Ilantiraiyan, Iḷantiṟaiyaṉ, Iḷantiraiyan: 1 definition
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Source: academia.edu: Minor Chiefs and "Hero" in Ancient TamilakamIḷantiṟaiyaṉ or Toṇṭaimāṉ-iḷantiraiyaṉ, traditional founder of the imperial Cōḻa family (Kalidos 1976: 80), early patron of the Tirupati temple (Aiyangar 1940: 196), tirai “wave” (VIS 341). The Perumpāṇāṟṟuppaṭai extols the munificence of Iḷantiṟaiyaṉ, the Younger who came through the waves (sea). He was the son of Cōḻa Neṭuṅkiḷḷi or Nalaṅkiḷḷi and Pīḷivaḷai, the nāga princess of Maṇipallavam. Supposed to be founder the Pallava dynasty, Pallava is rooted in Maṇipallavam (Kalidos 1976: 80 citing the pioneering authorities on Tamil culture, Mutaliyār C. Irācanāyakam, and M. Śrīnivāsa Aiyaṅkār).
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Ends with: Tontaiman-ilantiraiyan.
Full-text: Perumpanarruppatai, Tiraiyan, Pattupattu.
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