The research article that I wrote, as inspired by a 30-year old Radio Broadcast of Dr. R. Kalaikkovan, Founder, Dr. M. Rajamanikkanar Centre for Historical
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Iconographic Representation of Adavallan/Dancing Shiva inspired by Karaikkal Ammai’s Poetry
The Radio broadcast of Dr. R. Kalaikkovan, Founder, Dr. M. Rajamanikkanar Centre for Historical Research, Thiruchirapalli (approximately 30 years ago), titled ‘ADAVALLAN’, was published in the
Radio Broadcast of Dr. R. Kalaikkovan – ‘ADAVALLAN’
This is one of the Radio broadcasts of Dr. R. Kalaikkovan, Founder, Dr. M. Rajamanikkanar Centre for Historical Research, Thiruchirapalli (broadcasted approximately 30 years ago), titled ‘ADAVALLAN’. The
Paravai Nangai Isuvaram, Paravaipuram/Panaiyavaram
Rajendra I, recognising his relationship with Anukkiyar Paravai Nangaiyar through his Thiruvarur Inscriptions, and the Thiruvarur Inscriptions of Rajadhiraja I, son of Rajendra I, endorsing
Panchavanmadevi Pallippadai – Rajendra I’s Tribute to his Step-Mother
While the inscriptions of Paravai Nangai Isuvaram are still being studied, I thought the other distinct deed of Rajendra Chola I, constructing a Pallippadai Temple
Rajadhiraja I’s Inscription on Paravai Nangaiyar- A Son’s Tribute to Father’s Intimate Companion!
In the previous post, Rajendra Chola I’s honourable recognition of his Intimate Companion, Anukkiyar Paravai Nangaiyar, through the King’s Thiruvarur inscription was discussed. This post,
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