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Kovalan small history
The tale of Kovalan, central to the Tamil epic" Silappathigaram," is a poignant narrative of love, treason, and tragedy. Penned by the minstrel Ilango Adigal in the 2nd century CE, this work is considered one of the great epics of Tamil literature. The story unfolds in the southern regions of India, primarily the ancient metropolises of Puhar( also known as Kaveripattinam), Madurai, and the Chera area, offering a rich shade of the artistic and social life of the time. Kovalan, the son of a fat trafficker in Puhar, marries the righteous and beautiful Kannagi.
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