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	'''Ammanai''' ({{~~lang-~~ta\|அம்மானை}}) is a type of [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] [[poetry]] belonging to the family of "[[Tharavu kochchaga kalippa]]". This is a type of poetry associated with a game of the same name that was popular with teen girls. Ammanai will be in the form of questions and answers. Ammanai generally follows the rules of a [[venpa]], but can occasionally have [[kalithalai]]s and belongs to the [[kalippa]] family.		'''Ammanai''' ({{langx\|ta\|அம்மானை}}) is a type of [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] [[poetry]] belonging to the family of "[[Tharavu kochchaga kalippa]]". This is a type of poetry associated with a game of the same name that was popular with teen girls. Ammanai will be in the form of questions and answers. Ammanai generally follows the rules of a [[venpa]], but can occasionally have [[kalithalai]]s and belongs to the [[kalippa]] family.

	The earliest ammanai poetry was composed by Saint [[Manikkavasagar]]. There is an ammanai which is said to be sung by the poets [[Ottakuththar]] and [[Pugalzendhi]]. During later times, it became something like a historical ballad. [[Ramappaiyan Ammanai]] was composed to extol the wars fought by [[Dalavay Ramappaiyan]] who was the general of [[Tirumalai Nayakkar]] of [[Madurai]]. [[Akilathirattu Ammanai]], often called as [[Akilam]] which includes more than 15,000 verses and is the largest Ammanai literature.<ref>N. Vivekanandan (2003), ''Akilathirattu Ammanai Moolamum Uraiyum'', Vivekananda Publications, p. 12 ''(Additional)''.</ref>		The earliest ammanai poetry was composed by Saint [[Manikkavasagar]]. There is an ammanai which is said to be sung by the poets [[Ottakuththar]] and [[Pugalzendhi]]. During later times, it became something like a historical ballad. [[Ramappaiyan Ammanai]] was composed to extol the wars fought by [[Dalavay Ramappaiyan]] who was the general of [[Tirumalai Nayakkar]] of [[Madurai]]. [[Akilathirattu Ammanai]], often called as [[Akilam]] which includes more than 15,000 verses and is the largest Ammanai literature.<ref>N. Vivekanandan (2003), ''Akilathirattu Ammanai Moolamum Uraiyum'', Vivekananda Publications, p. 12 ''(Additional)''.</ref>
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	'''Ammanai''' ({{lang-ta\|அம்மானை}}) is a type of [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] [[poetry]] belonging to the family of "[[Tharavu kochchaga kalippa]]". This is a type of poetry associated with a game of the same name that was popular with teen girls. Ammanai will be in the form of questions and answers. Ammanai generally follows the rules of a [[venpa]], but can occasionally have [[kalithalai]]s and belongs to the [[kalippa]] family.		'''Ammanai''' ({{lang-ta\|அம்மானை}}) is a type of [[Tamil language\|Tamil]] [[poetry]] belonging to the family of "[[Tharavu kochchaga kalippa]]". This is a type of poetry associated with a game of the same name that was popular with teen girls. Ammanai will be in the form of questions and answers. Ammanai generally follows the rules of a [[venpa]], but can occasionally have [[kalithalai]]s and belongs to the [[kalippa]] family.

	The earliest ammanai poetry was composed by Saint [[Manikkavasagar]]. There is an ammanai which is said to be sung by the poets [[Ottakuththar]] and [[Pugalzendhi]]. During later times, it became something like a historical ballad. [[Ramappaiyan Ammanai]] was composed to extol the wars fought by [[Dalavay Ramappaiyan]] who was the general of [[Tirumalai Nayakkar]] of [[Madurai]].		The earliest ammanai poetry was composed by Saint [[Manikkavasagar]]. There is an ammanai which is said to be sung by the poets [[Ottakuththar]] and [[Pugalzendhi]]. During later times, it became something like a historical ballad. [[Ramappaiyan Ammanai]] was composed to extol the wars fought by [[Dalavay Ramappaiyan]] who was the general of [[Tirumalai Nayakkar]] of [[Madurai]]. [[Akilathirattu Ammanai]], often called as [[Akilam]] which includes more than 15,000 verses and is the largest Ammanai literature.<ref>N. Vivekanandan (2003), ''Akilathirattu Ammanai Moolamum Uraiyum'', Vivekananda Publications, p. 12 ''(Additional)''.</ref>

	The [[Sivagangai Seemai Kummi]]/Ammanai relates the final wars of the valiant [[Marudhu Brothers]] of [[Sivagangai]].		The [[Sivagangai Seemai Kummi]]/Ammanai relates the final wars of the valiant [[Marudhu Brothers]] of [[Sivagangai]].

	The [[Palm-leaf manuscript]]'s on [[Ariviyur Nagarathar]] Ammanai was also found in [[Sivagangai]] district which explains the history of the [[Nagarathar]] community.		The [[Palm-leaf manuscript]]'s on [[Ariviyur Nagarathar]] Ammanai was also found in [[Sivagangai]] district which explains the history of the [[Nagarathar]] community.

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'''Ammanai''' ({{lang-ta|அம்மானை}}) is a type of [[Tamil language|Tamil]] [[poetry]] belonging to the family of "[[Tharavu kochchaga kalippa]]". This is a type of poetry associated with a game of the same name that was popular with teen girls. Ammanai will be in the form of questions and answers. Ammanai generally follows the rules of a [[venpa]], but can occasionally have [[kalithalai]]s and belongs to the [[kalippa]] family.

The earliest ammanai poetry was composed by Saint [[Manikkavasagar]]. There is an ammanai which is said to be sung by the poets [[Ottakuththar]] and [[Pugalzendhi]]. During later times, it became something like a historical ballad. [[Ramappaiyan Ammanai]] was composed to extol the wars fought by [[Dalavay Ramappaiyan]] who was the general of [[Tirumalai Nayakkar]] of [[Madurai]].

The [[Sivagangai Seemai Kummi]]/Ammanai relates the final wars of the valiant [[Marudhu Brothers]] of [[Sivagangai]].

The [[Palm-leaf manuscript]]'s on [[Ariviyur Nagarathar]] Ammanai was also found in [[Sivagangai]] district which explains the history of the [[Nagarathar]] community.

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