- The
Purananuru (Tamil: புறநானூறு,
Puṟanāṉūṟu,
literally "four
hundred [poems] in the
genre puram"),
sometimes called Puram or Purappattu, is a classical...
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geographical unit. In
Purananuru a
number of such
chieftains are mentioned;.. "Poem:
Purananuru - Part 15 by
George L. III Hart". "Poem:
Purananuru - Part 224 by...
- mother, and so on to
cover ancestors from all
sides of the family. The
Purananuru is a
classical Tamil poetic work and
traditionally the last of the Eight...
- Rāsi/Chittirai i.e. mid-April as the
commencement of the year in the
Puṟanāṉūṟu. The
Tolkappiyam is the
oldest surviving Tamil grammar text that divides...
- to be mythical. In Old
Tamil language, the term
Tamilakam (Tamiḻakam,
Purananuru 168. 18)
referred to the
whole of the
ancient Tamil-speaking area, corresponding...
- only
information we have is from the
fragmentary poems of
Sangam in the
Purananuru. The only
source available to us on
Kopperuncholan is the
mentions in...
- the
Tamil chieftains Vēl Pāri and Athiyamān. She
wrote 59
poems in the
Puṟanāṉūṟu. A
plaque on a
statue of the poet in
Chennai suggests the
first century...
-
Valaris are
described in the
Tamil Sangam Purananuru: a
historical version of the
Sangam literature, the
Purananuru 233rd Poem,
mentions the
thigri or valari...
-
found in the
Sangam literature of Akanaṉūṟu,(dated 200 BCE–300 CE) and
Purananuru (dated 200 BCE–300 CE), the twin
epics of
Silappatikaram (dated 6th century...
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story of the
Ramayana is
found in the
Purananuru which is
dated from 1st
century BCE and 5th
century CE.
Purananuru 378,
attributed to the poet Unpodipasunkudaiyar...