Sathaya Vizha of Raja Raja Chola celebrated at Big Temple
The 1041st birth anniversary of Emperor Raja Raja Cholan, known as 'Sathaya Vizha', was celebrated in Thanjavur with religious ceremonies and cultural events. The festivities included a grand procession and floral tributes at the Big Temple, which was constructed by the emperor.
Why it matters
The event serves as a significant cultural and historical commemoration for the local community, honoring the legacy of the Chola dynasty.
Sathaya Vizha of Raja Raja Chola celebrated at Big Temple left Collector R. Revathi garlanding the statue of emperor Raja Raja Cholan in Thanajvur on Thursday. Special Arrangement Special Arrangement https://th-i.thgim.com/public/news/cities/Tiruchirapalli/qzg1ar/article71611656.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/WhatsApp%20Image%202026-10-22%20at%2010.24.41%20AM.jpeg THANJAVUR The 1041th birth anniversary of emperor Raja Raja Cholan, the “Sathaya Vizha”, was celebrated with fervour and gaiety on October 22 in Thanjavur. While religious events in connection with the “Sathaya Vizha” were held at Sri Brahadeeswarar temple, constructed by the emperor, events such as ‘pattimandram’, classical dance, and others were held at the special podium erected at the temple complex.
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