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{{Read Tamil|Name of target page=எண்செய்யுள்|Title of target page=எண்செய்யுள்}} | {{Read Tamil|Name of target page=எண்செய்யுள்|Title of target page=எண்செய்யுள்}} | ||
Enseyyul is one of the Tamil [[Sitrrilakiyam]] (minor literary) works. Prabandham is the Sanskrit word for Sitrrilakiyam. The Enseyyul comprises of collections of 10 to 1000 poems praising the hero ([[paatudaith thalaivan]] - male protagonist) and his village. Each poem collection has a certain number of poems and each poem praises the name of the place where the Lord resides or the king lives<ref> | Enseyyul is one of the Tamil [[Sitrrilakiyam]] (minor literary) works. Prabandham is the Sanskrit word for Sitrrilakiyam. The Enseyyul comprises of collections of 10 to 1000 poems praising the hero ([[paatudaith thalaivan]] - male protagonist) and his village. Each poem collection has a certain number of poems and each poem praises the name of the place where the Lord resides or the king lives<ref>poem>oththidum paaddudaiththalaivan oorpeyarinai | ||
eduththum ennaal peyar pera | eduththum ennaal peyar pera | ||
eerainthu kavimuthal aayiramvarai sollal | eerainthu kavimuthal aayiramvarai sollal | ||
enseyyul aakumanre | enseyyul aakumanre</poem>- [[Prabandha Deepigai]] - poem 15</ref> <ref>[[Prabandha Deepam]]-21</ref>. Each poem collection (book) is titled as per the number of poems in it.<ref><poem>ooraiyum peyaraiyum uvanthu ennaalae | ||
seerithin paadal enseyyul aakum </poem>- ilakkana vilakkam porulathikaaram - paatiyal, paadal 848</ref>. | seerithin paadal enseyyul aakum </poem>- ilakkana vilakkam porulathikaaram - paatiyal, paadal 848</ref>. | ||
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Enseyyul is one of the Tamil Sitrrilakiyam (minor literary) works. Prabandham is the Sanskrit word for Sitrrilakiyam. The Enseyyul comprises of collections of 10 to 1000 poems praising the hero (paatudaith thalaivan - male protagonist) and his village. Each poem collection has a certain number of poems and each poem praises the name of the place where the Lord resides or the king lives[1] [2]. Each poem collection (book) is titled as per the number of poems in it.[3].
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Some of the Enseyyul books are:
- Muthollaiyiram (three nine hundred): These poems comprise collection of three nine hundred songs, each hundred sung on each of three kings : Chera, Chola and Pandya, as the hero of the song. Therefore, it was named as Muthollaiyiram (three nine thousand).
- Arumbai Thollaiyiram (nine hundred)
- Thiruingoimalai Ezhuvathu (seventy)
- Thiruvottiyur Orupa Orupathu
Foot Notes
- ↑ poem>oththidum paaddudaiththalaivan oorpeyarinai eduththum ennaal peyar pera eerainthu kavimuthal aayiramvarai sollal enseyyul aakumanre</poem>- Prabandha Deepigai - poem 15
- ↑ Prabandha Deepam-21
- ↑ - ilakkana vilakkam porulathikaaram - paatiyal, paadal 848
ooraiyum peyaraiyum uvanthu ennaalae
seerithin paadal enseyyul aakum
References
- Kaliththuraip Paatiyal ennum Navaneethap Paatiyal by Navaneetha Nadanaar, Publishers: S. Kaliyaanasundar Iyer and S.G. Ganapathi Iyer
- Ilakana Vilakam Porul Athigaram - Paatiyal by Vaidhyanatha Desikar, Puublishers: T.V. Gopal Iyer, Thiruvaiyaru
- Muthuviriyam - Publisher: K. Sundaramurthy
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