பறநனறறல கலபபதவகளம, கலலமசசநதனகளம / Killing Records and Non-Killing Thoughts in Purananooru
In the early days, in any country of the world, wars happened due to the need for food and water. Due to the kings of the countries living in a wide range of landscapes and the rule of the whole land, they emerged. War is the only deed that has happened during the time of the monarchy and to the present democratic period. Swords, bows, artillery, rifles, nuclear weapons and missiles are used. Many people have the idea that war is wrong and oppose war in today's time. Once the war has too many losses in the community, there is some kind of hatred for the other. In this context, the concept of Non-Killing in the post-Sangam period, after the Sangam period, seems very important. Most charity works are emphasised by the Jaina religion. Buddha says that the feelings that commit the acts of murder and sacrifice after the inner morality of life should not kill, but love for all life. In Sangam literature, “Purananooru” speaks of the glory of Victory, Heroic valour and Rule. Moreover, “Purananooru” have recorded the wars that happened in the Tamil community and the killings in them. Moreover, “Purananooru” is aimed at exploring the fact that it has emphasised the role of war and how to prevent war in some cases, as a predecessor of the Didactic literature (Ara Ilakiyam) that emerged.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-05-04
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15804831
- Primary Topic
- Indian History and Philosophy
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00