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4th century buddha viharam - at poombuhar
Nice one Gandhiram. Poompuhar excavation was originally undertaken by National Institute of Oceanography - Archaeological division which was once headed by legend S.R.Rao who discovered dwaraka in the Gujarat bay. I met two of the scholars who did…
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July 2009
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Kaveripattanam & Buddhamangalam in Buddhist Texts
Dear ViraRajendra & Dhiwakar This is a very interesting topic. For Nagappattinam research, I had the opportunity to view several Pali texts like Milindapanho, Acharya Dharmapala's Netti pakarana attagatha gandha among others. For example …
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July 2009
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ponniyin selvan festival
Nice suggestion Sriraman. He has been very actively writing in the Hindu and Frontline. I'm sure we will have a place for him in the dias.
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July 2009
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august ps meet :: for follow up ..
> I request Gokul to try his hand on this ... Small droplets eventually culminating into a big ocean. Thanks for suggesting my name sps - I'll try
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seshadrigokul
June 2009
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Articles for Souvenir :: for follow up .. 002
Dear all Lot of emails on this subject - finding it hard to catch up. Seems to be a very nice plan. If we can come out with a book / souvenir which every ps lover would wish to keep, it will be a memorable treasure. Will catch up with all mails a…
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seshadrigokul
June 2009
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Granite idol found
Thanks Vj. Somehow hindu has missed the photograph.
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June 2009
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EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT ANCIENT THANJAI MANIMANDAPAM
Excellent Satish. Keep it up Gokul.S
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June 2009
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an interesting study on Kumbakonam - with map of chola pierod
Very beautiful !! Thanks a lot VJ
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seshadrigokul
June 2009
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THALIKKULATHAR
Dear all I featured thalikkulathar temple quite extensively in Rajakesari. The temple in Tamil was known as Thaamaraik Kulathu Mahadevar. Sundara chola seems to have donated to this temple. Rajendra also donated to this temple. Imagine a pond with…
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seshadrigokul
June 2009
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Article in The Hindu - 100 pillar hall lime cleaning and sculpture restoration
Excellent work chandra. My father informed me about this.
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seshadrigokul
June 2009
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"Moovar Ulaa"
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May 2009
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chidambaram letters-debth of inner sanctum: can it be a measure of antiquity?
> Please, what is a pragaram? Ambulatory wall
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May 2009
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"Kulothungan Pillaith Thamil" (repeat with correction)
Dear Sir It is a well written article. Thanks for posting the same. I wonder where can we get a copy of Kulothungan Pillaithamizh now. Also, I wonder if it is by ottakkuthar (though that is the traditional claim). The usage of language pales in co…
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seshadrigokul
May 2009
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History of India as told by Muslim Historians / Other History details
> For the kind reference of New Members respected member @ Srihari has > furnished wealth of informations in his earlier mails too :: Once again beautiful and informative exchange of emails between sps and veerarajendra.
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seshadrigokul
May 2009
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Pallippadai
One little point to add: - The person who actually did this viradham is a pidaran. Pidarars were singing Padhigams. They are musicians Lovely exchange of ideas
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seshadrigokul
May 2009
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A Note on Dramatic & Literary Compositions on Rajaraja Chola - 1
> unable to locate your answer to the question "Is "Rajasekari" in the http://www.varalaaru.com/Default.asp?articleid=294 In Print
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May 2009
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A Note on Dramatic & Literary Compositions on Rajaraja Chola - 1
> Is it in the Web?? or is it in Print. > the medieval Chola period in your historical novel, with your own > intution of how it would have been. Dear Sir It was my own imagination based on the practices around dance / dramas during th…
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seshadrigokul
May 2009
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A Note on Dramatic & Literary Compositions on Rajaraja Chola - 1
Dear Sir I was haunted by these two facts so much that I wrote a full novel to quench my own thirst & others. In Rajakesari you will see Rajaraja vijayam coming alive... its preparations, possible scenes etc.
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May 2009
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Pazhayarai... Vadathali
> There is PAZHARAYA VADATHALI - which was found closed and covered > under the Jain influence during Appar @ Navikkarasar period and was > subsequently opened and put on worship by the local chieftan > (Mutharayas ?).. Dear sps Th…
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May 2009
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Madhura Vijayam by Queen Gangadevi
> -last invasion of srirangam was in 1323 by Ulugh Khan. > possibly parakrama pandyan was in power then. Malik kafurs was a short but brutal invasion which happened several years earlier. But Ulugh khan stayed in srirangam with his forces an…
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May 2009
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Madhura Vijayam by Queen Gangadevi
In Srirangam, there is an entrance named "ariyabatal vaasal". The two female figures in this entrance are called Ganga and Yamuna. This entrance was named after the fierce battles it witnessed during the islamic invation. Not very far fr…
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seshadrigokul
May 2009
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Indus script does encode a language
Very good one thanks Vijay
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seshadrigokul
April 2009
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SRI VAISHNAVA SRI INFORMATION
Dear Sir Thanks for the Information. I learnt from my father that the quality of information is very good. In general I find lot of interest about Srirangam in early british writings - from a historic research perspective. But after that - for t…
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April 2009
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SMS Emden
Masterpieces. Nothing short of it. I am spell bound vijay.
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seshadrigokul
April 2009
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Muruganandam's new book
Dear Venkat Our heartiest regards to Muruganandam for his new book. i did not know that he had written about Gandhi's murder.Will get it next time. It is always refreshing to take a fresh look at well known events.
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April 2009
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Travelogue on the Cave Temple trip of Mahendravarman I
Dear Ragothaman Very nice travellogue. Travelloges should be written when the memory of the trip and its vibrations are still alive. This is such a travellogue. * The Nataraja at Siyamangalam is the earliest in Tamilnadu. The prototype could have …
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seshadrigokul
March 2009
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Dhiwakar's ref: Udaiyaloor Inscription & SMS Emden
> There is a THIRD source also... May be French Institute of Indology, Pondicherry. Not sure.
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seshadrigokul
March 2009
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Dhiwakar's ref: Udaiyaloor Inscription & SMS Emden
Dear Dhiwakar / SPS Thanks for very detailed mails. SPS & myself have discussed the topic at great lengths - very fascinating indeed. What confused me was the reference to udaiyaloor inscription. Now I know that it is actually the Thiruvalanchu…
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seshadrigokul
March 2009
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prolougue of new novel
> I suppose you mean the archer statue. I actually meant the Thillayil oru kollaikkaran drawing. I think it is a very old post but I read it only now.
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seshadrigokul
March 2009
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prolougue of new novel
Dear Venkat First of all, congrats in advance for Kanchi. You start off fast and there is a natural historic flavor that pervades your writings. I like it & I can tell you that I will be one of your many avid readers - if you choose to do it ch…
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seshadrigokul
March 2009
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