by Damodara Rao Dasu

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tiruveedhula merasee - Sree rAgam

P tiruveedhula merasee dEvadEvuDu
garimala minchina singAramula tODanu ||
Lord Venkatesa is shining splendidly in chariot procession in the holy streets of Tirumala. He is exquisitely beautiful and majestic.
C 1 tiru danDela pai nEgee dEvuDidE tolinADu
sirula renDavanADu SEshuni meeda
muripEna mooDOnADu mutyAla pandiri krinda
pAri nAlugO nADu puvvu kOvila lOnu ||
On the first day he is in embellished palanquin. On the second day he moved richly on Sesha vahana. On the third day he sat delightfully under canopy embellished with pearls. On the fourth day the chariot is decorated profusely with a variety of flowers.
C 2 gakkuna aidavanADu garuDuni meeda
ekkenu Arava nADu Enugu meeda
chokkamai EDava nADu soorya prabha lOnanu
ikkuva tErunu gurra menimidOnADu ||
On the fifth day he seated majestically on Garuda vahana. On the sixth day he went on elephant grandly. On the seventh day he went on Surya prabha which is radiant like the Sun. On the 8th day he went on horse-chariot.
C 3 kanakapuTandalamu kadisi tommidOnADu
penachi padOnADu penDlipeeTa
enasi Sri vEnkaTESuDinTi alamElumangatO
vanitala naDumanu vAhanAla meedanu
On the 9th day he is taken on golden palanquin. On the 10th day Lord Venkatesa and Alamelumanga beautifully sat on wedding seats in chariot amidst pious ladies.