Tirumala Promissory note to Varahaswami

Tirumala Promissory note

Lord Tirupati Venkatachalapathi borrowed money from Kuberan for his wedding.This is the promissory note he issued to Kuberan.It is preserved under Varahaswamy peetam in Tirupati. She ing thr note utself which was written by Lord Venkteshwara Himself will bestow all kinds of auspiciousness. Sharing it will multiply the benediction🙏🏼🙏🏼

The loan given to Lord Venkateshwara by Kuberan was 1.4 million in Ramamudra Coins.

The loan was given under the condition tha the debtor should makean executory note Himself. The promissory note was dictated by Brahma and Lord Venkateshwara himself wrote it.The text is as follows:

"This, the 7th day of the bright-fortnight of the month of Vysakha in Kaliyuga, The debtor is Srinivasa, ‘the creditor is Dhaneswara. Purpose : marriage of the loanee. Amount of Loan fourteen lakhs in Ramamudra coins. The loanee should repay it with interest in one thousand years after the loanee’s marriage.”

 Brahma and Siva attested as witnesses. The scribe was the loanee himself. After accepting the promissory note, Kubera paid the amount in cash. Srinivasa requested Kubera to purchase and get all the articles and material required for the marriage Viz., clothes, pulses, rice, wheat the auspicious Mangalya thread etc.,

Above passage is an excerpt from Sri Venkatachala its Glory by Chalapati Rao. This book contains the Sthala Purana (temple legends taken from various Puranas). This book is co published by Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD).

Thus Lord Venkateshwara Himself wrote the note. Lord Brahma and Lord Shiva signed as witnesses.   .

The duration period is in Deva years and not Bhuloka years. This period will carry on approximately till the end of this Kali Yuga. So, it is believed that what ever he is paying back (from Hundi) is counted as interest rather than the principle. So, the pending amount cannot be determined yet.