-
Koodal (Koodal
Azhagar temple) may
belong to the 3rd or 4th
century A.D.
Paripāṭal currently has 24
survived and in that
seven are
dedicated to Maha Vishnu...
- as well, such as the Kali
meter in
Kalittokai and the
mixed Paripatal meter in
Paripatal. The
works of
Sangam literature were lost and
forgotten for most...
- Perumal, and the
Tamil devotional poems ascribed to him, are
found in
Paripāṭal – the
Sangam era
poetic anthology. He is a po****r
Hindu deity particularly...
- fire
coming from his
third eye. The
Paripatal (Dated
between 300 BCE to 300 CE) (Tamil: பரிபாடல்,
meaning the
paripatal-metre anthology) is a
classical Tamil...
-
found in
later Tamil literature. She is
mentioned in the many
poems in
Paripāṭal ,
though the
dedicated poem to her in
among those that are
being discovered...
-
Skanda Purana which talks about harmony between Devasena and Valli, the
Paripatal – part of
Tamil Sangam literature –
speaks about conflict,
resulting in...
- of the
Sangam period. For example, nine of the
surviving poems in the
Paripatal collection is
dedicated to
river goddess Vaikai.
These poems mention bathing...
- Perumal, and the
Tamil devotional poems ascribed to him, are
found in
Paripāṭal – the
Sangam era
poetic anthology. He is a po****r
Hindu deity, particularly...
-
lexicon Pinkalandai identifies the name Vel with the
slayer of Tarakasura.
Paripatal, a
Sangam literary work from the
third century CE,
refers to Kartikeya...
- name
Vaiyai and
later changed into vaigai. It is
mentioned as
Vaiyai in
Paripatal and not Vaigai. A
large number of
banana trees sprang up in the place...