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hailed from a
place known as Seerthandalai,
later came to be
known as
Seethalai. He was a
grain merchant at
Madurai and
hence came to be
called "Koolavanigan"...
- AD due to this
tsunami The
ancient Tamil poem
Manimekalai by the poet
Seethalai Saathanar is set in the town of Kaveripattanam.
Ancient ruins of a 4th-5th-century...
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Manimekhalai or Manimekalai, is a
Tamil Buddhist epic
composed by Kulavāṇikaṉ
Seethalai Sataṉar
probably somewhere between the 2nd
century to the 6th century...
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spotted by
naked eye. The
ancient Tamil poem
Manimekalai by the poet
Seethalai Saathanar is set in the town of Kaveripattanam.
Ancient ruins of a 4th-5th-century...
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known globally.
Authors influenced by the
Kural include Ilango Adigal,
Seethalai Satthanar, Sekkilar, Kambar, Leo Tolstoy,
Mahatma Gandhi,
Albert Schweitzer...
- is the main
character of
another epic
called "Mani****",
written by
Seethalai Sattanar, born to them in this
period of love in
between them at Kaveripoompatinam...
- Aut****d a sole
Sangam verse 447
Seethalai Sāthanār (also
known as
Madhurai Seethalai Sāthanār,
Madhurai Koolavānikan
Seethalai Sāthanār) சீத்தலை சாத்தனார்...
-
Gopalakrishnamachariyar (compiler). Chennai: Uma Padhippagam. 1456 pp.
Seethalai Sāthanār, மணிமேகலை [Manimekalai], See
original text in
Tamil Virtual University...
- Shiva)
Ukkira Peruvaluthiyar Kapilar Paranar Nakkirar I
Mamulanar Kalladar Seethalai Sathanaar Marutthuvan Dhamodharanar Nagan Devanar Arisil Kilar Ponmudiyar...
- Perundhevanar, and Gunasagarar. 13 பொருளுரை (Porulurai)
Meaningful speech Seethalai Sathanaar Manimekalai,
verse 22:61 14 முதுமொழி (Mudhumoḻi) Variant: பழமொழி...
