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Friday, 28 October 2016

Agananuru 366

A judgment on a crime by experienced aged men of a village
It is a field-yard where the farmers separate the paddy and hay. While they are separating the dusts of the hay from the paddy, the dusts flow by the wind and spoil the salt-fields and the eyes of the salt-farmers. So a fight between the paddy-farmers and salt-farmers started. The salt-farmers pick up the mud and throw on paddy savings and their owners. The paddy farmers attack them with their hands. Good old aged men of the village intervene between them and stop the compact. In this case salt farmers are most affected people according to their judgment. So they punished the paddy-farmers that they must entertain the salt-farmers with wine prepared in Marutam-flower by which both of them were satisfied and rest in amicable settlement.
This phenomenon happened in Nilal (Nidur) village under the rule of King Evvi. The hero of the poem enjoyed a new girl who is as beautiful as the Nilal village with her beautiful breast and face-cut on that day before. He requests the friend-maid of his wife to intervene the conflict between him and his wife for which the friend-maid refused to stand against her lady for his ill-legal deed with concubine.
Here, the friend-maid speaks to the husband of her lady about the happenings.
cleaning the paddy removing dusts 

cleaning the paddy removing dusts 

A poem by: Kirattanar of KudaVayil village
The text is belongs to second century B.C. or earlier.


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