Vishnu Vardhna felt in love on Sri Vasavi Devi  Once, Vishnu Vardhna to eradicate his enemies and to extend his empire went on expedition. On the way he visited Penugonda. King Kusumasresti received him and took him in a procession and arranged felicitation program in the colourful auditorium on behalf of his subjects. In his way he visited Penugonda the birthplace of Vasavi Devi .                                                                                           Among the crowd, Vimaladitya (Vishnu Vardhana) spotted Vasavi who was glittering with her beauty after when Manamatha (the god of romance) threw his sweet arrows on him which influenced him a lot. To enquire about her he sent his minister. He made up his mind to marry her. He went to the extreme extent that without Vasavi he could not live in the world. The desire of Vishnuvardhana (Vimaladitya) was like a deathblow to Kusumasresty. He was neither in a position to accept it nor to deny. The age disparity barrier of difference of caste in addition to that Emperor was already married. All these facts crashed his mind into pieces.  Consequences after Vishnu Vardhana demand  Kusumasresti sent Vishnuvardhana. Later he discussed this issue with his nearest & dearest. They unanimously decided to give most importance to the views of Vasavi. In turn, Vasavi frankly expressed to be a Virgin throughout her life and intended to meditate upon eternal problems. Kusumasresti sent a denial message to the king Vishnuvardhana. As a result, The king rose into high anger and sent a Battalion of his army with words to attack mercilessly and to get Vasavi for him. The brave Vysyas of Penugonda by using all sorts of techniques of Sama, Dhana, Bheda and finally Danda, defeated Vishnuvardana's army.  Community reaction  At this crucial juncture, Kusumasresti called for Great Conference of the Chief of all the 18 cities the people of all  714 Gotras. The conference was presided by kusumasresti in the begin presence of Bhaskaracharya. In the conference, there was difference of opinion. The Chiefs of 102 Gotras thought that ‘Those who are born must die'. Moreover,  cowards die many times before their death. Their valiant never tastes of death but once. Hence, even the opponent is stronger, let us fight for the good cause. Cannot the spark burn a heap of straw? This was their firm decision. Whereas, Contrary to this the persons of 612 gotras urged that the matrimonial alliance would be safer and beneficial. Later on Bhaskaracharya told  "we must safeguard our respect even at the cost of our lives". These words acted like a Catalyst on Kusumasresti. Even though they framed minority he stood firm not to give his daughter Vasavi in marriage to the king. With this incident, the unity among Vysyas was broken. Emperor like an injured Cobra took the lead of his huge army with strong determination to destroy his opponents.  In Penugonda also necessary arrangements were made with supporters of 102 Gotras and the people to face consequence.  Vasavi Devi reaction  Vasavi, now entered into scene and told "Why there should be bloodshed among ourselves for the sake of a Girl? It does not look nice to sacrifice the lives of soldiers for our selfish desire. It is better to give up the idea of war. Instead, let us rebel in a novel way. We can control war through non-violence and self-sacrifice. Only people with strong will power and moral strength can participate in this kind of self- sacrifice,. The stream of Vasavi's new thought was delightful directions to Kusuma couple, and they decided to act in accordance with directions of Vasavi.  Arrangements for final exit  On the banks of Godavari, the holy place Brahmakunda as per the directions of Vasavi, the royal servants arranged 103 Agnikundas ( fire pits) in a special way. The whole city was observing that day as a festival day. Then Vasavi asked the couples of 102 Gotras as "will you plunge into this holy fire along with me?' everyone of them whole heatedly gave their consent. There was strong faith in the minds of those persons that Vasavi must an incarnation of God. They requested her to show them her real nature or swarupa. She smiled and revealed her true self, which had the glittering radiance surpassing the brightness of sun. She told,  "I am the incarnation of Adiparashakthi."  To safeguard the dignity of woman and to protect Dharma, to destroy Vishnu Vardhana and to reveal to the world the magnanimity of Vysyas I come here in Kaliyuga. Like Satideva who was insulted entered into holy fire, I too plunge into the holy fire and enter the other world. Kusumasresty during last birth was a great Saint by name Samadhi as per his aspirations he could attain salvation along with the people of 102 Gotras. That is why I asked you all to undergo Athmabalidhana." Vasavi advised the gathering about patriotism, honesty, social service, tolerance etc.,  Vasavi Devi message.  Final exit and Vishnu Vardhan's death  Devi disappeared as soon as the divine words came out of her mouth and people saw her in human form. Then all of them entered into holy fire after meditating upon their Gods. Though Vishnuvardana felt bad Omens, he marched ahead and reached the main entrance of Penugonda. Then his detectives reported what all had happened in the city. He could not bare the great shock and his heart shattered into pieces. He fell down vomiting blood and he was no more. The self-sacrifice of vasavi and the end of Vishnuvardana was the talk of the town. People condemned the deeds of VishnuVardana and appreciated the epoch maker Vasavi and her non-violent principle.  History after Goddess Sri Vasavi Devi Final exit  The son of Vishnuvardana Raja Raja Narendre rushed Penugonda and repented about the incidence. Later on Virupaksha consoled him and told " Brother, let us learn and formulate the present and future on the strong base of past. Vasavi had came to rescue of the people without giving room for great bloodshed. Her non-violence gave a good result". Then, they consoled themselves. Virupaksha visited many pilgrim centres like Kasi, Gaya and other places, under the guidance of Baskaracharya. To commemorate the pilgrimage they installed 101 lingas for each gotra in penugonda. Then, Narendra installed a statue of Vasavi as a token of respect. From that day and even today all Vysyas are performing poojas to her and she to considered as Vysyakula Devatha-Vasavi Kanyaka parameshwari. Vasavi's life is worth remembering, because of her faith in non-violence religious values and her defence of status of women. She become immortal as she has been mainly responsible for the propagation of reputation of Vysyas throughout the world. Vasavi who had rejected worldly pleasures, won the minds of   Vysyas and the champion of peace and non-violence should be remembered at all times by one and all.

                        

Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple

Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple in Penugonda :   South India is the Treasure House of many good temples. Among them Sri  Vasavi Kanyaka parameshwari temple, which is situated in Penugonda, a village town is in west Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh. At present, the said temple is fascinating with a multi-colored (Gali Gopuram) seven storied tower with a beautiful architecture. This Penugonda Kshetram is a holy  place of Vysyas and considered as the ‘kasi of Vysyas'. Amaravathi Sri Vasavi nityanna satram, Guntur dist, Ph: 08645-255324 Kanipakam Akila bharata kanipakam kshetra aryavysya nitya annnapurna satram, Chitoor dist, Ph:08573-281484,281797 Yadagiri Gutta Sri vasavi kanyaka parameshwari aryavysa nitya anna satra sangam, Nalgonda dist, Ph:958685-236670,236675 Kondagattu Sri baktaanjaneyaswami kshetram, Aryavyasya nityaannadana satram trust, Mutyampet, Karimnagar dist ph: Shiridi Sri sai annapurna aryavysya nityaannadana saram trust, Ahemednagar dist, Ph-02423-255809,255296 Hyderabad Sree Kasi Annapurna Vasavi Arya Vysya Vruddhaashramam and Nityannasatram ADM.Off: 1-4-888, 1st Floor, Aryavysya Hostel, Mushirabad, Bakaram, Hyd-48 Ph- 040-66101291, 66101473 Shiridi Sree Kasi Annapurna Vasavi Arya Vysya Vruddhaashramam and Nityannasatram Nagar-Manmad Road, Opp. Joshi Hospital Shirdi-523 Ph- 02423-255039 Cell- 98228 93791 Fax- 02423-255323 Shiridi Akila bharata shiridi kshetra sai bakta nivas trust Ahemednagar dist, Ph-02423-56178 Kaleshwaram Sri vasavi aryavysya nityaanna satram, Mahadevpur mandal, Karimnagar dist Srisailam Vasavi Sathram Ph:08524-287114,287140 kurnool dist. Srisailam Sri akilabharata srisaila kshetra aryavysya nitya annapurna satram, Ph-08524-287158 Varanasi Sree Kasi Annapurna Vasavi Arya Vysya Vruddhaashramam and Nityannasatram D.47/195, Opp. Mazda Talkies, Luxe Road, Varanasi-221 010 Ph- 0542-2400076, 2455087 Puttaparthi Vasavi nivas aryavysya nitya annasatrm, Ananthpur dist, Ph-08555-287240, 287440 Tirupathi Sree Kasi Annapurna Vasavi Arya Vysya Vruddhaashramam and Nityannasatram Kapila Theertham by Pass Road, Opp. SBI Training Centre Ph- 0877-2250983 Cell- 98495 17012 Tirupati Vasavi nilayam, Upputuri yatirajulu setty trust-nitya annasatram, kottavidi, chitoor dist, ph-0877-2250030,2253612 Tirupati Sri tirumala tirupati balaji all india arya vysya vasavi nityanna satram Attaluri trust, Chittor dist Tirumala Dakshina india arya vysya sri vasavi kanyakaparameshwari darma paripalana samstha Ring road. Tirupati Srimati panguluri sitamma satram, Kottavidi Ph:0877-2223428 Tirumala Vasavi bavan Tirumala, Chittor dist, ph:0877-2277682, 2279327 Badrachalam Badrachalam kshetra vasavi kanyaka parameshwari arya vysya nitya annadana satram trust, Khmmama dist, Ph:08743-231600 Mahanandi Sri Mahanandi kshetra arya vysya nitya anna satra sangam, Kurnool dist, Ph:08514-242774 Vemulawada Sri Rajarajeshwari kshetra arya vysya vasavi nitya anna satra sangam, Vasavinagar, Karimnagar dist, Ph:958723-23607/8/9 Bramahamgari matam Sri vasavi verabramhendra arya vysya nitya annadana sangam, Kadapa dist, Ph:08569-2844860. Mantralayam Aryavysya seva sangam, Kurnool dist, Ph:08512-259436 Palakurti Sri mallikarjuna swami khetra aryavysya vasavi nityaanna satra sangam, Warangal dist Komaravelli Sri vasavi kanyakaparameshwari aryavysya nityaanna satram Cherayala madal Warangal dist. Ahobilam Srimath Ahobila arya vysya nitya annadana satra sangam Diguva ahobilam, Kurnool dist. Eguvaahobilam, Vysyasatram Sholangiri Sri akilabharata ghatikachala kshetra aryavysya nityanna samajam, Tamilnadu Vijayawada Sri vasavi kanykaparameshwari nityaannadana satra committee, Krishna dist Darmapuri Sri kanyakaparameshwari aryavysya nitya annadana satra sangam, Karimnagar dist, Ph-958724-273201 Mattapalli Sri lakshmi narsimha swamy kshetra aryavysya nityaanna satram, Nalgonda dist, Ph:958683-26722 Penugonda Sri vasavi kanyakaparameshwari aryavysya nityaanna satram, Westgodavari dist Nacharam Sri lakhminarsimhaswamy kshetra aryavysya nityaanna satram, Medak dist Guntur Kaasi saryavysya nityaanna satram Kurnool Kaasi nitya anna satram mariyu vruddaashramam, Kurnool Dwarakatirumala:Sri vasavi kanyakaparameshwari nity annadana satram trust, westgodavari dist Keesaragutta Sriramalingeshwaraswami kshetra aryavysya vasavi nitya annadana satram, Rangareddy dist, Ph:928-265476 Brhamanavisdi Sri kanyakaparameshwari annadana satram, Ph:2772450 Allagadda Sri pedda ahobila aryavysya anna satra sangam, Kurnool dist Ramareddy Sri kalabhairavaswami aryavysya seva sangam, Nizamabad dist Annavaram Aryavysya satram, Eastgodavari dist Penugonda Aryavysya nityannadana samajam, Westgodavari dist Aryavysya Nithyanna Satra Details: 1. Srishylam : Akilha Bharata Srishyla Kestra Aryavysya Nitanna purna satram 2. Srishylam : Vasavi Satram, Srishylam - 518101 3. Putaparthi : Vasavi Nivasam, Putaparthi - 616134 4. Thirumala : Vasavi Bhavan, Thirumala - 517504 5. Thirupathi : Vasavi Nilayam, Thirupathi. 6. Matralayam : Aryavysya seva sang, Patel Road, Rayachur - 584101 7. Vijayawada : Sri Kanyaka Parameshwari Anna Satram commity. 8. Anavaram : Aryavysya Nityanna satram, Anavaram - 533406 9. Vemulawada : S.R.R.K. Aryavysya Vasavi Nityanna Satra Sangam, Vemulawada - 505302 10. Ahubilam : Aryavysya Anna Satra Sangam, Ahubilam - 518545 11. Yadagiri Gutta : Sri Vasavi kanyaka Parameshwari Aryavysya Nityanna Satra Sangam. 12. Badrachalam : Sri Vasvi Kanyaka Parameshwari, Aryavysya Nityannadana satram trust, Market Road. 13. Basara : Arya indoor Aryavysya Gynana Saraswathi Charitable trust 14. Mudhul : Aryavysya Nityanna Satram, Mudhul, Adilabad Dist. 15. Shulamgiri : Akhila Baratha Gatikchala Kshethra Aryavysya Nityanna dana Sangam 16. Dharmapuri : Sri Laxmi Narasimha Kshethra sri dharmapuri aryavysya vasavi nityanna satra sangam

Sri.Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari

Vasavi

 

Sri.Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari is the goddess or kula devatha of the Arya Vysya community as mentioned in the Vasavi Puranamulu written in Telugu during the 10th century AD.

Background

Kusuma Sresti, the king of the Vysyas was ruling the kingdom making Penugonda (called the Kasi of Arya Vysyas) (Jestasailam) as capital city for all the 18 mahapattana's during 10th–11th century AD. Kusumamba was his wife. They were ideal couple and led a peaceful domestic life. They were worshipping Lord Siva (Nagareswara swamy) and Lord Vishnu (Janardhana Swamy) as the part of their daily duties. His kingdom was part and parcel of Vengidesha, which was ruled by Vishnu Vardhana-7 or Vimaladitya Maharaj.

The couple were childless and became concerned about who would succeed them. They approached Kulaguru (family teacher) Bhaskaracharya. He advised them to perform Puthra Kamestiyaga which Dasharatha had observed.

During the auspicious hour, Kusuma Sresti couple started the yaga. The Gods were pleased and sent prasadam (a blessed fruit from god) through Yagneswara (fire god). There was a divine utterance that they would get children after eating prasadam. With utmost devotion they ate Prasadam, and within a few days the sign of pregnancy was found with Kusumamba. She expressed unusual desires, which indicated that she would give birth to children who would fight for the welfare of all.

Childhood

Kusumamba gave birth to twins on 10th of Vaishakha (a Telugu month). The boy was caled Virupaksha, and the girl Vasavamba. During childhood, Virupaksha demonstrated leadership qualities while Vasavamba was inclined towards art, architecture and music and showed a philosophical approach to life.

Under the guidance of the Vysya kula guru Bhaskaracharya, Virupaksha learnt Vedas, fencing, horse riding, martial arts and archery. Vasavamba studied fine arts and mastered philosophical subjects. Virupaksha went on to marry Rathnavathi, the daughter of Aridhisresti of Aelur Town.

Attempted marriage

Kusumasresti welcomed and entertained Vishnu Vardhna at Penugonda when the latter visited during an expedition to expand his empire and vanquish his enemies. During this visit, Vardhna noticed Vasavamba and determined to marry her. This caused Kusumasresti a dilemma: he was neither in a position to accept Vardhna's wishes nor to refuse the. The disparities of age and caste, as well as the fact that the emperor was already married, were significant objections, but, in consultation with advisers and family members, Kusumasresti decided that Vasavamba should make up her own mind. Her response to was express a desire never to marry and to focus her life on less worldly issues.

Kusumasresti told Vardhana of his daughter's decision, which caused a fury and an attempt to capture Vasavamba by force. The battalion sent to achieve this aim was thwarted by the Vysyas of Penugonda.

Kusumasresti arranged for a Great Conference comprising the Chiefs of the 18 cities and the leaders of all 714 gotras, to be held in the presence of Bhaskaracharya. There were differences of opinion at this conference, with 102 gotra chiefs preferring resistance to the overtures and attacks of Vardhna but the leaders of the other 612 gotras believing that matrimonial alliance would be safer and more beneficial. Bhaskaracharya favoured the minority view, saying that retaining respect was of greater significance than protecting life, and Kusumasresti was inspired by this support. Thus, the unity of the Vysyas was broken and the 102 gotras prepared for the defence of Penugonda against further attacks by Vardhana.

Vasavi Devi's reaction

Vasavi entered onto the scene and said: "Why should there be bloodshed among ourselves for the sake of a Girl? Why sacrifice the lives of soldiers for our selfish desire. It is better to give up the idea of war. Instead, let us rebel in a novel way. We can control war through non-violence and self-sacrifice. Only people with strong will power and moral strength can participate in this kind of self-sacrifice." Vasavi's new idea was delightful to her parents and they decided to act in accordance with Vasavi's directions.

Athmam Balidhana

As per the directions of Vasavi, at the holy place of Brahmakunda on the banks of Godavari, the royal servants arranged 103 Agnikundas (fire pits) in a special way. The whole city was observing that day as a festival day. Then Vasavi asked the couples of the 102 Gotras: "Will you plunge into this holy fire along with me?" Everyone of them whole heartedly gave their consent. They suspected Vasavi must be an incarnation of God and requested her to show her real nature or swarupa.

She smiled and revealed her true self, which had the glittering radiance surpassing the brightness of the sun. She said: "I am the incarnation of Adiparashakthi. To safeguard the dignity of woman and to protect Dharma, to destroy Vishnu Vardhana and to reveal to the world the magnanimity of Vysya's I come here in Kaliyuga. Like Sati Devi who was insulted entered into holy fire, I too plunge into the holy fire and enter the other world. Kusumasresty during last birth was a great Saint by name Samadhi as per his aspirations he could attain salvation along with the people of 102 Gotras. That is why I asked you all to undergo Athmam Balidhana." Vasavi advised the gathering about patriotism, honesty, social service, and tolerance.

Vishnu Vardhana's death

Devi disappeared as soon as the divine words came out of her mouth and people saw her in human form. Then all of them entered into holy fire after meditating upon their Gods.

Though Vishnuvardhana felt bad omens, he marched ahead and reached the main entrance of Penugonda. Then his detectives reported all that had happened in the city. He could not bear the great shock and his heart shattered into pieces. He fell down vomiting blood and he was no more.

The self-sacrifice of Vasavi and the end of Vishnuvardhana was the talk of the town. People condemned the deeds of Vishnuvardhana and appreciated the epoch maker Vasavi and her non-violent principle.

Sri Vasavi Devi's legacy

The son of Vishnuvardhana, Raja Raja Narendra rushed to Penugonda and repented about the incident. Later, Virupaksha consoled him and said: "Brother, let us learn and formulate the present and future on the strong base of past. Vasavi had come to rescue of the people without giving room for great bloodshed. Her non-violence gave a good result". Hence forth Vysya's shall not fight or rule states but shall engage in service and as well wishers of others including services such as trade and agriculture.

Virupaksha visited many pilgrim centers like Kasi, Gaya and others under the guidance of Vysya kula guru Baskaracharya. To commemorate the pilgrimage they installed 101 lingas for each gotra in Penugonda. Then, Narendra installed a statue of Vasavi as a token of respect. From that day onwards all Vysya's began performing poojas to her and she is considered as Vysyakula Devatha-Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari.

Vasavi's life is worth remembering because of her faith in non-violent religious values and her defense of the status of women. She became immortal because she has been mainly responsible for the propagation of the reputation of Vysya's throughout the world. Vasavi, who had rejected worldly pleasures, won the minds of Vysyas and is the champion of peace and non-violence and is remembered by the faithful.

Gotras

There are 714 gotras before agnipravesham of vasavi matha now there are 102 gotras among Arya Vaisyas. They followed 102 Rishis for conducting their rituals. Surname gotras and Rishis for identification and classification for all the Arya Vaisyas are one and the same. The gotras is equivalent of the Sanskrit names of Rishis.

Groups of Arya Vaisyas became followers of particular Rishi for conducting their rituals and they claimed to be the followers of that particular Rishi. Thus they are identified by the Rishi name. And for still feature identification they use a pre-fix surname generally indicating the area from which they migrated or the profession to which they belong and other such identification.

Gothras of Vaishyas

There are 102 Gothras of vaishyas.

Gothiram	Sankethanamam
1 AGASTHYASA	ANUBAHA GULA, ANUBALA, ANUBALA GULA
2 ATHREYASA	ARASAKULA- ARISISHTAKULA-ELISISHTAKULA- ARISETLAKULA-HARISISHTAKULA
3 ACHAYANASA	AKRAMULAKULA- AKYAMULAKULA- AMALAKULA- ARKYAMULA
4 UGRASENASA	KUMIRISISHTA- KUMARSISHTA- KOMARSISHTAKULA
5 UDHGRUSHTASA	KANYAKULA- KANUKULA- KRANUKULA- KRANU
6 UTHAMOJASA	UTHAKALAKULA-UTHAKULA- UTHASISHTAKULA- UHTAMAKULA
7 RUSHYASHRUNGASA	ANANTHAKULA
8 AUSHITHYASA	YANASAKULA- YAANASAKAKULA- YAANASABIKULA
9 GANVSA	GARNAKULA
10 GANDHARPASA	SARAKULA- SEKOTLAKULA- SEGOLLA- SAMANAKULA- SHRESHTA KUNDALA KULA
11 KABILASA	MANDU- MANDHAKULA- HASTHAKULA- MANDAKULA
12 KABEEDHASA	VENKALAKULA
13 KASYABASA	GANAMUKU KULA
14 GUTHSASA	ISHVAKU KULA
15 KOUNDINYASA	KANALOLA- KANASRILA- KANASRILA KULA
16 GOUNDHEYASA	KAMASISHTA
17 KOUSIKASA	KARAKA PALA
18 KRUSHNASA	DHANAKULA- THANANAKULA- THENUKULA
19 GARKYASA	PRAHEENUKULA- PRAHEENIKULA- PAIPIKULA
20 GRUTHSAN	MATHASA ESABAKULA- ESUBAKULA- ESHUBAKULA- SANNAKULA- JANAKULA- JYANUKULA
21 GOPAKASA	INJTHAPAKULA- GOPAKULA- KONDAKULA- KONDAKAKULA
22 GOUTHAMASA	GANTHISEELA- GANTHASEELAKULA- GANTHASEELA- GRANTHISEELA
23 CHAKRAPANISA	CHAKRAMULAKULA- CHAKRAMULASAKULA
24 CHAMARSHANASA	BETHASHRESHTA- BETHAKISHTA- PATHASISHTAKULA- PATHTHASISHTAKULA
25 JADABARATHASA	KUNDAKULA- DHURASISHTA- DHURASISHTAKULA
26 JADHUKARNASA	CHANDRAKULA- CHANDRAMOOLA- CHANDRAMASISHTA
27 JAMBASOOTHANASA	THRIMULA- THRIMULAKULA
28 JARATHKARASA	SANTHAKULA- JANAKULA- JYANUKULA
29 JABAALISA	SIRISISHTAKULA- SIRASISHTAKULA
30 PAPREYASA	SANASISHTA- SANASISHTAKULA- SINISHETLA
31 JEEVANDHISA	BURHTILASISHAKULA- BRUMASISHTAKULA- LRUTHTHIKULA
32 THARANISA	THRIVIKRAMA- SISHTASA- THRIVIKRAMASISHTAKULA
33 THITHIRISA	PAMTHAKULA- PRAHTAMAKULA- PRAVATHAKULA
34 THRIJADASA	UPARAKULA- USIRAKULA
35 THAITHREYASA	SITHURUBELLU- SITHRUBELLU- SITHRUBA- SITHRUBAKULA
36 THALPYASA	PADINAKULA- PLAKAKULA- PALAKALAKULA- PADANASISHTAKULA
37 DHURVASASA	THITHISA- THITHINAKULA- THENTHSULA- THENTHASALA- THETHANAKULA
38 DHEVARATHASA	HAARAASIKULA
39 DHEVA KALKYASA	USIRAKULA- DHESISHTAKULA
40 NARADHASA	PALAKAKULA- PALAKULA
41 NETHRA PAHTASA	SANDHOKU- SANDHOKULAKULA
42 PARAS PARAAYANYASA	DHUVVISISHTAKULA- POULATHATHSYA KULA- SRIBHUMSIKULA
43 PALLAVASA	KANAPAKULA- KANTAKULA- KANTAASUKULA- KANTASUUKULA- KANTASTHULAKULA
44 PAVITHRA PAANISA	DHAYASISHTAKULA- DHAYAA SISHTAKULA- DHASISHTAKULA- THAISETTAKULA- THESETLAKULA-THESISHTAKULA- THYSISHTAKULA
45 PAARAASARYASA	KAMATHENUKULA- PATAKASEELAKULA-PANCHALAKULA-PANCHALLAKULA-RANASEELAKULA-PRANUSEELAKULA- PRANA SEELA KULA- PAMPAALLA
46 PINGALASA	AYANAKULA
47 PUNDAREEGASA	ANUSISHTA- ANUSISHTAKULA- KRANUKULA- THONDIKULA
48 BHOODHI MASHASA	DHURVADIKULA- DHULAASISHTAKULA- DHURYADAKULA- DHULASISHTAKULA- DHULASIKULA-DHODAKULA- DHODILULA
49 POUNDRAKASA	BUMSIMAMSUKULA- BUMSIMANAKULA- BROSISHTAKULA- BROSI- BROLEKAKULA
50 POULASTHYASA	GOSEELA- UTHAMAGOSEELA- PALLALAGOOSEELA- PADUGOSEELA- SRIGOSEELA-PUNAGOSEELA-SOORYAKULA- UTHAMASEELA- PUNAGORSEELA- PATTUGOSEELA- PUNAKASEELAKULA-BHEEMAGOSEELA- SATHYAGOSEELA- CHANDHIGOSEELA-
51 PRASEENASA	VANISISHTAKULA- LENASISHTAKULA- LELISISHTAKULA
52 PRABHADHASA	UDHVAHAKULA- PENDLIKULA- RAVISISHTAKULA
53 BRUHATHATHVASA	PERUSISHTA- BERISISHTAKULA- BHYRUSISHTAKULA
54 BHODHAYANASA	BHUDHIKULA- BHDHANAKULA
55 BHARADHVAJASA	BALASISHTA- BALASESHTA- BALISISHTA
56 BHARGGAVASA	PRUTHIVISISHTA- PRUTHIVISRESHTA
57 MANTHAPALASA	VINNASA- VINNAKULA- VINUKULA- VENNAKULA
58 MAANAVASA	MATHYAKULA- MANYUKULA-MARAASAKULA- MAANAACHAKULA
59 MAREECHASA	THISHAMASISHTAKULA- THEESHMAKULA- THEESHMASISHTAKULA- THEESHMASHRESHTA
60 MAARKANDEYASA	MONUKULA- MORUKA- MORUSA- MORKKALAKULA
61 MUNIRAJASA	PADMASISHTASA- PADMASISHTAKULA- PADMASHRESHTA
62 MAITHREYASA	MATHTHIKULA- MATHANAKULA- MATHYASAKULA- MITHUNAKULA- MAITHRIKULAv
63 THOUMYASA	CHANDA- CHANDHAKULA- CHANDAKAKULA- CHANKALAKULA
64 MOUNJAYA	MUNJEEKULA- MOUNJRISA- MOUNJIKULA
65 MOUTHKALYASA	NAABILLA- NAABEELAKULA- NAABEELASAKULA- MUNIKULA- MOOLAKULA
66 YAASKASA	VYALAKOOLASA- VELGOLLA- VAELIGOLLA
67 YAGNA VALKYASA	ABIMANCHIKULA
68 VADUGASA	ANUMARSHANAKULA
69 VARADHANTHUSA	MASANTHA- MASANTHA
70 VARUNASA	YELASISHTAKULA- VELASISHTAKULA- VELISISHTAKULA- SIRISISHTAKULA
71 VASHISHTASA	VASTHI- VASTHISA- VASTHIKULA- VASTHRIKULA
72 VAMADEVASA	UPALAKULA- UPAMAKULA- UPANAKULA- UPAMANYAKULA
73 VASUDEVASA	BHEEMASISHTA- BHEEMASISHTAKULA- BHEEMASRESHTAKULA
74 VAYAVYAYA	MRANGAMAKULA- VRAHASISHTAKULA- VRAKALAMULA- VRANGAMAKULA- VRANGAMULAKULA
75 VALMIKASA	SUKALAKULA- SAKALLAKULA- SUCHALAKULA- SUGOLLAKULA
76 VISHVAGSHENASA	UBARISISHTA- VIBARISISHTA
77 VISVAMITHRASA	VIKRAMASISHTA- VIKRAMASISHTAKULA
78 VISHNUVRUNTHASA Or VISHNUVARDHANASA	PIPPALAKULA- PUPPALAKULA-PUPPALASA
79 VAIROHITHYASA	VASNTHA- VASANTHAKULA
80 VYASASA	THANAKU-THANATHAKULA
81 SARABANKASA	KRAMASISHTA- KRAMASISHTAKULA- KRAMASHRESHTAKULA
82 SAARGNARAVASA	KUNDAKAKULA- KONDAKAKULA
83 SHANDILYASA	THUPPALA- THUPPALAKULA
84 SRIVATHSASA S	ILAKULA- SRIRANGAKULA- SRILAKULA
85 SRIDHARASA	SIRISHESHTA- SIRISHESHTAKULA-SRISHISHTA
86 SHUKLASA	SRISALAKULA- SRISALLA- SRISALLAKULA
87 CHOWCHEYASA	ILAMANCHIKULA- YALAMANCHIKULA- HELAMANCHIKULA
88 CHOWNAKASA	KAMALAKULA- DHRUGASISHTA- DHRUGASISHTAKULA- THANATHAKULA- CHAANAKALAKULA-CHOWNAKA
89 SATHYASA	ANTHIRAKULA- CHINTHAKULA- CHINTHAMASISHTA CHINTHYAKULA- CHINTHALA
90 SANAKASA	SHANAKULA- SANAKULA
91 SANATHKUMARASA	DANKARAKULA- MUTHUKULA
92 SANANTHANASA	SAMASISHTAKULA
93 SAMVARTHAKASA	RENDUKULA- RENTAKULA
94 SUKANCHANASA	PUCHAKULA- PUCHAKASEELA- PUNITHA- PUNEETHASA- PUNTHAKULA
95 SUDHEESHANASA	DHANTHAKULA- DHYANTHAKULA- DHVANTHAKULA- DHENTHAKULA- DHEVISETLA-DHONTHAKULA
96 SUNDHARASA	INA- INAKULA- INAKOLA- VINUKULA
97 SUVARNASA	PRODAYASAKULA- PRODAJAKULA- PROUDAAYAJA
98 SUBHRAMHANYASA	SANTHANAKULA- SANIKTHAKULA
99 SOWBARNASA	PUTHURUKULA- PUTHURUKSAKULA
100 SOWMYASA	HASTHIKULA
101 SOWVARNASA	CHUSALAKULA- SAKALLAKULA- SOOCHALAKULA- SOOKASALLAKULA- SOOSALAKULA
102 HARIVALGAYASA	KAPATA- KURATA- KORATAKULA- GORANTAKULU

===The temples of Goddess Sri Kanyaka Parameshwari

• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple in AMBAJIPETA, EAST Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Temple, Vasvi Mahal Road, Chitradurga-577501 Karnataka
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Temple ,SKPT STREET,JAMMALAMADUGU-516434 KADAPA AP.(BUILT IN 1914)
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple in Kalvakurthy.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple in Penugonda, West Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, AGRAHARAM, ELURU, WEST GODAVARIDISTRICT, ANDRA PRADESH.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devashthanam, Ammavarishala, Proddatur 516360
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari Devastanam, Nandyala Road, Mydukur-516172, Kadapa Dist, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari Devasthanam, Car Street, Tadipatri-515411
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devasthanam(Ammavaarishaala), Temple Street, Sirivella, Kurnool - 518563.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameswari temple, Baireddipalli, Chittoor Dist, Andhra Pradesh
• sree vasavi kanyakaparameswari devasthanam, kothaveedhi(new street)TIRUPATHI, 517 501.A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devastanam, Main Road, Pamur - 523 108, Prakasam Dist, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devastanam, 3rd Phase, Kukatpalli - 500 072, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devastanam, Kothpet, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Devastanam, Avulamanda, RP Road, Secundrabad, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Kanyakaparameshwari Temple Street, Ongole - 523001, Prakasam Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Main Road, Chirala-523156, Prakasam District, AP.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Bose Statue Centre, Vinukonda-522647, Guntur District, AP.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Main Road, Giddalur, Prakasam Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Main Road, Madhira-507203, Khammam Dist, A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Bazaar Street, Pakala - 517 112, Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Tuni, East Godavari Dt. , Andhra Pradesh.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Main Road, Rajampeta, Kadapa Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Main Road, Chitveli, Kadapa Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Ammavarisala St, Kadapa, Kadapa Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Main Road, Hindupur, Anantapur Dist, A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Old Town, Anantapur, A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Rajam, Srikakulam District, A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Main Road, Salur - 535591, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, M.G. Road, Vizianagaram, A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Group Temples, Gajapatinagaram, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, S.K.P. Temple Road, Garividi, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Jami, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Ramabhadrapuram, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Parvatipuram, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Kotha Valasa, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Pachipenta, Vizianagaram Dist., A.P. (Under Construction - 2013)
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari temple, Old Jaggery Market Anakapalli-531001, Visakhapatnam Dist, A.P.
• Sri vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple, Gandhi Bazaar, Madakasira, Anantapur dist. A.P.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Bethavole, Nalgonda Dist, A.P.
• Sri Kanyaka Parameshwari temple, Gandhi Bazzar, Shimoga - 577 202, Karnataka
• Sri Kanyakaparameshwari devasthanam, vishveshwarapuram, Bangalore-560004
• Sri Kanyakaparameshwari devasthanam, Srinagar, Bangalore-560050.
• Sri Kanyaka Parameshwari temple, Big Bazzar, kolar - 563101, Karnataka
• Sri vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple, SKPT Street, Bellary - 583101
• Sri vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple, Pavagada, Tumkur District, Karnataka - 561202
• Sri kanyaka parameshvarai devasthana, Sri Vasavi Circle, chickpet, Tumkur 572 101 karnataka.
• Sri kanyaka parameshwari devasthana, 1St cross, S.S.Purum, Tumkur 572 102 karnataka.
• Sri kanyaka parameshwari devasthana, Ratha beedi, Kushalanagara, Coorg disdrict 572 345. karnatka.
• Sri Kanyakaparameshwari temple and choultry, Asoka road, Mysore, Karnataka.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Hudson Circle, Next to Pallavi Theater, Bangalore, Karnataka.
• Sree Vasavi Kanyaka Praameshwari Devi Temple,8th Cross, Vasavi Temple Street,Malleswaram,Bangalore -03
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Hulimavu, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore, Karnataka.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, GandhiBazar, Hassan, karnataka.
• Sri. Kanyaka Parameshwari Devasthana, Vasavi Temple Street, Sakaleshpur -573134, KARNATAKA.

• Sri Kanyaka Parameswari Devasthanam, Kothwal Market, Chennai 600001
• Sri. vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari Devasthana, 1st Agraharam, Salem - 636001, Tamil Nadu.
• Sri. vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari Devasthana, Vysial Street, Coimbatore - 641001, Tamil Nadu.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari Temple, Bazaar Street, Gobichettipalayam, Erode dist, Tamilnadu.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Bazzar Street Pappireddipatti-636905,Dharmapuri dist, Tamilnadu.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Near Bazaar street, Pollachi, Tamilnadu.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Kamatachi Amman Koil Street, Puducherry(Pondicherry)-605001.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Big bazzar street, Dharapuram, Erode dist, Tamilnadu.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Gandhi Road, Panruti-607106, Cuddalore District, Tamilnadu.
• Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari temple, Tirur (Sevvapet), Thiruvallur District, Tamilnadu.
• Sri vasavi kanyaka parameswari temple, Kanni kovil st, Thiruvannamalai, Tamilnadu.
• sri vasavi temple , vasavi temple street , dodda pet ,chintamani 563125 chickballapur district, karnataka,(biggest temple at karnataka)
• Sri vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple, Mahalakshmi Layout, Bangalore - 560096.
• Sri vasavi Kanyaka Parameshwari temple,Khaspa Street,Big Bazar,Berhampur(Ganjam),Odisha
• SRI VASAVI KANYAKA PARAMESHWARI TEMPLE,VASAVI TEMPLE STREET,SIDLAGHATTA-562105,Chickballapur district,Karnataka,