Agastya in the Tamil Land
Agastya in the Tamil Land
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Sometimes Sikanti is seen interpolated in the list. It is worthy of note that Panamparanar, one of the co- students who studied with Tolkappiyar at the Agastya Academy, is credited with composing an introductory stanza for his mate's work Tolkafipiyam. Here a refe- rence is made to Atankottacan, another class-mate of theirs, and also to Tolkappiyar's proficiency in the Aindra School of Sanskrit Grammar. Here too, Agastya has been passed over in studied silence. Even assuming that Tol- kappiyar'...s relationship with Agastya was a trifle strained as Tradition assures us there is not the slightest ground why Panamparanar should forget his guru in this recom- mendatory stanza. Not only has the sage been severely left out in the cold, but to add insult to injury Panamparanar makes another of their co-students, Atankottacan, pre- side over the assembly which had gathered to hear the ex- position of Tolkappiyar's great work and set on it its seal of approval. Is it conceivable that these three students of Agastya w-ould have behaved so indecorously as they seem to have done, if they had actually acknowledged the great sage as their preceptor?
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Sometimes Sikanti is seen interpolated in the list. It is worthy of note that Panamparanar, one of the co- students who studied with Tolkappiyar at the Agastya Academy, is credited with composing an introductory stanza for his mate's work Tolkafipiyam. Here a refe- rence is made to Atankottacan, another class-mate of theirs, and also to Tolkappiyar's proficiency in the Aindra School of Sanskrit Grammar. Here too, Agastya has been passed over in studied silence. Even assuming that Tol- kappiyar'...s relationship with Agastya was a trifle strained as Tradition assures us there is not the slightest ground why Panamparanar should forget his guru in this recom- mendatory stanza. Not only has the sage been severely left out in the cold, but to add insult to injury Panamparanar makes another of their co-students, Atankottacan, pre- side over the assembly which had gathered to hear the ex- position of Tolkappiyar's great work and set on it its seal of approval. Is it conceivable that these three students of Agastya w-ould have behaved so indecorously as they seem to have done, if they had actually acknowledged the great sage as their preceptor?
What to read after Agastya in the Tamil Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K Narayanan Sivaraja Pillai to read onlineMoreLess
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