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According to Hindu theology, he is the son of Harihara (Mahavishna in the form of Mohini) and Shiva. Ayappan is also referred to as Ayappa, Sashtawa, Hariharastoun, Manikantan, Shasta or Dharma Shasta and Sabari. Ayappan's iconography portrays him as a beautiful celibacy god, a fatherly yogi, and an embodiment of dharma that wears a bell around his neck. In the Hindu pantheon his legends are relatively recent, but varied. He is revered by Muslims in Kerala, with legends in which Ayappan wins and receives the worship of the Muslim robber Wawar. In the Hindu tradition popular in the Western Ghata he was born with the forces of Shiva and Vishnu to resist and defeat the shape of the shifting evil Buffalo DemoMagic. He was raised by childless royal couple Rajashekara Pandian and Koperendevi, and grew up as a yogi, champion of ethical and dharma life. In the South Indian version, Ayappan's photographs show him riding a tiger, but in some places, such as Sri Lanka, he rides a white elephant. The popularity of Ayippon has grown in many parts of India, and Ayappan's most famous shrine is in Sabarimala, located in the hills of Patanamtitta in Kerala. The shrine receives millions of pilgrims each year in late December and early January, many of whom prepare for weeks before and then climb the hill barefoot, making it one of the largest active pilgrimage sites in the world. The pilgrimage attracts a wide range of devotees, from different social or economic backgrounds, with the exception of women at their fertile age, because Ayappan is considered a celibacy deity. Ayappan may have a common historical relationship with the Tamil deity Ayanar. The most significant holiday associated with it is Makaravilakku (Makara Sankranti), observed around the winter solstice. Names and iconography of Ayappan at the Temple of Mrdanga Sayleswari, Muzakkunnu, Kannur. The name Ayappan (sometimes spelled as Ayyappa or Ayappan) may be associated with a similar-sounding ancient term arya. The Sanskrit term Arya (Pali: Aria) is found in the ancient texts of Hinduism and Buddhism, where it means spiritually noble,