This ancient temple for Sri Ramanaadheswarar is found in Porur, terribly close to Porur junction, off. Kunrathur Road. This ancient temple is connected to the Ramayana amount. in keeping with the history, Sri avatar on His thanks to state unweary here during this place that was then a forest. whereas resting below Associate in Nursing Amla tree (‘Nelli’ in Thamizh), He complete that there was a Shiva symbol below the bottom and his feet had touched the top of the symbol inadvertently. Ramanadheswara temple is settled at porur Chennai. it's celebrated for Guru (one of the navagraha temples).The Ramanadheswara temple is that the situated terribly close to the porur Kunrathur Junction.

The temple is made by II Kulathunga Cholan around 700 AD.History says Lord avatar searched seetha during this place.By Mistake Lord avatar kicked Sivalingam and he complete the one he kicked was symbol,then shiva appeared and gave directions to Lord avatar to succeed in srilanka.Lord Shiva is taken into account as Guru. there's no seperate Guru sannaidhi.Sri avatar noninheritable a Dhosham as He had touched the symbol along with his feet. therefore he undertook a penance towards Lord Shiva for forty eight days with only one Amla fruit as his food, to endure the Dhosham and to bring out the Shiva symbol. Lord Shiva happy with Sri avatar’s penance came out from the world and gave Viswaroopa Dharshan to Sri Rama.

Sri avatar with sincere prayers loved Lord Shiva as His Guru and ought to grasp the directions to succeed in the place wherever Sri mythical being was unbroken below custody of Raavana and headed towards state. As Sri avatar loved Lord Shiva as His Guru, this place became a Guru Sthalam among nine Navagraha Temples of Chennai (or Thondai Mandalam). Here Lord Shiva Himself is loved as Sri Guru Bhagavan.Also this place is named Uthara Raameswaram, as Sri avatar loved Lord Shiva here, kind of like Raameswaram. conjointly in keeping with temple sources, it's aforementioned that Porur was known as as Uthara Raameswaram in ancient days.