Further, the Ashtamangalya Prasnam revealed that the benevolent Goddess Sri Annapoornesvari, one of the three deities of Srithrukkulasekharapuram temple at Annakara is the ‘Dharmadaivam’ of the Ullanat family. There was a Vishnu temple in a place called Kokkur and when this temple was destroyed on account of heavy floods, the idol of the Lord was carried and brought by one Ullanat Panicker and installed in this temple complex. The Ashtamangalya Prasnam revealed that this Lord, known as Kokkur Srikrishnan is also very special to the Ullanat family.

Originally this temple of Goddess Sri Annapoornesvari at Annakara was under the control of Ullanat family, but now it is a temple under the management of Hindu Religious & Endowment Council (Malabar), Kozhikode. Even today the name of Ullanat Panicker appears as the Ooraalan of this temple in the Devasvam records.

There was a huge banyan tree said to be more than 300 years old in front of this temple and the base platform constructed in red stone had the name of Ullanat Kunjayamma (40) – mother of Raman Mootha Panicker, being the one who donated for the construction. A few years ago, this tree fell and the base was also removed.