- The
Tevaram (Tamil: தேவாரம்,
Tēvāram), also
spelled Thevaram,
denotes the
first seven volumes of the twelve-volume
collection Tirumurai, a
Shaiva narrative...
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century CE. All
songs in
Tevaram are
believed to be in sets of ten songs,
called patikam in Tamil. Some
musical experts consider Tevaram as a
divine musical...
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Shiva temple in Atikai,
where he
spontaneously composed his
first hymn of
Tevaram. As he sang the
second verse, he was
miraculously cured of his stomach...
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deity is
revered in the 7th
century CE
Tamil Saiva canonical work, the
Tevaram,
written by
Tamil saint poets known as the
Nayanars and
classified as Paadal...
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described in
detail in
works such as
Tevaram. In the 10th century, king Raja Raja
Chola I
collected the
volumes of
Tevaram after hearing excerpts of the hymns...
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deities are
revered in the 7th
century Tamil Shaiva canonical work, the
Tevaram,
written by
Tamil saint poets known as the
Nayanars and
classified as Paadal...
- poet-saint of
Tamil Shaiva Siddhanta tradition of Hinduism. He is
among the
Tevaram trio, and one of the most
prominent Nayanars, the
Shaiva bhakti (devotional)...
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singers of
Tevaram from
Parantaka I of the 8th century. A
record belonging to
Rajendra I
mentions Tevaranayakan, the
supervisor of
Tevaram and
shows the...
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about Shasta as the
progeny of
Shiva and
Tirumal (Vishnu) in one of his
Tevarams in the 7th century. The
saint Sambandar, in one of his songs,
praises Ayyanar...
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called the
Periya Puranam. The
first seven collections are
known as the
Tevaram and are
regarded by
Tamils as
equivalent to the Vedas. They were composed...
