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'''Iyengar''' is the name given to a community of ]s of ] who live in ]. They are followers of ] and profess the ] darshana. They are divided into ] and ] due to a later day division in their philosophies. '''Iyengar''' is the name given to a community of ]s of ] who live in ]. They are followers of ] and profess the ] darshana. Important temples are ], ], ] which are the most important among the 108 ]s.divided into ] and ] due to a later day division in their philosophies.


== Some Famous Iyengars == == Some Famous Iyengars ==
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Iyengar is the name given to a community of brahmins of India who live in Tamil Nadu. They are followers of Sri Ramanujacharya and profess the Visistadvaita darshana. Important temples are SriRangam, Tirumalai, Kanchipuram which are the most important among the 108 Divya Desams.divided into Vadakalai and Thenkalai due to a later day division in their philosophies.

Some Famous Iyengars

External Links

Sri Vaishnava Home Page Official Site of Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanams Ahobila Matam Home Page Vanamamalai Divya Kshetram [Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Srimannarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji's Home page [Important Links for Vaishnava Amrutham


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