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**9mm_fan** · 02-18-2006, 08:00 AM

[quote="Raghu"]

Originally Posted by Raghu Dear Balaji anNe and Viggop anNe, I will remove the poll...

Deleted. Dear RR thanks 4 this, i was unable to remove the poll, once created.

Dear Balaji AnNE and Viggop AnNe.

Can some one tell me in which century, Thirugna Sambhanthar was born?, was it in the 17th??

thanks[/quote

Dear Raghu,

Pl go through my previous posting... given below again :

]Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 4:02 am Post subject: About Gnana Sambandhar
Must have lived during the early years of the seventh century AD That Sambandar is a contemporary of Appar and Siruttondar, otherwise known as Parañjotiyar, is evident from the legend in the Periyapuranam. We know Paranjötiyar was the Commander-in-chief of the Pallava King Narasimha Varnian I who distinguished himself against the Chãlukyas. According to inscriptional evidence, Narasimhavarman I succeeded Mãhêndravarman I in A.D. 630 and continued his rule to A.D. 660. Thus the age of Sambandar must be looked for sometime in the middle of the seventh century A.D.

02-18-2006, 08:00 AM	#17
9mm_fan Join Date May 2007 Age 53 Posts 5,191 Senior Member	[quote="Raghu"] Originally Posted by Raghu Dear Balaji anNe and Viggop anNe, I will remove the poll... Deleted. Dear RR thanks 4 this, i was unable to remove the poll, once created. Dear Balaji AnNE and Viggop AnNe. Can some one tell me in which century, Thirugna Sambhanthar was born?, was it in the 17th?? thanks[/quote Dear Raghu, Pl go through my previous posting... given below again : ]Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 4:02 am Post subject: About Gnana Sambandhar Must have lived during the early years of the seventh century AD That Sambandar is a contemporary of Appar and Siruttondar, otherwise known as Parañjotiyar, is evident from the legend in the Periyapuranam. We know Paranjötiyar was the Commander-in-chief of the Pallava King Narasimha Varnian I who distinguished himself against the Chãlukyas. According to inscriptional evidence, Narasimhavarman I succeeded Mãhêndravarman I in A.D. 630 and continued his rule to A.D. 660. Thus the age of Sambandar must be looked for sometime in the middle of the seventh century A.D.
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