• Moolavar:Sri Brahmapureeswarar, Sri Peruman Adigal
• Ambal:Sri Aamla Gujambikai, Sri Vaadamulai Ammai, Sri Malarkuzhal Minnammai
• Theertham (Holy water):Brahma Theertham / Asvathi Theertham
• Sthala Vriksham (Sacred Tree):Kontrai tree / Vilva tree
• Pathigam (Hymn) rendered by:Saint Thirugnanasambanthar, Saint Thirunavukarasar (Appar) and Saint Sundaramurthy Nayanar.
• Location: Thirumeignanam, Nagapattinam,Tamil Nadu.

History:

• This is one of the 44 Paadal petra sthalams where the “Moovar” (the three saints - Saint Thirugnanasambanthar, Saint Thirunavukarasar (Appar) and Saint Sundaramurthy (Sundarar) have rendered their Pathigams.
• This temple is one of the 55 west facing Shivasthalams in Tamil Nadu.
• There is no main tower (Rajagopuram) in this temple. However, there is a 3-tiered second tower. This temple has two corridors.
• The last consecration ceremony (Kumbabishekam) took place on 10.09.2014. 
• As per Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva destroyed and created Lord Brahma five times at five different places. 
• Each such incident took place at an interval of “one karbam”. One karbam consists of hundreds of thousands of years. 
• These 5 places are known as “Mayaanam” (“Mayaanam” means burial ground in Tamil). They are - Kasi Mayaanam, Kachchi Mayaanam (Kanchipuram), Thirukkadavur Mayaanam, Kazhi Mayaanam (Sirkazhi) and Veezhi Naalur Mayaanam.  
• Since this place is very near to Thirukkadavur, this Mayaanam gets the name “Thirukkadavur Mayaanam”.
• The historical names of this place are Brahmapuri, Vilvaranyam, Siva Vedapuyri and Thirumeignanam.