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Thottikalai Subramania Munivar (1740 - 1810) has composed many keerthanas, viruththams. He followed Shaiva Philosophy and was student of Shivagnana Munivar. He work includes books like Kalaisaikovai, Thiruthanigai Thiruviruththam, Kalaisai Chidambaresar Vannam. Till fifty (50) years ago, his Kalaisai Siledai Venpa was used as reference for musicians.
Thottikalai Subramania Munivar (1740 - 1810) has composed many keerthanas(religious songs) and viruththams(type of verse). He followed Saiva philosophy and was student of Shivagnana Munivar. His work includes books like Kalaisaikovai, Thiruthanigai Thiruviruththam, Kalaisai Chidambaresar Vannam. Till fifty (50) years ago, his Kalaisai Siledai Venpa was used as reference by musicians.
=== Birth, Education ===
=== Birth, Education ===
Thottikalai Subramania Munivar was born in the year 1740 in Kattumannarkovil Vellalar community.
Thottikalai Subramania Munivar was born in the year 1740 in Kattumannarkovil Vellalar community.


He learnt Tamil grammar and Shaiva philosophy texts from Shivagnana Munivar who has written Sivagnana Bodhaga Perurai. He went on to become expert in Cheyyul (traditional verses).
He learnt Tamil grammar and Saiva philosophy texts from Shivagnana Munivar who has written ''Sivagnana Bodhaga Perurai''. He went on to become expert in ''Cheyyul'' (traditional-styled verses).
=== Personal Life ===
=== Personal Life ===
Early in his life, he got his renunciation and enlightenment from The Lord Ambalavanar of Thiruvaduthurai Adheenam and also served as poet in his court <ref>[https://www.tamilvu.org/courses/hg200/hg204/html/hg204maa.htm Tamil Virtual University]</ref>. He was bestowed upon the title of Madhurakavi for his scholarship. Later realizing that scholars are not properly respected in the monastery, he moved to a place called kalasai (also known as Thottikalai) and stayed along with Sivagnana Swami. He was also patronized by Thottikalai Kesava Mudaliar and Vedachalai Mudaliar.
Early in his life, he was blessed to be an ascetic and got religious instructions from Lord Ambalavanar of ''Thiruvaduthurai Adheenam'' (head of Siva mutt) and also served as poet in his court <ref>[https://www.tamilvu.org/courses/hg200/hg204/html/hg204maa.htm Tamil Virtual University]</ref>. He was bestowed title of ''Madhurakavi'' for his scholarship. Later realizing that scholars were not properly respected in the monastery, he moved to a place called Kalasai (also known as Thottikalai) and stayed along with Sivagnana Swami. He was also patronized by Thottikalai Kesava Mudaliar and Vedachalai Mudaliar.
=== Music Work ===
=== Music Work ===
Thottikalai Subramania Munivar has written and sung Pancharatna Malai containing twenty four (24) songs on his spiritual guru Ambalavana Desikar. Five keerthanas from this are given below.
Thottikalai Subramania Munivar has written and sung Pancharatna Malai containing twenty four (24) songs on his spiritual guru Ambalavana Desikar. Five keerthanas from this are given below.
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# Theme - Annavidu Thudhu - Anjame Enakkoru Thanjame Yaagi Ni Poi Alangal Konarnthaal Ullam Kalangene, Ragam - Dwijavanthi
# Theme - Annavidu Thudhu - Anjame Enakkoru Thanjame Yaagi Ni Poi Alangal Konarnthaal Ullam Kalangene, Ragam - Dwijavanthi
# Theme - Kilividu Thudhu - Killaye Mayatru Kollaiye Yarakk Kallaye Sori Kaavitharai Kettu Ni Vaangikka, Ragam - Maanji, Talam - Atatala
# Theme - Kilividu Thudhu - Killaye Mayatru Kollaiye Yarakk Kallaye Sori Kaavitharai Kettu Ni Vaangikka, Ragam - Maanji, Talam - Atatala
When his guru Sivagnana Swamigal attained salvation, his keerthana "Ninaithatra Sagikka Pomo" (1785) became popular. Apart from this, he has composed and sung few other Chindu and Kanni. There is a monastery (Madam) constructed for him in Kalaisai and it is named as Saamiyar Madam. [[File:Kalaisai.png|alt=Kalasai Kovai|thumb|Kalasai Kovai - U. V. Swaminatha Iyer (In Photograph - U.V.Sa.)]]
When his guru Sivagnana Swamigal attained salvation, his keerthana "''Ninaithatra Sagikka Pomo''" (1785) became popular. Apart from this, he has composed and sung few other Chindu and Kanni (types of verses). There is a monastery (Madam) constructed for him in Kalaisai and it is named as Saamiyar Madam. [[File:Kalaisai.png|alt=Kalasai Kovai|thumb|Kalasai Kovai - U. V. Swaminatha Iyer (In Photograph - U.V.Sa.)]]
=== Death ===
=== Death ===
He died in the year 1810.
He died in the year 1810.
=== Creation ===
=== Creation ===
He has written many books which include more than thirty (30) small books and major works like Thiruvaduthurai Kovai, Kalasai Kovai. His Avinangudi Pathitrupadanthadi was published first in 1790. From the old palm leave manuscripts, below are the believed to be his works.
Thottikalai Subramania Munivar has written many books which include more than thirty (30) small books and major works like Thiruvaduthurai Kovai and Kalasai Kovai. His ''Avinangudi Pathitrupadanthadi'' was published first in 1790. From old palm leave manuscripts, below are the believed to be his works.


Published works:
Published works:
* Kalaisai Kovai - Was reviewed and prefaced by U. V. Swaminatha Iyer.
* Kalaisai Kovai - Was reviewed and prefaced by [[U.V. Swaminatha Iyer|U. V. Swaminatha Iyer]].
* Kalaisai Siledai Venba
* Kalaisai Siledai Venba
* Kalaisai Chidambaresar Bharani
* Kalaisai Chidambaresar Bharani
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Kalaisai Kovai
Kalaisai Kovai

Thottikalai Subramania Munivar (1740 - 1810) has composed many keerthanas(religious songs) and viruththams(type of verse). He followed Saiva philosophy and was student of Shivagnana Munivar. His work includes books like Kalaisaikovai, Thiruthanigai Thiruviruththam, Kalaisai Chidambaresar Vannam. Till fifty (50) years ago, his Kalaisai Siledai Venpa was used as reference by musicians.

Birth, Education

Thottikalai Subramania Munivar was born in the year 1740 in Kattumannarkovil Vellalar community.

He learnt Tamil grammar and Saiva philosophy texts from Shivagnana Munivar who has written Sivagnana Bodhaga Perurai. He went on to become expert in Cheyyul (traditional-styled verses).

Personal Life

Early in his life, he was blessed to be an ascetic and got religious instructions from Lord Ambalavanar of Thiruvaduthurai Adheenam (head of Siva mutt) and also served as poet in his court [1]. He was bestowed title of Madhurakavi for his scholarship. Later realizing that scholars were not properly respected in the monastery, he moved to a place called Kalasai (also known as Thottikalai) and stayed along with Sivagnana Swami. He was also patronized by Thottikalai Kesava Mudaliar and Vedachalai Mudaliar.

Music Work

Thottikalai Subramania Munivar has written and sung Pancharatna Malai containing twenty four (24) songs on his spiritual guru Ambalavana Desikar. Five keerthanas from this are given below.

  1. Theme - Desikar's Pattana Pravesam (Entry in Madras) - Vanna Chivigaiyeri Vandaan, Ragam - Ananda Bhairavi, Talam - Atatala Chapu
  2. Theme - Megavidu Thudhu - Eera Mugile Maiyal Theerave Thudhu Sendrenakku Upagaram Seivai, Ragam - Kalyani, Talam - Adi
  3. Theme - Vanduvidu Thudhu - Manjariye Mana Manjariye Vaangiye Varuvai Ni Veguviraivai, Ragam - Mohanam
  4. Theme - Annavidu Thudhu - Anjame Enakkoru Thanjame Yaagi Ni Poi Alangal Konarnthaal Ullam Kalangene, Ragam - Dwijavanthi
  5. Theme - Kilividu Thudhu - Killaye Mayatru Kollaiye Yarakk Kallaye Sori Kaavitharai Kettu Ni Vaangikka, Ragam - Maanji, Talam - Atatala

When his guru Sivagnana Swamigal attained salvation, his keerthana "Ninaithatra Sagikka Pomo" (1785) became popular. Apart from this, he has composed and sung few other Chindu and Kanni (types of verses). There is a monastery (Madam) constructed for him in Kalaisai and it is named as Saamiyar Madam.

Kalasai Kovai
Kalasai Kovai - U. V. Swaminatha Iyer (In Photograph - U.V.Sa.)

Death

He died in the year 1810.

Creation

Thottikalai Subramania Munivar has written many books which include more than thirty (30) small books and major works like Thiruvaduthurai Kovai and Kalasai Kovai. His Avinangudi Pathitrupadanthadi was published first in 1790. From old palm leave manuscripts, below are the believed to be his works.

Published works:

  • Kalaisai Kovai - Was reviewed and prefaced by U. V. Swaminatha Iyer.
  • Kalaisai Siledai Venba
  • Kalaisai Chidambaresar Bharani
  • Thiruvaduthurai Kovai
  • Sivagnana Munivar Thudhi Viruththangal
  • Sivagnana Munivar Keerthanaigal

Unpublished works:

  • Kalaisai Chidambaresar Sannidhimurai (19 Prabanthams)
  • Kalaisai Chidambaresar Vannam
  • Kalaisai Chidambaresar Pancharathnam
  • Kalaisai Chidambaresar Kattiyam
  • Kalaisai Sivakamiammai Pancharathnam
  • Thirukuttala Chitrasabhai Thiruviruththam
  • Pazhani Kuzhandaivelar Pancharathna Malai
  • Sri Subramaniar Thiruviruththam
  • Thiruthanigai Thiruviruththam
  • Varuda Thirumullai Vayitrukodiyidaiammai Pillai Tamizh
  • Ayalur Murugar Pillai Tamizh
  • Thiruchenditru Sandaviruththam
  • Avinangudi Kailayanathar Pathitrupathandadi
  • Thirumaligai Thevar Thiruviruththangal
  • Thiruchitrambala Desikar Chindu
  • Thiruchitrambala Desikar Sandaviruththam
  • Ambalavana Desikar Pancharathna Malai
  • Ambalavana Desikar Vannam
  • Ambalavana Desikar Ananda Kalippu

Kalasai is another name of Thottikalai.

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Footnote

  1. ↑ Tamil Virtual University

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