21 Parivara Muni Names Worshipped with Munishwaran

Parivara Munis are powerful guardian deities worshipped in South Indian folk traditions, especially in Tamil Nadu. 

These Munis are considered divine attendants and manifestations connected to Munishwaran, who is believed to be a fierce form of Lord Shiva.

The term “21 Parivara Muni” refers to the collective group of Munis who protect villages, temples, boundaries, families, and devotees from negative forces. 


21 Parivara Muni worshipped with Munishwaran temple statue


Each Muni has a specific role such as protection, justice, fertility, health, or spiritual discipline.

This post lists the names of the 21 Parivara Munis traditionally worshipped along with Munishwaran, as followed in folk temples and ancestral worship practices.


🔱 21 Parivara Muni

Muniyandi – Worshipped for village protection and boundary safety.

Pandi Muni – Believed to guard communities and protect devotees from harm.

Sem Muni – Associated with maintaining balance and discipline in village life.

Karu Muni – Prayed to for strength, courage, and removal of fear.

Kodu Muni – Worshipped for protection against injustice and negative intentions.

Thanga Muni – Associated with prosperity, stability, and material well-being.

Vetha Muni – Believed to guide devotees on the righteous and truthful path.

Muthu Muni – Worshipped for peace of mind and emotional clarity.

Lada Muni – Associated with guarding sacred places and ancestral lands.

Sattai Muni – Believed to protect devotees from unseen negative influences.

Santhana Muni – Prayed to for family growth and blessings of children.

Korai Muni – Worshipped for resolving conflicts and restoring harmony.

Kongu Muni – Associated with regional protection and agricultural prosperity.

Yoga Muni – Linked with spiritual discipline, meditation, and inner strength.

Palaya Muni – Worshipped as an ancient guardian preserving traditional values.

Kottai Muni – Believed to protect forts, homes, and strong structures.

Pathala Muni – Associated with guarding underground forces and hidden energies.

Agni Muni – Associated with fire energy and removal of negative forces.

Raja Muni – Worshipped for leadership, authority, and justice.

Sama Muni – Linked with balance, calmness, and peaceful resolutions.

Nondi Muni – Believed to protect devotees during difficult life phases.


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