Parashurama

There is an old temple to Parashurama in the village.

For this outrage Parashurama cut off his thousand arms and killed him.

During their fight, Parashurama threw his axe into the sea.

It is said that Parashurama got immense peace of mind at this place which he did not get anywhere else.

Parashurama once became annoyed with the sun god Surya for making too much heat.

The name was not, apparently, an homage to the Parashurama of mythology.

Janaka told Parashurama the incident which had happened in the palace.

Akritavrana, one of Parashurama's disciples, also arrived at the place.

Parashurama then killed the king at his palace and destroyed his army.

This gave rise to the myth of Parashurama, reclaiming the land from the sea.

Rama asks Parashurama what he will give as a target to the arrow in return for his life?

Parashurama then gave his divine axe to Ganesha and blessed him.

However, Parashurama killed him when he ventured out.

Warm blood, however, trickled down his leg, waking Parashurama.

There is also a Parashurama temple and a Kali shrine.

Ever-obedient and righteous, Parashurama beheaded his mother with an axe.

Two of the acts are devoted to a confrontation between Rama and Parashurama.

A pleased Nagaraja, appeared before Parashurama, willing to grant him his desire.

Parashurama asked him to spread serpents throughout the land so their venom would neutralize the salt filled earth.

Parashurama also ordered that he distribute gold to the needy equal to his own weight as Tulabhara.

Legend says that it is the place where Lord Parashurama stays and does tapasya.

Parashurama took a vow to kill every Kshatriya on earth twenty-one times over, and filled five lakes with their blood.

As Karna's training came to completion, Parashurama learned the truth about his star pupil, in the following way.

They also claim that Lord Parashurama was the first Bhumihar.

Meanwhile, the sons of Kartavirya discovered their father at the palace and knew that only Parashurama could have killed him.