Tamil History Part-2:- Creeps When Heard.
- Thomas Munro was honoured with a publicly financed statue in Chennai in 1939 AD. At the time, the governors of Chennai Province viewed education as an investment.
- The Dravidian sculpture style is responsible for the serialisation of square pillars, as well as the usage of horses and yalis.
- Kajila Lakshmi Narasu founded a group called the Chennai Vasigala Sangam as one of the earliest initiatives to organise the populace against the British and let them express their discontent.
- The G Subramaniam-led publication was the first to employ journalists to disseminate nationalist sentiments among moviegoers.
- Because Qadar means revolt in Urdu, the Pacifik Pradesh Hindustan Organisation was also known as the Qadar Party.
- Karikala Cholan is said to as the Bhupati who discovered the Ponni shore, and Karikala built the Kallana, an architectural marvel connected by canals to control the flow of water.
- Nannul is the name of a grammar book that uses Tolkapiyam as its interpreter.
- Stones were placed in the middle of the soldiers who died while attempting to defend cattle from the hostile year during the Sangam period.
- Peplip started the United Nationalist Party.
- Oomathurai was born with the name Kumaraswamy.
- Allipuram is thought to be the location of the Chennai Uttarai disaster, and Kathiyar's rule saw the introduction of the Palayakar system.
- Father Periyar founded the journal Swarajjiyam, and Sathyamurthy is regarded as Kamaraj's political mentor.
- Swami Vedachalam is allegedly the original name of the underground population. Anna selected the Neethi Katchi party to establish a casteless and classless society.
- As a form of protest, Vaikunda Swami urged his followers to don turbans—a privilege previously reserved for upper castes—and broke down caste barriers in Shayta Dhang dining rooms.
- Politics and religion should never mix; this has always been Anna's guiding principle.
- Paisa Tamilan was a weekly magazine published by Ayodthidasar Pandit.
- Both of the Kannan Patu Kudum Lampu are Pererirnjar Anna's inventions.
- Periyar and Socrates have a lot in common since both encourage critical thinking through inquiry and use dialogue to draw conclusions that reveal truths.
- Education is a crucial weapon for social justice and empowerment, according to Ayodhya Dasar Pandita.
- It is true that moral fairness is at the core of Perumaldur's social justice theory.
It is well known that Singaravelar was instrumental in the development of labour unions in the Chennai region.
Next time, let's examine Tamil history in more detail. Stay tuned, everyone, bye.
