Author
Umāpati Civācāriyār, Cēkkiḻār
Publication Place
Bavarian State Library Munich -
Bavarian State Library Munich
Type
Other
Language
Tamil
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
56
Physical Dimensions
ca. 22,3 x ca. 3 cm
Library
Qalamos
Library Asset ID
Cod. tam. 608
Record ID
DE12Book_manuscript_00012447
Library Location
Bavarian State Library Munich
Notes
Section A: pag.[1].r.Marginalie, left, lines 1-4: tirucciṟ / ṟampalam / tiruppati-k / kkovai [read:
kōvai], section B: pag.[1].r.Marginalie, left, lines 1-4: [aborted] / [unreadable] .. .. / ṉa-c caru
/ kkam, section C: pag.[1].r.Marginalie, left, lines 1-9: tirucci / ṟṟampalam / tirutto / ṇṭarpurā / ṇacāram
/ umāpati / civācāri / yār aruḷi / cceytam — palm leaf — Between the 3rd and 8th centuries, 63 saints of the Civa religion lived in the Tamil region
(Nāyaṉmār). The life of these "slaves of God" is said to have first taken place in the 7th century
Campantar (Volumes 1 to 3 of the Tirumuṟai) and Appar (Volumes 4 to 6 of the Tirumuṟai) are described
as well as in the 8th century by Cuntarar in the Tēvāram (7th volume of the Tirumuṟai).
The topic was later taken up by other authors. - Tirucciṟṟampalam (see
the marginalia to sections A and C) is the sacred dance hall in the temple of Citamparam,
Kaṭalūr District, Tamil Nadu. - Tiruppati is the "holy lord" of the temple in the
city of the same name in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Tiruppati is Viṣṇuite.
Sample Text
Bl.1.r.Sp.1, Bl.1.v.Sp.1.1-6: cuntara .. ra ttināya / patuka / tiruveṇṇeynallūr ka / tiruppāṇṭika-koṭu-muṭi ka /
[nicht lesbar] / [weggebrochen] — Bl.1.r.Sp.1, Bl.1.v.Sp.1.1-6: cuntara .. ra ttināya / patuka / tiruveṇṇeynallūr ka / tiruppāṇṭika-koṭu-muṭi ka /
[nicht lesbar] / [weggebrochen]
Sınıf numarası
Cod. tam. 608
Koleksiyon
Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München
Editör
Claudia Weber
Lisans
CC0 1.0
Proje
KOHD
Düzenleme durumu
finished
