Please help to answer these questions. This will help to get some mystries solved. stions remain unanswered.
If we answer these, we can have some understanding.
When was Silappadigaram written? How you arrived on its time.? It is writtenen by a Chera Prince and hence pre Kalappirars? Who was the Chola King in Silappadigaram? The Sillappadigaram says Tamilnadu is from Venkadam to Kumari. Then was Chola empire extenended upto Vengadam from Cauvery? If not then who were the rulers of North TN? Why it dosenot speak about the “Satyaputo Neduman Anji” or other Satyaputos? There is no mention of any other culture other than Chera, Chola and Pandyas? When Ashoka mentioned Satyaputo, then where they disappeared all together ? or were ruling the place between Thiruvengadam and Northern border of Chola country? The Big 3, did not recognize the new power? Is that why they were missed out Adiyamans in Silappadigaram?
Kadunkon arrived in 575. Simma Vishnu in 500 itself?. Then how we can say that Kalappirars were vanquished by Kadunkon?
Pillayarpatti is dated to 5th Century ( Also to 4th Century ). Even assume that it was done on 31st December 499 ( last day of 5th Century to satisfy Pillayar haters ) then how Pandyas could have built a temple before Kadunkon?
Who are these Elugattur Thachhans. They are in the rock cutting business for around 4 centuries from 2nd BC. In all their epigraphs they have not mentioned about any king.? They themselves seems to be an independent entity. Then, Kalppirarars may be meant as Pirar in the kalam, there are many independent chieftains in the field.
Then the kalappirar goes to 2nd BC based on Thirumalai inscriptions of Elugattur people?
Why Silappadigaram talks more about Hinduism than Jainism and Budhhism? If it is a Budhist/Jain literature? That period was supposed to be a Kalappirar period? 12. Then should history be pushed back by centuries as argued by many History Scholars ( whom were labelled as Hindutva brigade).
I am not questioning but want to know some genuine, dispassionate answers.