- Māngudi Maruthanār, also
known as
Mānkudi Kilār,
Madhurai Kānchi ****var, and Kānchi ****vanār, was a poet of the
Sangam period, to whom 13
verses of...
- copper-plate
grant (8th–9th
century CE). In the work Mathuraikkanci, the
author Mankudi Maruthanar,
refers to his patron,
Talaihalanganum Nedunjeliyan, as the...
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Dance kalesi Dance Dinda Dhangedi Dance Matia Dance Dubu Duba
Dance Dala
mankudi Dance Paika Dance Kela
Keluni Dance Dhudki Nacha Sankirtana Pala Dasakathia...
- by the Paravars. However, in the
Sangam work Mathuraikkanci, the
author Mankudi Maruthanar,
refers to his patron, the
Pandya sovereign Talaiyanganam Nedunjeliyan...
- Vav
Limbhola Limpur Luharna Muvada Machhina Nadhara Mahapur Mal
Malvan Mankudi Maruwada Math (dodiya) Math (kotal) Mota
Dharola Mota
Machhiwada Mota Mirapur...
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Kuvalaiveli Ladanendal Madapuram Malavarayanendal Manalur Manambakki Mangulam Mankudi Maramvetti Karisalkulam Maranadu Melachorikulam Melanettur Melapidavoor...
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ascribe their patronage to the Pandyas. The
Sangam poem
Maduraikkanci by
Mankudi Maruthanaar contains a full-length
description of
Madurai and the Pandyan...
-
various aspects of life in the
ancient Tamil country. The
Maduraikkanci by
Mankudi Maruthanaar contains a full-length
description of
Madurai and the Pandyan...
- some 105 km away from the station. The next
nearest train stations are
Mankudi (south),
Kulikarai (west),
Adiyakkamangalam (east) and
Vijayapuram (north)...
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various aspects of life in the
ancient Tamil country. The
Maduraikkanci by
Mankudi Maruthanaar and the
Netunalvatai by
Nakkirar contain a
detailed description...
