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Ulagammaiammal (19<sup>th</sup> Century C.E.) was a Tamil poet and [[Sitrilakiyam]] (minor literary) poet. Ulagammaiammal's major work was ''Sivagnanap Padalgal'' (Songs of Siva - Divine Knowledge). | Ulagammaiammal (19<sup>th</sup> Century C.E.) was a Tamil poet and [[Sitrilakiyam]] (minor literary) poet. Ulagammaiammal's major work was ''Sivagnanap Padalgal'' (Songs of Siva - Divine Knowledge). | ||
== Private Life == | == Private Life == | ||
Ulagammaiammal was born in 1856 to Kuppaiyandipillai at Vannikonandhal in Tirunelveli district. Ulagammaiammal kept in mind the six-letter mantra 'Om Saravanabhava' preached by an elderly person came from Kallidaikurchi mutt. Her parents married off Ulagammaiammal to Kalugumalai Adinarayanan Pillai. After twelve years of | Ulagammaiammal was born in 1856 to Kuppaiyandipillai at Vannikonandhal in Tirunelveli district. Ulagammaiammal kept in mind the six-letter mantra 'Om Saravanabhava' preached by an elderly person came from Kallidaikurchi mutt. Her parents married off Ulagammaiammal to Kalugumalai Adinarayanan Pillai. After twelve years of married life, her husband passed away and Ulagammaiammal took up a life of asceticism. | ||
== Spiritual Life == | == Spiritual Life == | ||
Ulagammaiammal made a spiritual journey to | Ulagammaiammal made a spiritual journey to Kasi. Ulagammaiammal received the blessings from Kuruvikkulam Vedanayaka Adigal at Sindhupoonthurai and Ayakudi Paramasiva Adigal in Tenkasi taluk. | ||
== Literary Life == | == Literary Life == | ||
Ulagammaiammal composed twelve volumes of songs comprising Virutham, [[Venba]], Kanni and Isaipadal (opus). These were compiled and printed as a collection titled ''Sivagnanap Padalgal'' in 1914. | Ulagammaiammal composed twelve volumes of songs comprising Virutham, [[Venba]], Kanni and Isaipadal (opus). These were compiled and printed as a collection titled ''Sivagnanap Padalgal'' in 1914. | ||
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* ''Sivagnanap Padalgal'' | * ''Sivagnanap Padalgal'' | ||
== Reference == | == Reference == | ||
* [https://www.tamildigitallibrary.in/book-detail.php?id=jZY9lup2kZl6TuXGlZQdjZt2kupd#book1/3 Thamizh Puzhavar Varisai - S.A. Ramasamipulavar] | * [https://www.tamildigitallibrary.in/book-detail.php?id=jZY9lup2kZl6TuXGlZQdjZt2kupd#book1/3 Thamizh Puzhavar Varisai - S.A. Ramasamipulavar] | ||
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Ulagammaiammal (19th Century C.E.) was a Tamil poet and Sitrilakiyam (minor literary) poet. Ulagammaiammal's major work was Sivagnanap Padalgal (Songs of Siva - Divine Knowledge).
Private Life
Ulagammaiammal was born in 1856 to Kuppaiyandipillai at Vannikonandhal in Tirunelveli district. Ulagammaiammal kept in mind the six-letter mantra 'Om Saravanabhava' preached by an elderly person came from Kallidaikurchi mutt. Her parents married off Ulagammaiammal to Kalugumalai Adinarayanan Pillai. After twelve years of married life, her husband passed away and Ulagammaiammal took up a life of asceticism.
Spiritual Life
Ulagammaiammal made a spiritual journey to Kasi. Ulagammaiammal received the blessings from Kuruvikkulam Vedanayaka Adigal at Sindhupoonthurai and Ayakudi Paramasiva Adigal in Tenkasi taluk.
Literary Life
Ulagammaiammal composed twelve volumes of songs comprising Virutham, Venba, Kanni and Isaipadal (opus). These were compiled and printed as a collection titled Sivagnanap Padalgal in 1914.
Poetry Style
nachchumaa marampoal naayinan valarndhu
naalaelaam kazhiththanan avamae
ichchaiyae purinthaen idarelaam vizhainthaen
eddipoal irukkinraen enthaay
sechchaiyilaadun thiruvadi kandu
senrunin radainthidaap paavi
pachchamvaith thennaip paraveli saerththaan
paavaki adaikkalam unakkae
Books
- Sivagnanap Padalgal
Reference
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