This book, a critique of Robert Hardgrave.Jr's
The Nadars of Tamil Nadu - (1969) explains the socio-political ethno-linguistic and ethno-national heritage of ancient Indians linked with rulers, Sages and the Base-Society identified as Dravidians;
with special reference to the Nadars of Asia, who are wrongly portrayed by major western scholars including Bishop Caldwell, as simple �Toddy Tappers�. But analyzing the hidden truths of history verified with various
archaeological depictions found in the temples of India as well as different inscriptions gathered from India and abroad, the author finds the root of this ancient community to the ancestors of the
great
Jain saint Mahavira and also to the kings like
Chanta Asoka and many dynasties like the
Chahamanaas, Rashtrakutas and Mouryas etc. Referring to the Sanskrit lexicon and various other
literary evidences found in Indian epics and literature, the author establishes the roots of this community to the ancient Rajputs and other Base Societies known by different names in different times as
Lichchavis, Madhva, Tvashtri, Trippapur, Villava, Ediga, Vanava, Shanar (Santor), Chovan, Chauhan, Kavara, Vrishni, Bhills, Gramani, Ratnins, Vidhyadharas etc. Unfortunately, these tribes are presently neglected to the bottom realms of the society enforced by the Aryan Sanadhana Dharma; and the author craves for a reunification of all these tribes to establish a united India.
To obtain this book directly, please write to:
Dr.M.Immanuel
Director, HRPT
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Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu
India - 629004
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