- phoneme"), the
Sollatikaram ("Sol"
meaning "Sound, word") and the
Porulatikaram ("Porul"
meaning "subject matter", i.e. prosody, rhetoric, poetics)...
-
Tamil Language and Literature' Chennai, 1956, pp. 35, 151
Tolkappiyam Porulatikaram, Peraciriyam. Ed. by R.P.C
Pavanantam Pillai. 2 Vols, Longmans,Creen...
-
relationship to the
poruḷatikāram suggests that they were
composed a few
generations after the
final redaction of the
poruḷatikāram,
which they date to...
- included:
Viracoliyam (1881)
Iraiyanar Akapporul (1883) Tolkappiyam-
Porulatikaram (1885)
Kalittokai (1887) - the
first of the
Eight Anthologies (Eṭṭuttokai)...
-
matriclan system which is an
extension of
Tamil tradition. The Tolkāppiyam
Porulatikaram indicating the four-fold
division is the
earliest Tamil literature to...
- be the
first reference to a
specialized occupation. The Tolkāppiyam
Porulatikaram indicating the four-fold
division is the
earliest Tamil literature to...
- Madras. Tolkāppiyar; P. S.
Subrahmanya Sastri (1999). Tolkāppiyam:
Poruḷatikāram.
Kuppuswami Sastri Research Institute. ISBN 978-81-85170-27-5. K A Nilakanta...
- included:
Viracoliyam (1881)
Iraiyanar Akapporul (1883) Tolkappiyam-
Porulatikaram (1885)
Kalittokai (1887) - the
first of the
Eight Anthologies (Eṭṭuttokai)...
- ISBN 81-208-1215-8
Ramasami Pillai, Se. Re., ed. (1953),
Tolkappiyam porulatikaram ilampuranar uraiyutan, vol. 2, Tirunelveli: The
South India Saiva Siddhantha...
