Rajagopala Chidambaram refers to a deity worshiped in Hindu temples, particularly in the South Indian tradition. The name combines "Rajagopala," which is a form of Lord Krishna, often depicted as a cowherd or shepherd, and "Chidambaram," which is a famous temple town in Tamil Nadu, India, known for its Shivastalam (dedicated to Lord Shiva) and its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
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