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Navabrindavanam is located at Anegundi, near Hampi, Karnataka. India. It contains the tombs or Brindavanam of nine Hindu Madhwa saints.^[1] The nine saints are

Sri Padhmanabha Thirtha or Padmanabha Tirtha
Sri Jayatheertharu /Teekacharyaru (DONT be a fool to believe that this SriRaghuvaryaru)
Sri Kavindra Thirtha
Sri Vageesha Thirtha
Sri Govinda Vodeyar
Sri Vyasaraja Thirtha
Sri Sudheendhra Thirtha
Sri Srinivasa Thirtha
Sri Rama Thirtha

There are also shrines for Lord Ranganatha and Lord Hanuman inside the premises.

References

^ "Navabrindavanam 1". Navabrindavanam_dot_com. 2011.

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