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तमिल साहित्य की कुछ अमर कृतियाँ चित्रकथा के रूप में
The Tamil literary tradition is an ancient one, thought to span more than two thousand years. This collection attempts to bring together some of the best-loved works, both ancient and modern.
The story of Jivaka is taken from the Jivaka Chintamani. That, along with Ilango Adigal’s Silappadikaram, from which the story of kannagi has been adapted, are considered part of the five epics of the Tamil Language.
The epic poets write of a time when jainism, Buddhism and Hinduism flourished amicably together. The works of art of this period combine the philosophies of all three religions, exploring the nature of wisdom, of bravery, and of love.
The Adventures of Pratapan is adapted from Vedanayakam Pillai’s 1879 book, Pratapa Mudaliar Charitram, the first novel to be written in Tamil - as the epics are in verse, not prose. Manonmani is from the 19th century play, Manonmaniyam, by Sundaram Pillai.
The story of Jivaka is taken from the Jivaka Chintamani. That, along with Ilango Adigal’s Silappadikaram, from which the story of kannagi has been adapted, are considered part of the five epics of the Tamil Language.
The epic poets write of a time when jainism, Buddhism and Hinduism flourished amicably together. The works of art of this period combine the philosophies of all three religions, exploring the nature of wisdom, of bravery, and of love.
The Adventures of Pratapan is adapted from Vedanayakam Pillai’s 1879 book, Pratapa Mudaliar Charitram, the first novel to be written in Tamil - as the epics are in verse, not prose. Manonmani is from the 19th century play, Manonmaniyam, by Sundaram Pillai.
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