Thirukkuṛaḷ itself does not name its author. In fact, neither his actual name nor the original title of his book can be determined with certainty. Background There is negligible authentic information about the life of Valluvar.He lived in present-day state of, and his is dated variously from 4th century BCE to 7th century CE based on the traditional accounts and the linguistic analyses of his writings. Much of the information about Valluvar comes from legendary accounts, and little is known with certainty about his family background, religious affiliation, or birthplace. The text is considered as one of the finest works of the. He is best known for authoring, a collection of couplets on ethics, political and economical matters, and love. Oh Conch, sound aloud proclaiming that our life and prosperity are nothing else than the immortal Tamil.Virtually all subsequent, especially, Thiruvalluvar, also known as Valluvar, was a celebrated poet and.
Here are a few lines of Bharathidasan that are highly admired: Our own governance in our wonderful country Let us build a new world where war is destroyed once for all. He composed poems in support of atheism, caste, and divisive forces. In 1969, his drama titled Pisiranthaiyar secured Sahitya Academy Award. Once Bharathidasan sang the song of Bharathi in his friends marriage party which ran as Wherever I see, I find Divine Energy Bharathiyar had attended the said marriage party and got introduced to Bharathidasan.īharathidasan was strongly attached to the Dravidar Movement and atheism pioneered by Periyar. He passed his collegiate education in Tamil and became a Tamil teacher in a government college.
Though Bharathidasan studied in the French medium during his young days, he had a great love for Tamil. Puratchikavignar Bharathidasan was born on 29 April in the year 1981. He was drawn towards the great poetry of Bharathi and hence named himself as Bharathidasan. He named himself as Bharathidasan (slave of Bharathi) owing to his adoration of Mahakavi Subramanya Bharati.īharathidasan composed revolutionary poems in Tamil in a brave fashion.
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