Sangam period
The Sangam was an association or troupe of Tamil poets. These noun councils were organized under the patronage of the Pandey rulers. In the Sangam period, 2,289 compositions were composed by 473 poets. The famous work of the Sangam period is the Tamil grammar Tolkappiyam, composed by Tolkappiyar. Sangam literature was composed between 300 BC. It describes three phases, which were ruled by 197 Pandey rulers. Thirukampuliyar Chera, the confluence of the Cholas, State.
Sangam Age
Following are the main features of the Sangam age –
Chola Dynasty
The earliest mention of Sonu is given by Katyayan. Whose symbol was the tiger? Karikala was the most famous skeptic of the Chola dynasty of the Sangam period. He ascended the throne around 190 AD, he had a powerful navy. The capital of the Chola dynasty was Kaveripatnam. Putaputu is a long poem, in which Kaveripatnam is discussed. Karikaal was a knower of seven swaras (music) and a follower of Vedic religion. Karikaal won the battle of Veni. He encouraged industries and agriculture.
Shilpadikaram and Pittanpale, I get the discussion of Karikaal. Karikaal was a master of vocals and a follower of Vedic religion. There is mention of settlements of Greek and only traders. The story of Kovalan Kannagi in Shilpadikaram revolves around Nupur. Manimekhalai was composed by Bodh Kapari Satnar. Jeevan Chintamani was composed by the Jain monk Thirutakdevar.
Pandya Dynasty
Megasthenes has discussed the rule of the Pandey dynasty there. He calls the Pandey MP the daughter of Heracles. Pandey got the health issues built in Urdu schools and assumed the title of Palsale (builder of many yagyashalas). The capital of the Pandavas was Madurai and Korkai was the coastal capital. Nedujaliyan was the famous Pandey ruler, won the battle of Tlayalanganam. Nedugelian had started wife worship in Patupatu and defeated the North Indian army. Nedeon of Pandesara started the practice of sea worship.
Cher Dynasty
The Chera dynasty ruled the region of Kerala. Which ruler's insignia was the bow? The capital of the lions was Vaji Vaji Puram. Which was also known as Ek Karur. The most famous rule of this year was Shengutwan. Which was also called Red Chair. The Chera ruler named Adig Iman is credited with starting sugarcane cultivation in the south.
A large number of Roman coins and Roman jars have been found in Karur, the capital of the lions. Nandujeral Aden established naval power. and assumed the title of Adhiraj. Between 600 and 12 years, the Chola, Chalukya and Pallava rulers in South India tried to create political unity and integrity. During this period, the culture and literature of South India got an opportunity to develop immensely.
Chalukya Dynasty (Badami)
Pulakeshin founded the Chalukya dynasty in South India in 535 AD. The capital of this year was at Vatapi or Badami. Pulakeshin was a contemporary of Harshavardhana, he defeated Harsha on the banks of river Narmada. Information about this comes from two distortions written and recorded.
Pallava dynasty (Kanchi)
C. Vishnu is considered to be the founder of the Pallava dynasty. The capital was Mahabalipuram. The famous Sanskrit scholar Bhavishya lived in the court of Vishnu, who composed Radha Kiratarjuniya. Mahendra Varman I has made fun of Bodhkatha Kapali in Matvilasa farce. Narasimha Varman I was an imperialist ruler, he got the temples built at Mallampuram and Kanchi. Hands Song Kanchi came during his reign. He assumed the title of Vatapikand.