[9][10][11] Shree Parshurama also requested 60 rishis to settle in the newly created land and protect the resident clans.

The Shiva icon and temple was thus named as Shree Vyadeshwar (the Lord of Vyadi).

[13][14] Shree Vyadeshwar Deity was lost to time and is rediscovered in the era of King Sakuran, when the current temple structure was built.

[17] Here, Shiva is Shree Vyadeshwar, the central shrine, with Surya, Ganesha, Amba or Ambika (Shiva's consort) and Vishnu with his wife Lakshmi as the South-East, South-West, North-West and North-East subordinate shrines respectively.

The said locations being very close to Guhagar, devotees of Shri Vyadeshwar may visit these three temples also.

Other holy places reflect the presence of different deities : Shree Chandikai Kalkai Temple (Waghivare), Garamath, Velneshwar, Tarakeshwar, Taldeo, Kartikeya, Someshwar, Sapteshwar, Karneshwar, Karhateshwar,[26] Kutakeshwar, Hrudakeshwar, Saptakotishwar, Dalbhyeshwar, Harihareshwar, Bhairav, Rameshwar, Chyavaneshwar, Ufrata Ganesh, Karanjeshwari Pethmap Chiplun and Durga Devi temple, Guhagar.