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{{Read Tamil|Name of target page=உமட்டூர்கிழார் மகனார் பரங்கொற்றனார்|Title of target page=உமட்டூர்கிழார் மகனார் பரங்கொற்றனார்}} | {{Read Tamil|Name of target page=உமட்டூர்கிழார் மகனார் பரங்கொற்றனார்|Title of target page=உமட்டூர்கிழார் மகனார் பரங்கொற்றனார்}} | ||
Umattur Kizhar Makanar Parankotranaar was a poet of the Sangam period. One of his poems is in ''[[Agananuru]]'' collections. | |||
== Private Life == | |||
Parankotranaar was born to Umattur Kizhar at Umattur. | |||
== Literary Life == | |||
Parankotranaar composed the 69<sup>th</sup> song of ''Agananuru''. It is a song of [[Paalai]] (wastelands) region that depicts the [[Thalaivi]] (companion of [[Thalaivan]] – male protagonist or Hero) being comforted by her friend. This song portrays the history of Tamil Nadu and the relationship of Tamil Nadu with other countries. | |||
====== Facts detailed in this song ====== | |||
* There is a story of Iyalther Mauryas, a type of Mauryas, who invaded Tamil Nadu but returned unmaterialized. | |||
* There is mention of Mauryas with a large chariot army who advanced by cutting through the mountain that was blocking their way. | |||
* King Aai, one of the [[Kadaiyezhu Vallalgal]] (7 philanthropists of Sangam era) wears an armlet. King Aai is praised as a great son of Vayavar (soldier). | |||
* There is note on the generosity of King Aai. | |||
* Soldiers of the King of Aai have in their hands the bow and arrow, tied with the peacock feathers. | |||
== Poetry Style == | |||
* ''Agananuru 69'' | |||
<blockquote>aaynalam tholaintha maeniyum, maa malarth | |||
thakai vanappu izhantha kannum, vakai ila | |||
vannam vaadiya variyum, noakki, | |||
aazhal aanrisin neeyae. urithinin | |||
eethal inpam vehki, maevarach | |||
sey porul thiravar aaki, pul ilaip | |||
paraarai nelli am pulith thiral kaay | |||
kaana mada maraik kananirai kavarum | |||
vaenil aththam ennaathu, aemurru, | |||
vin poru nedung kudai iyal thaer moariyar | |||
pon punai thikiri thiritharak kuraiththa | |||
arai iranthu akanranaraayinum, enaiyathooum | |||
needalar vaazhi, thoazhi! aadu iyal | |||
mada mayil ozhiththa peeli vaarnthu, tham | |||
silai maan val vil surri, pala maan | |||
ampudaik kaiyar aran pala noori, | |||
nankalam tharooum vayavar perumakan | |||
sudar manip perum poon aaay kaanaththuth | |||
thalai naal alarin naarum nin | |||
alar mulai aakaththu in thuyil maranthae.</blockquote> | |||
== Reference == | |||
* [https://www.tamildigitallibrary.in/book-detail?id=jZY9lup2kZl6TuXGlZQdjZt1k0l3&tag=%E0%AE%9A%E0%AE%99%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%95%E0%AE%A4%E0%AF%8D%20%E0%AE%A4%E0%AE%AE%E0%AE%BF%E0%AE%B4%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%AA%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%AA%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%B2%E0%AE%B5%E0%AE%B0%E0%AF%8D%20%E0%AE%B5%E0%AE%B0%E0%AE%BF%E0%AE%9A%E0%AF%88#book1/ Poet Ka. Govindan - Tirunelveli Thennindia Saiva Sithantha Noorpathippu Kazhagam – Sangam Tamil Poet List - 8 : named Kizhars] | |||
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Umattur Kizhar Makanar Parankotranaar was a poet of the Sangam period. One of his poems is in Agananuru collections.
Private Life
Parankotranaar was born to Umattur Kizhar at Umattur.
Literary Life
Parankotranaar composed the 69th song of Agananuru. It is a song of Paalai (wastelands) region that depicts the Thalaivi (companion of Thalaivan – male protagonist or Hero) being comforted by her friend. This song portrays the history of Tamil Nadu and the relationship of Tamil Nadu with other countries.
Facts detailed in this song
- There is a story of Iyalther Mauryas, a type of Mauryas, who invaded Tamil Nadu but returned unmaterialized.
- There is mention of Mauryas with a large chariot army who advanced by cutting through the mountain that was blocking their way.
- King Aai, one of the Kadaiyezhu Vallalgal (7 philanthropists of Sangam era) wears an armlet. King Aai is praised as a great son of Vayavar (soldier).
- There is note on the generosity of King Aai.
- Soldiers of the King of Aai have in their hands the bow and arrow, tied with the peacock feathers.
Poetry Style
- Agananuru 69
aaynalam tholaintha maeniyum, maa malarth
thakai vanappu izhantha kannum, vakai ila
vannam vaadiya variyum, noakki,
aazhal aanrisin neeyae. urithinin
eethal inpam vehki, maevarach
sey porul thiravar aaki, pul ilaip
paraarai nelli am pulith thiral kaay
kaana mada maraik kananirai kavarum
vaenil aththam ennaathu, aemurru,
vin poru nedung kudai iyal thaer moariyar
pon punai thikiri thiritharak kuraiththa
arai iranthu akanranaraayinum, enaiyathooum
needalar vaazhi, thoazhi! aadu iyal
mada mayil ozhiththa peeli vaarnthu, tham
silai maan val vil surri, pala maan
ampudaik kaiyar aran pala noori,
nankalam tharooum vayavar perumakan
sudar manip perum poon aaay kaanaththuth
thalai naal alarin naarum nin
alar mulai aakaththu in thuyil maranthae.
Reference
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