virarajendra
16th July 2012, 07:57 PM
Virarajendra
A brief study on the Pandiyas (Paandiyar) of the "post" third Sangam Period of Tamil Nadu
Under construction
Cheliyan Dynasty
(7) Nambi Neduncheliyan (A.D.90-112)
With the demise of Ukkirap Peruvaluthi came the end of 'Peruvaluthi' line of Paandiyar dynasty, and the rise of the 'Cheliyan' line of the same dynasty in Paandiya Nadu. It appears that the next successor to the Paandiyan throne was king Nambi Neduncheliyan.
(8) Thalai Alanganaththu Neduncheliyan (A.D.112-A.D.134)
He was possibly the son of Nambi Neduncheliyan who fought at Thiru-Aalangaanam defeated seven kings the Cheral, Sembiyan, Thithiyan, Elini, Erumaiyuran, Ilango Venmaan, and Porunan. This Cheliyan also captured Musiri the seaport city of Cheras and seized the treasured statue of the city. He also defeated two great kings at Koodal Paranthalai, and the king Pulli at Vengadam, king Kaari of Mullur, kings Oori and Seralan.
This above are confirmed by the following references
"……koi suval puravi kodithther Cheliyan
Aalangaanaththu ahan thalai sivappa,
Cheral, Sembiyan, sinamkelu Thithiyan
por val yaanaip polam poon Elini
naar ari Naravin Erumaiyooran
thermkamal akalaththup pularnththa saanthin Ilango Venmaan,
iyal ther Porunan, entru Eluvar nal valam adanga oru pakal
murasodu venkudai ahappaduththu…….."
Ahanaanooru - verse 36
"........valam elu Musiri arrpu ela valaiyee
arum samam kadanthu 'padimam' vaviya
nedu nal yanai adu por Cheliyan......"
Ahananooru - chapter 7, verse 148
"......koi suvat puravi kodit ther Cheliyan
muthu neer mun thurai Musiri muttri....
kaliru pada erukkiya kallen gnatpin
arumpunn urunarin varunthinal...."
Ahanaanooru - verse 57
(9) Ariyappadai kadantha Neduncheliyan (A.D.134-156)
(10) Vetrivet Cheliyan (A.D.156-178)
(17) Arimarthana Paandiyan alias Varagunapaandiyan (A.D.310-332)
The Tamil Saiva Saint Maanikkavaasakar lived during this period
(18) Sakanaatha Paandiyan(A.D.332-354)
Note: The foregoing will be reviewed frequently corrected where necessary, and added with additional informations with eviidence as and when they surface.
A brief study on the Pandiyas (Paandiyar) of the "post" third Sangam Period of Tamil Nadu
Under construction
Cheliyan Dynasty
(7) Nambi Neduncheliyan (A.D.90-112)
With the demise of Ukkirap Peruvaluthi came the end of 'Peruvaluthi' line of Paandiyar dynasty, and the rise of the 'Cheliyan' line of the same dynasty in Paandiya Nadu. It appears that the next successor to the Paandiyan throne was king Nambi Neduncheliyan.
(8) Thalai Alanganaththu Neduncheliyan (A.D.112-A.D.134)
He was possibly the son of Nambi Neduncheliyan who fought at Thiru-Aalangaanam defeated seven kings the Cheral, Sembiyan, Thithiyan, Elini, Erumaiyuran, Ilango Venmaan, and Porunan. This Cheliyan also captured Musiri the seaport city of Cheras and seized the treasured statue of the city. He also defeated two great kings at Koodal Paranthalai, and the king Pulli at Vengadam, king Kaari of Mullur, kings Oori and Seralan.
This above are confirmed by the following references
"……koi suval puravi kodithther Cheliyan
Aalangaanaththu ahan thalai sivappa,
Cheral, Sembiyan, sinamkelu Thithiyan
por val yaanaip polam poon Elini
naar ari Naravin Erumaiyooran
thermkamal akalaththup pularnththa saanthin Ilango Venmaan,
iyal ther Porunan, entru Eluvar nal valam adanga oru pakal
murasodu venkudai ahappaduththu…….."
Ahanaanooru - verse 36
"........valam elu Musiri arrpu ela valaiyee
arum samam kadanthu 'padimam' vaviya
nedu nal yanai adu por Cheliyan......"
Ahananooru - chapter 7, verse 148
"......koi suvat puravi kodit ther Cheliyan
muthu neer mun thurai Musiri muttri....
kaliru pada erukkiya kallen gnatpin
arumpunn urunarin varunthinal...."
Ahanaanooru - verse 57
(9) Ariyappadai kadantha Neduncheliyan (A.D.134-156)
(10) Vetrivet Cheliyan (A.D.156-178)
(17) Arimarthana Paandiyan alias Varagunapaandiyan (A.D.310-332)
The Tamil Saiva Saint Maanikkavaasakar lived during this period
(18) Sakanaatha Paandiyan(A.D.332-354)
Note: The foregoing will be reviewed frequently corrected where necessary, and added with additional informations with eviidence as and when they surface.