introducing sundar krishnan

hi dhivakar sir

In his closing stages didn't he blind his trusted minister/general for
suspicion of poisoning his son??

rgds
vk

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On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 12:10 PM, sps10142004

Dear Venkat,

this will vbe a very great Service to future generation.

Like Kalki created genuine interest among some of the readers (atleast) in
the History of cholas and moovendars in turn, Krishnadevaraya will also
generate such interest .. likewise Nayaks and Sarfoji's History as well ...

when speaking to Dr. nagaswamy recently he casually told me that near
Mutharasanallur (Mootha Raja Nallur ?? ) Trichy, ALLUR DEVATHANAM - the Siva
Temple was Constructed by the PENDIR OF KODUMBALUR IRUKKUVELIR !!

Means w/o Sundara Chola - Vanavanmadevi related Queens constructed a Siva
temple on the banks of Cauvery between Trichy and Kulithalai at a place
called Allur. (Kumbabhishegam planned again on 27th Nov this year - with
the support of locals).

Allur is adjoining Mahadanapuram - which was ONE AMONG CHODASA (16) grants
(Dhanams) by KRISHNA DEVARAYA !!

Very rightly arun venkataraman pointed out... without Krishnadevaraya -
cant imagine revival of our culture - language and heritage in Southern
parts of India - particularly TN after invasions.

VERY APT TO RECALL HIS 500 YEAR GLORY..

And this is a SMALL SPARK created by dear friend Sunder Krishnan.

We will do our best to support him.

most welcome dear Sundar Krishnan. pls feel at home..

best regards to Venkat and Sundar Krishnan,

sps

============

--- In ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com, "abhivencat" wrote:

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections in
pdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels.
60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. These
project started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still
pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels are
very old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased
from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr.
Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my
special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I
start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow.
Also I noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live
and their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some
authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read
the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my
timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.
Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr.
Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I
understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how
much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have
done a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the
author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why
it is not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers
they are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels?? No answer
for this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels
are not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection.
Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It
is not expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and
spend few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

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Dear Venkat,

this will vbe a very great Service to future generation.

Like Kalki created genuine interest among some of the readers (atleast) in the History of cholas and moovendars in turn, Krishnadevaraya will also generate such interest .. likewise Nayaks and Sarfoji's History as well ...

when speaking to Dr. nagaswamy recently he casually told me that near Mutharasanallur (Mootha Raja Nallur ?? ) Trichy, ALLUR DEVATHANAM - the Siva Temple was Constructed by the PENDIR OF KODUMBALUR IRUKKUVELIR !!

Means w/o Sundara Chola - Vanavanmadevi related Queens constructed a Siva temple on the banks of Cauvery between Trichy and Kulithalai at a place called Allur. (Kumbabhishegam planned again on 27th Nov this year - with the support of locals).

Allur is adjoining Mahadanapuram - which was ONE AMONG CHODASA (16) grants (Dhanams) by KRISHNA DEVARAYA !!

Very rightly arun venkataraman pointed out... without Krishnadevaraya - cant imagine revival of our culture - language and heritage in Southern parts of India - particularly TN after invasions.

VERY APT TO RECALL HIS 500 YEAR GLORY..

And this is a SMALL SPARK created by dear friend Sunder Krishnan.

We will do our best to support him.

most welcome dear Sundar Krishnan. pls feel at home..

best regards to Venkat and Sundar Krishnan,

sps

============

--- In ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com, "abhivencat"

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections inpdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels. 60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. Theseproject started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels arevery old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr. Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow. AlsoI noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr. Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have done a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why itis not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels?? No answerfor this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

Couple of booksaaa..that is an understatement..i have lost lots of treasures..most of my parents binded collection was lost due to people borrowing and never returning, including the original

Needless to say i did not sleep that night. My mother had the scolding of her life from everyone at home. Nowadays i keep books in cupboards with no glass. No kadan giving or taking to anyone.

--- In ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com, Satish

// The last one yaarukittayo suttadhu so I don't remember. :)

I hate book stealers :( no offense meant Shoba. :)

I have lost a couple of my books by lending to friends and it never came
back.

my collection-
PK,SS, PS,
Seraman Kadhali (orginal Kalki (?) binding...ubayam my akka's puguntha
veedu...somebody collected and it was lying as 'anadhai' in her house, so
gave adaikalam,..ofcourse with permission :) )
Manipallavam (Na paarthasarathy...)
Vengayin mainthan

Regards,
Satish

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Parvadha Vardhini

I have the following books:1. Ponniyin Selvan by Kalki
2. Parthiban Kanavu by Kalki
3. Sivagamiyin Sabatham by Kalki
4. Vengayin Maindhan by Akhilan
5. Kaviri Maindhan by Anusha Venkatesh
6. Kadal Pura by Sandilyan
7. Kayal Vizhi by Akhilan
8. Raja Raja Chozhan varalaru by Ponnammal (not a historical novel though)

I had a few other books given by my grandmother; but they were very very
old books and were in such a damaged condition, that I found it difficult to
read them.. Somehow managed to read a few of them like Jala Deepam, Raja
Perigai by Sandilyan; Romapuri Pandiyan by Kalaignar Karunanidhi (couldnt
complete this book)

Regards
Vardhini.

--- On *Wed, 10/7/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 12:41 AM

Hi
this is the time to ask yourself
how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.
mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu
nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@ yahoogroups. com, "abhivencat" wrote:

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collectionsin
pdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels.
60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. These
project started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still
pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels are
very old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased
from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr.
Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my
special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I
start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow.
Also I noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and
their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some
authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read
the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my
timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and metMr.
Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar,Mr.
Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I
understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and alsohow
much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they havedone
a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the
author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why it
is not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they
are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels?? No answer for
this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are
not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last
but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not
expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend
few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

Dear

We have to give good respect to sundar krishnan, who collected historical novels.

Normally
books can be classified into two categories. one being basic
information on any subject and information could be obtained easily at
any point of time

The second type being the consolidation of the various information and it could be referred immediatly

The
first type we need not store or keep personnaly in our racks  the
reason being the information could be obtained easily at any point of
time.

The example for the second type is dictionery. It is not
possible to go to a library each time for seeing the dictionery. Is it
not? It should be in our personnel library.

The historical
novels are of dictionery type. They are not only telling about various
kings achievment and relations but also give indirect advise to the
readers in an abnormal circumstances.

Therefore such novels
necessarily to be in our personnel library. As an example ponniyin
selvan is like Ramayana as mentioned by sujatha. It not only speaks
about the hisotory of cholas but also  suggest the various ways to
behave in an abnormal circumstances.

Just imagine that you are
in a ship alone no body is available in a rough sea and the ship is
also caught fire. How to behave in such abnormal circumstances? What
vandya deven did? How he escaped?

This is the indirect advise by kalki to the readers to act in a abnormal circumstances.

In the sandilyan novels example kadal pura  we can find several indirect advices to the readers.

Naa.
parathasary' s kurinji malar, the hero behaves like Gandhi in an
abnormal cirucumstances and married the daughter of the villon.It is
also an indirect advise to the readers to adopt in their actual life,
when the cirucumstances warrents

Such books are necessarily to be available in our
personnel library and it could be referred immediatley at any time when
it required by us. 

 Our sudnar krishnan is a great person and
have all historical books in his library. It is not possible for all us
to have all books, due to space, time, money etc.

I have already suggested three books which are necessarily to be availble in our personnel library.

 I request the members to suggest the books which are necessarily to be in our library with the reasons for keeping the same.

Members may give their opinions.

Yours

Dr L.. Kailasam

--- On Wed, 7/10/09, Satish

From: Satish Subject: Re: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, 7 October, 2009, 11:45 PM

// The last one  yaarukittayo suttadhu so I don't remember. :)

I hate book stealers :(  no offense meant Shoba. :)

I have  lost a couple of my books by lending to friends and it never came back.

my collection-
 Seraman Kadhali (orginal Kalki (?) binding...ubayam my akka's puguntha veedu...somebody collected and it was lying as 'anadhai' in her house, sogave adaikalam,.. ofcourse with permission :) )

Manipallavam (Na paarthasarathy. ..)
Vengayin mainthan

Regards,
Satish

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Parvadha Vardhini

I have the following books:1. Ponniyin Selvan by Kalki2. Parthiban Kanavu by Kalki3. Sivagamiyin Sabatham by Kalki4. Vengayin Maindhan by Akhilan5. Kaviri Maindhan by Anusha Venkatesh
6. Kadal Pura by Sandilyan7. Kayal Vizhi by Akhilan8. Raja Raja Chozhan varalaru by Ponnammal (not a historical novel though)
I had a few other books given by my grandmother; but they were very very old books and were in such a damaged condition, that I found it difficult to read them.. Somehow managed to read a few of them like Jala Deepam, Raja Perigai by Sandilyan; Romapuri Pandiyan by Kalaignar Karunanidhi (couldnt
complete this book)
RegardsVardhini.

--- On Wed, 10/7/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan

To: ponniyinselvan@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 12:41 AM

Hi

this is the time to ask yourself

how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.

mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@ yahoogroups. com, "abhivencat"

Hi all

we have a silent achiever in this group.

a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.

i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections inpdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels. 60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. Theseproject started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels arevery old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr. Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow. AlsoI noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr. Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have done a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why itis not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels…? No answer for this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

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Dear

We have to give good respect to sundar krishnan, who collected historical novels.

Normally books can be classified into two categories. one being basic information on any subject and information could be obtained easily at any pointof time

The second type being the consolidation of the various information and it could be referred immediatly

The first type we need not store or keep personnaly in our racks  the reason being the information could be obtained easily at any point of time.

The example for the second type is dictionery. It is not possible to go to a library each time for seeing the dictionery. Is it not? It should be in our personnel library.

The historical novels are of dictionery type. They are not only telling about various kings achievment and relations but also give indirect advise to the readers in an abnormal circumstances.

Therefore such novels necessarily to be in our personnel library. As an example ponniyin selvan is like Ramayana as mentioned by sujatha. It not only speaks about the hisotory of cholas but also  suggest the various waysto behave in an abnormal circumstances.

Just imagine that you are in a ship alone no body is available in a rough sea and the ship is also caught fire. How to behave in such abnormal circumstances? What vandya deven did? How he escaped?

This is the indirect advise by kalki to the readers to act in a abnormal circumstances.

In the sandilyan novels example kadal pura  we can find several indirect advices to the readers.

Naa. parathasary's kurinji malar, the hero behaves like Gandhi in an abnormal cirucumstances and married the daughter of the villon.It is also an indirect advise to the readers to adopt in their actual life, when the cirucumstances warrents

Such books are necessarily to be available in our personnel library and it could be referred immediatley at any time when it required by us. 

 Our sudnar krishnan is a great person and have all historical books in his library. It is not possible for all us to have all books, due to space, time, money etc.

I have already suggested three books which are necessarily to be availble in our personnel library.

 I request the members to suggest the books which are necessarily to be in our library with the reasons for keeping the same.

Members may give their opinions.

--- On Wed, 7/10/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, 7 October, 2009, 10:48 AM

Hi all

we have a silent achiever in this group.

a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.

i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections in pdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels.60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. These project started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels are very old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr. Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow. Also Inoted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my timingsin the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr. Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr. Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have donea lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why it is not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers theyare preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels…? No answer for this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is notexpecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spendfew rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

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// The last one yaarukittayo suttadhu so I don't remember. :)

I hate book stealers :( no offense meant Shoba. :)

I have lost a couple of my books by lending to friends and it never came
back.

my collection-
Seraman Kadhali (orginal Kalki (?) binding...ubayam my akka's puguntha
veedu...somebody collected and it was lying as 'anadhai' in her house, so
gave adaikalam,..ofcourse with permission :) )
Manipallavam (Na paarthasarathy...)
Vengayin mainthan

Regards,
Satish

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Parvadha Vardhini

I have the following books:1. Ponniyin Selvan by Kalki
2. Parthiban Kanavu by Kalki
3. Sivagamiyin Sabatham by Kalki
4. Vengayin Maindhan by Akhilan
5. Kaviri Maindhan by Anusha Venkatesh
6. Kadal Pura by Sandilyan
7. Kayal Vizhi by Akhilan
8. Raja Raja Chozhan varalaru by Ponnammal (not a historical novel though)

I had a few other books given by my grandmother; but they were very very
old books and were in such a damaged condition, that I found it difficultto
read them.. Somehow managed to read a few of them like Jala Deepam, Raja
Perigai by Sandilyan; Romapuri Pandiyan by Kalaignar Karunanidhi (couldnt
complete this book)

Regards
Vardhini.

--- On *Wed, 10/7/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 12:41 AM

Hi
this is the time to ask yourself
how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.
mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu
nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@ yahoogroups. com, "abhivencat" wrote:

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections in
pdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels.
60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. These
project started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still
pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels are
very old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased
from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr.
Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my
special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I
start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow.
Also I noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and
their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some
authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read
the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my
timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.
Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr.
Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I
understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how
much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have done
a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the
author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case whyit
is not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they
are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels?? No answer for
this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are
not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last
but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not
expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend
few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

// The last one yaarukittayo suttadhu so I don't remember. :)

I hate book stealers :( no offense meant Shoba. :)

I have lost a couple of my books by lending to friends and it never came
back.

my collection-
Seraman Kadhali (orginal Kalki (?) binding...ubayam my akka's puguntha
veedu...somebody collected and it was lying as 'anadhai' in her house, so
gave adaikalam,..ofcourse with permission :) )
Manipallavam (Na paarthasarathy...)
Vengayin mainthan

Regards,
Satish

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Parvadha Vardhini

I have the following books:1. Ponniyin Selvan by Kalki
2. Parthiban Kanavu by Kalki
3. Sivagamiyin Sabatham by Kalki
4. Vengayin Maindhan by Akhilan
5. Kaviri Maindhan by Anusha Venkatesh
6. Kadal Pura by Sandilyan
7. Kayal Vizhi by Akhilan
8. Raja Raja Chozhan varalaru by Ponnammal (not a historical novel though)

I had a few other books given by my grandmother; but they were very very
old books and were in such a damaged condition, that I found it difficultto
read them.. Somehow managed to read a few of them like Jala Deepam, Raja
Perigai by Sandilyan; Romapuri Pandiyan by Kalaignar Karunanidhi (couldnt
complete this book)

Regards
Vardhini.

--- On *Wed, 10/7/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 12:41 AM

Hi
this is the time to ask yourself
how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.
mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu
nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@ yahoogroups. com, "abhivencat" wrote:

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections in
pdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels.
60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. These
project started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still
pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels are
very old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased
from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr.
Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my
special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I
start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow.
Also I noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and
their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some
authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read
the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my
timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.
Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr.
Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I
understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how
much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have done
a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the
author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case whyit
is not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they
are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels?? No answer for
this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are
not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last
but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not
expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend
few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

I have the following books:1. Ponniyin Selvan by Kalki2. Parthiban Kanavu by Kalki3. Sivagamiyin Sabatham by Kalki4. Vengayin Maindhan by Akhilan5. Kaviri Maindhan by Anusha Venkatesh6. Kadal Pura by Sandilyan7. Kayal Vizhi by Akhilan8. Raja Raja Chozhan varalaru by Ponnammal (not a historical novelthough)
I had a few other books given by my grandmother; but they were very very old books and were in such a damaged condition, that I found it difficult to read them.. Somehow managed to read a few of them like Jala Deepam, Raja Perigai by Sandilyan; Romapuri Pandiyan by Kalaignar Karunanidhi (couldnt complete this book)
RegardsVardhini.

--- On Wed, 10/7/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 12:41 AM

Hi

this is the time to ask yourself

how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.

mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@ yahoogroups. com, "abhivencat"

Hi all

we have a silent achiever in this group.

a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.

i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections inpdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels. 60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. Theseproject started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels arevery old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr. Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow. AlsoI noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr. Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have done a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why itis not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels…? No answer for this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan

Hi
I have Kalki's Akilan -Vengayin Maindan
Anusha Venkat- Kaviri Maindan
I have one more  looong time since I opened it .I do remember the title but not the author. Will confirm both after digging it out.
All the above are collected by me. The last one  yaarukittayo suttadhuso I don't remember. :)
Shobha

--- On Tue, 10/6/09, abhivencat

From: abhivencat Subject: [ponniyinselvan] Re: introducing sundar krishnan
To: ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 10:41 PM

Hi
this is the time to ask yourself
how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.
mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com, "abhivencat"

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir
 
Thanks for your mail.  PFA the list of my historical novel collections in pdf form.  So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels.  60% of the novels purchased directly from publications /author.  These project started in the year of 2006.  So for 387 novels collected.  Still pending is 40 novels which is having a  problem that most of the novels are very old and not able to find the author address.
 
I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased from them due to out of stock in the publications.  Also  Nivethitha Mr. Swaminathan (SRS).  He helped me a lot.  In the mean time,I have to say my special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time.  When I start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow.  Also I noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and their total living activities though it is sometime over sided by some authors.  At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read the books.  Not even novels but also my college books.  I spend most of my timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.
 
Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr. Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan.  When I discussed with them, I understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and alsohow much painful it is.  To complete / write one historical novel, they have done a lot of research regarding the story main theme.   
 
I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the author period, no one interested to re-publish the same.  In that case why it is not computerized.  Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they are preserving the DTP work in CD format.  But old novels…?  No answer for this.
 
If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y.  and Mr. Somu  most of thenovels are not available.
 
This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection.  Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood.  It is not expecting any thing from me.  Only thing I have to preserve them and spend few rupees.  When ever I required, it will talk to me.
 
Thanks and Regards
 
Sundar Krishnan

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Hi
this is the time to ask yourself
how many historical novels - tamil do you own

i personally have 4 of other authors.
mainly vengaiyin mainthan, seraman kathali, kalki - 3 novels, nandipurathu nayagi,

venketesh

--- In ponniyinselvan@yahoogroups.com, "abhivencat"

Hi all
we have a silent achiever in this group.
a man who has quietly gone about collecting tamil historical novels.
i post here his mail to me

venketesh

Dear Sir

Thanks for your mail. PFA the list of my historical novel collections inpdf form. So for I have spent Rs. 45000 to collect / purchase these novels. 60% of the novels purchased directly from publications / author. Theseproject started in the year of 2006. So for 387 novels collected. Still pending is 40 novels which is having a problem that most of the novels arevery old and not able to find the author address.

I have to thank Easwary Lending library and 40% of the novels purchased from them due to out of stock in the publications. Also Nivethitha Mr. Swaminathan (SRS). He helped me a lot. In the mean time, I have to say my special thanks to Mr. Vikraman who is guided me in various time. When I start reading Kalki's novel in my college days I was admired by his flow. AlsoI noted that the historical novel shows how our ancient people live and their total living activities though it is some time over sided by some authors. At my early days I am unable to spend money to purchase and read the books. Not even novels but also my college books. I spend most of my timings in the college library and Sarasvathi Mahal library.

Once I joined in the IT, I have decided to make it as a habit and met Mr.Vikraman, Mr. Kovi Manisekaran, Mr. Gowthama Neelambaran, Mr. Thivakar, Mr. Mukilan, Mr. Aikann and Mr. Viswaknesan. When I discussed with them, I understand that how much time they are taking to write a novel and also how much painful it is. To complete / write one historical novel, they have done a lot of research regarding the story main theme.

I have asked them most of the novels are not re-published or after the author period, no one interested to re-publish the same. In that case why itis not computerized. Mr. Thivakar replied that some of the new writers they are preserving the DTP work in CD format. But old novels?? No answerfor this.

If you take Mr. Lakshmi narayanan.Y. and Mr. Somu most of the novels are not available.

This is the story of my interest in the historical novel collection. Last but not least Novles are the good friend rather than a man hood. It is not expecting any thing from me. Only thing I have to preserve them and spend few rupees. When ever I required, it will talk to me.

Thanks and Regards

Sundar Krishnan