Divya prabandham in Devanagari script

Update: Pdf versions have been added (scroll down) Welcome to our Devanagari Page of NaalAyira Divya prabandham. As you probably aware the Divya prabandhams were written in Tamil, one of the ancient Indian Languages by Azhvar saints who lived in the southern part of India, which is the current Tamil Nadu and Kerala. So it is logical to read and enjoy the Divya prabandhams in Tamil Script as they were written.This way one can enjoy the beauty of the tamil poem and appreciate the rich content of the verses although the inner meaning can only be learnt by doing a traditional kaalekshEbam at the lotus feet of an Acharya.

Having said that, of late there are lot of devotees who appreciate the superiority of the tamil prabandhams but unable to read the tamil script as originally written due to lack of Tamil knowledge. For example the schools in overseas doesn't offer Tamil as a language. In our satsangh we have lot of srivaishnava devotees who are born and brought up in Karnataka and Andra and never had a chance to learn to read and write in Tamil. But such devotees are keen to read the prabandhams with the help of books transliterated in other languages.

Considering the growing interest, adiyen is venturing to provide these tamil prabandhams in a transliterated form. adiyen should confess that he is not a scholar in Sanskrit and his knowledge is not beyond recognizing the devanagari alphabets. One thing I can assure is that there are no errors in the english version which was used to transliterate in to devanagari. My humble request to the learned devotees who will be browsing these pages would be to spare some time to point out the errors in these documents, by email. This way we can have our Divya sookthis of our divine saints in multiple languages in the Cyber space. Before proceeding please download the font by clicking the link below and install both the fonts in your fonts directory in your control panel. Another request:As far as possible use Netscape for viewing these files since in Internet Explorer the script is not impressive esp the ke,kai ko and kau etc.

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Periya Thirumozhi,Thiruvaymozhi,Iyarpa

First Thousand

Thaniyan

1.Periyaazhvaar thirumozhi

First century Updated on 6th April 2002

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2.Thiruppaavai PDF
3.Naachhiyaar thirumozhi

4.PerumaaL thirumozhi

5.Thirucchanda viruttham
6.Thirumaalai                       PDF
7.ThiruppaLLiyezucchi         PDF
8.Amalanaathipiraan              PDF
9.kaNNi nuN sirutthaambu    PDF

PERIYA THIRUMOZHI

1.Periya thirumozhi

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2.Thiru kurun thaaNdagam
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THIRUVAAYMOZHI

Thiruvaaymozhi

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IYARPA

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Peria thirumozhi

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iraamanuja noorandhadhi

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Sanskrit encoding and Web page creation by adiyen dasan R.Venkat

Encoding of entire 4000 pasurams completed on 5th Feb,2001.
Sanskrit taniyans corrected on 24th Feb 2001.
Pdf version has been commenced on 26th Dec 2003(Margazhi sravanam day)