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Janaki Rangarajan honours Andal in Amuktamalyada
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Janaki Rangarajan honours Andal in Amuktamalyada
Reading Time: 4 minutes Amuktamalyada is an epic poem in Telugu written by the great Vijayanagar emperor Krishna Deva Raya in the sixteenth century. A great warrior, polyglot and scholar, he dedicated it to the female Vaishnavite Tamil poet-saint Andal, who lived around the seventh century. Amuktamalyada is the translation of the Tamil moniker for Andal ‘Chudi kodutha nachiar’ which literally means “the giver of worn garland.” The legend of A…
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