Tuluvas History
The first epigraph that mentions Tulu comes from Tamil Nadu. The Pattattalmangalam grant of Nandivaraman II (731–795 A.D.), the Pallava king, states that at the gate of the king, there awaited, without getting the opportunity to enter, the Vallabhas, the Kalabhras, the Kerajas, the Pandyas, the Cholas, the Tulus, the Konkanas, and others desirous of obtaining admission to serve him.

Kosars of Tulunadu
Tulunadu in the Sangam Literature The earliest reference to Tulunadu is found in the Sangam literature, where the people of this region are termed the Kosars. However, there were the western, eastern, northern, and southern Kosars, thereby implying that the Tulu people were one of the Kosars.

Source
Tuluva Naatu Varalaaru - Mayilai Seeni. Venkatasami

#tamillanguagehistory #ancienttamilcivilization #தமிழர்வரலாறு #ancienttamilnadu #ancienttamil #southindianhistory #தமிழ் #indianhistory #tamildocumentary #tamizhi #keeladi #tamilians #languagehistory #tamilhistory #tamillanguagelearning #tamilargal #tamilanda #tamillanguage #ancientorigins #ancienthistory #ancientindia #ancientindiahistory #ancientindianhistory #ancientindianculture #indusvalleycivilization #indusvalleycivilizationintamil #indusvalleycivilisation #mesopotâmia #indusvalley #harappancivilisation #keezhadiexcavation #tamilcivilization #ancientlanguage #தமிழன்டா #southasianhistory #southindiahistory #srilankahistory #oldestlanguage #worldlanguages #indianlanguages #தமிழ்நாடு #திருக்குறள் #thirukkural #thirukuralintamil #thirukural #tamilnadu #தமிழ்விளக்கம் #tamilhistorydocumentary #oldestlanguageintheworld #oldestlanguageinindia #tamil #indianhistoryandculture #historyintamil #தமிழர்_பெருமை #whoarethetamilpeople #whoarethetamils #தமிழர்பாரம்பரியம் #தமிழ்சேனல் #historyofindia #historyoftamilnadu #historyofancientindia #historyoftemple #historyoftamilkings #ancienttraditions #eleyloo

свернуть