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texts such as the
Kovalam Katai. It is
attributed to a prince-turned-monk
Iḷaṅkō Aṭikaḷ, and was
probably composed in the 2nd
century CE. The Cilappatikāram...
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predicted that (the
younger prince)
Ilanko would succeed the king,
which angered the
elder prince Senguttavan.
Ilanko at once
chose to
renounce his claims...
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Dynasty [5th or 6th century]
recalling earlier events [2nd or 3rd century]".
Iḷaṅkō Aṭikaḷ (lit. "the
venerable ascetic prince"), also
spelled Ilango Adigal...
- 3. "Kari
Kaadu Dhaane"
Thenmozhi Das
Sathyan Ilanko 4:27 4. "Avan Varuvaan"
Thenmozhi Das
Sathyan Ilanko,
Aishwarya Ravichandran 3:31
Total length: 16:26...
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Oxford University Press,
India 1977. ISBN 0-19-562402-5
Cilappatikaram of
Ilanko Atikal (The Tale of an Anklet): An Epic of
South India. (
Translator – R...
- last line of a poem,
nothing follows except literary criticism,"
observes Iḷaṅkō in Cilappatikāram. The
postscript invites readers to
review the work. the...
- Parthasarathy, The Tale of an Anklet: An Epic of
South India: The Cilappatikāram of
Iḷaṅko Aṭikaḷ. New York:
Columbia University Press –
Canto 26.
Canto 5 also describes...
- The Tale of an Anklet: An Epic of
South India – The
Cilappatikaram of
Ilanko Atikal,
Translations from the
Asian classics. New York:
Columbia University...
- Greco-Roman World.
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-1-107-01205-9. Atikal,
Ilanko (2004). The Cilappatikāram: The Tale of an Anklet.
Translated by Parthasarathy...
- people".
Retrieved 27
December 2020. Parthsarathy, R.The cilappatikāram of
Iḷaṅko Aṭikaḷ : an epic of
South India, p. 282-283 James, G.
Tamil lexicography...
