நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar
The “Pathinenkeelkanaku” books have been considered Didactic (Neethi) Literature. “Tirukkural” is also contained in this category. It is the emperor of all didactic treatises of the world in couplets. Morality books should be a compilation from the noble mind; the antiquity of “Tirukkural” makes it...
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| description | The “Pathinenkeelkanaku” books have been considered Didactic (Neethi) Literature. “Tirukkural” is also contained in this category. It is the emperor of all didactic treatises of the world in couplets. Morality books should be a compilation from the noble mind; the antiquity of “Tirukkural” makes it added to the Keelkanaku books. There is a place to Naladiyar on the next level to “Tirukkural”. The whole Paa (prosody) of “Naladiyar” is framed in Venba Yappu. These are in five feet or minimum feet that speak about three of either morality, matter, pleasure, or any one of these themes. “Naladiyar” has especially spoken for made up of four hundred of four feet Venba similar to “Tirukkural”. It has been popularized greatly and emphasizes determinations of Tamils in Pathinenkeelkanaku books. Jain Sages have done the art of words of familial truth. When deeply observing the contents of Keelkanaku books like morality and justice, didactic advice is vital for Tamil society. Sangam Literature and “Thirukkural” did not speak hate of female birth. But moral literature speaks with hate and diminishes the role of female birth. The familial thoughts of ancient Tamils are seen in “Naladiyar” and have been framed as the third ‘Kamathuppal’ the thirty-eighth adhikaram “General Women” and thirty-ninth adhikaram "Chastity Women" which are spoken about joy and distress and happiness respectively. This research paper talks about chaste women from select works. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-66530301ac6140a9bf6ee2ef89ca2d622023-02-16T07:26:32ZengMaheswari PublishersInternational Journal of Tamil Language and Literary Studies2581-71402023-01-01Volume - 5Issue - 214615710.5281/zenodo.7591389நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyarஜெ.மணிகண்டன் / J.Manikandan 0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0400-2682(Ref. No.04583/Ph.D.-K6/), முனைவர் பட்ட ஆய்வாளர், தமிழ்த்துறை - உயராய்வு மையம், தமிழவேள் உமாமகேசுவரனார் கரந்தைக் கலைக் கல்லூரி, தஞ்சாவூர் - 613 002, தமிழ்நாடு, இந்தியா. (திருச்சிராப்பள்ளி, பாரதிதாசன் பல்கலைக்கழக இணைவுப் பெற்றது) / (Ref. No.04583/Ph.D.-K6/), Research Scholar, Department of Tamil, Tamilavel Umamaheswaranar Arts College, Karanthai, Thanjavur-613 002, Tamil Nadu, India. (Affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli)The “Pathinenkeelkanaku” books have been considered Didactic (Neethi) Literature. “Tirukkural” is also contained in this category. It is the emperor of all didactic treatises of the world in couplets. Morality books should be a compilation from the noble mind; the antiquity of “Tirukkural” makes it added to the Keelkanaku books. There is a place to Naladiyar on the next level to “Tirukkural”. The whole Paa (prosody) of “Naladiyar” is framed in Venba Yappu. These are in five feet or minimum feet that speak about three of either morality, matter, pleasure, or any one of these themes. “Naladiyar” has especially spoken for made up of four hundred of four feet Venba similar to “Tirukkural”. It has been popularized greatly and emphasizes determinations of Tamils in Pathinenkeelkanaku books. Jain Sages have done the art of words of familial truth. When deeply observing the contents of Keelkanaku books like morality and justice, didactic advice is vital for Tamil society. Sangam Literature and “Thirukkural” did not speak hate of female birth. But moral literature speaks with hate and diminishes the role of female birth. The familial thoughts of ancient Tamils are seen in “Naladiyar” and have been framed as the third ‘Kamathuppal’ the thirty-eighth adhikaram “General Women” and thirty-ninth adhikaram "Chastity Women" which are spoken about joy and distress and happiness respectively. This research paper talks about chaste women from select works.http://ijtlls.com/data/uploads/archives-normal/volume-5-issue-2-january-2023/11-%20Manikandan.pdfsoothing languagechaste womennaladiyarpridepatiencehospitality. |
| spellingShingle | ஜெ.மணிகண்டன் / J.Manikandan நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar International Journal of Tamil Language and Literary Studies soothing language chaste women naladiyar pride patience hospitality. |
| title | நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar |
| title_full | நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar |
| title_fullStr | நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar |
| title_full_unstemmed | நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar |
| title_short | நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு / Myth of Ancient Women in Naaladiyar |
| title_sort | நாலடியாரில் பண்டைய மகளிர் மீக்கூறு myth of ancient women in naaladiyar |
| topic | soothing language chaste women naladiyar pride patience hospitality. |
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