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Paranar (Tamil: பரணர்) (c. 1st
century CE) was a poet of the
Sangam period, to whom 84
verses of the
Sangam literature have been attributed,
besides verse...
- 9th and 13th centuries. The
renowned poets of
classical Tamil such as
Paranar (1st
century CE),
Ilango Adigal (2nd–3rd
century CE), and
Kulasekhara Alvar...
- the
Chera prince Ilanko Adikal.
Chenkuttavan is
eulogized by the poet
Paranar in the
fifth decade of the
Pathitrupathu Collection, part of the Ettuthokai...
- era. He was the lord of the Āviyar clan of Vēls, a
contemporary of poet
Paranar, and was
known for his
lavish gifts and kindness. The Āviyar line of Vēls...
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successor to Ay Titiyan, is
mentioned by
authors Paranar and
Madurai Kanakkayanar in Akananuru.
Paranar and
Kanakkayanar also
mention Podiyil Mala, the...
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country of
Palani Hills. He was a
contemporary of
Tamil poets Kabilar, and
Paranar. Once
Pegan saw a male
peafowl displaying its
elaborate tail feathers....
- name is not known.
Avvaiyar is
considered to be
contemporary to
poets Paranar,
Kabilar and Thiruvalluvar. She is
attributed as the
author of 7 verses...
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successor to Ay Titiyan, is
mentioned by
authors Paranar and
Madurai Kanakkayanar in Akananuru.
Paranar and
Kanakkayanar also
mention Podiyil Mala, the...
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confederacy of nine
minor chieftains in the
battle of Vakaipparandalai.
Paranar, a
contemporary of Karikala, in his poem from
Agananuru mentions this incident...
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relay of elephants). Also
known as "Vanavaramban".
Chenguttuvan (Decad V,
Paranar) Son of
Nedum Cheralathan. "Kadal Pirakottiya"
Chenguttuvan is identified...
