So you have to make another video on Kerala and Malayalis (Malayalam language speakers). Modern day Kerala and it's language Malayalam have started to split from the then Tamil initiating from last centuries of BC and completed by the 8th century AD from commencement of separate calendar system in Kerala called Kollam Era. The earliest stone inscription with a reference on Kerala is the Edicts of Ashoka (BC 274-237). Kerala is mentioned as "Keralaputho" (Kerala Puthra Sanskrit word meaning sons of Kerala) in the second and thirteenth Ashoka Sthambhas. It may be noted that Kerala is not mentioned as "Cheram" while "Cholas" and the "Pandyas" are named as such. As of now, the earliest inscription which could be ascribed to Malayalam language and the inscribed phrase is different from the Tamil is the Hero Stone procured from the Pulikomb of Theni district which date backs to 2nd century BC. The migration of Jews, the arrival of Saint Thomas and his descendants Saint Thomas Christians, the first Mosque of South Asia, the spice trade through the Muziris port, Kollam port, the arrival of Portuguese, the first printing press in South Asia, the gold reservoir of Padmanabha Swamy temple which is mentioned in the video all happened in Kerala and are the integral part of us making us Malayalis and Malayalam culture distinct from the Tamils and Tamil culture elsewhere. We Malayali culture embraces the difference among us making Kerala a thriving place of cultural diversity(54%Hindus, 26%Muslims, 18%Christians) in tandem with harmony unlike in Tamil culture. Therefore the Cheras, Kerala, Malayalam and Malayali should not be identified with the Tamils in Common Era.
As an American, my friend from Tamil Nadu sent this video to me, and I am as well learning Tamil (Thamizh) so…….. Vanakkam nanba, yen peru Kent, ungalai santhithathil magizhchi, enakku konjam konjam Tamil teriyum 🙏🏻 Much love to Tamilians 🙌🏻💙
@@mamtasingh2703No, 'sanghi' is a term used to describe people who impose their religious beliefs on others. We don't label Gujaratis or people from other northern regions as 'sanghis'; we only use this term for individuals who force their beliefs on others
That's the reason we are against the Hindi imposition... if you let any other king to rule your nation the culture , rules , even architecture of the nation will change as per the kings wish.. you guys let another language inside (Hindi) it messed your culture ,that's why for past 3 centuries we are against language imposition.
@@babitayadav4806 State of UP, Bihar, MP and Chhattisgarh are loosing their culture and some have completely lost it. Every other state is named after their mother tounge. Gujarat, Kashmir, Bengal , Maharashtra . But what about MP, UP, Bihar, Uttrakhand ?? Govt.has Imposed Hindi on these states and killed the Maithili,Angika , Bhojpuri and other ancient languages of this land .
Diya Roy sadly, true , did you know Tamil too lost their language from their temples? And Sanskrit is replaced them , only some temples like Thanjai big temple has tamil as worshipping language
I’m Tamilan From California USA I’m married to a Russian Women with whom I had Five Sons & three daughters Totally Eight Children all my childrens learning Both Tamil & Russian equally My elder sons where fluent in 4 Languages Tamil,English ,Russian,Spanish
@@JJumpscare who was the LTTE? Did they just appear out of thin air? Were they not Tamil people? Were they not the sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, husbands, wives, fathers and mothers of the people you would like to think they held hostage?
I'm a Tamil living in Mumbai ( surrounded by non-tamils) so I never really got the hype around Tamil pride. Add to the fact that Tamil heroes/politicians always use Tamil pride as an excuse to win people's hearts (which works). So it rubbed me off the wrong way. But this video reignited my pride of being a Tamil, while teaching me a lot about Tamil Eelam as well. Sincerely thank you for this. You did a stupendous job as usual ❤️
Hype exists everywhere buddy may it be Tamils, sikhs, haryanvis, marathas, rajputs, nawabs etc. But still you should be proud of your culture. I used to think of haryana's culture is wild and gangster types earlier but when discovered more about it, I feel pride with it. Just chill after all we all are Indians and brothers. Much respect and love from Haryana
I’m a Punjabi. I feel Tamil culture is very under studied in India. Tamil kings indianized a whole subcontinent and we don’t know much about it. I hope more people write scholarly books on Southern India.
Im also in agreement with the overt focus on the "ganges islamic empires". No offence to my musalman brothers but maybe its time to shift our focus? Mass printing has been available for so many years and what better time than this to change pur education focus. Maybe a generation of northies and southerners learning abt southern kingdoms and empires isnt very bad? But then, this is india we are talking abt, i studied on hand me down books so maybe its more difficult than just "change the books" Also Vijayanagara and chola empires were og
I am a Tamil person from South Africa 🇿🇦, My forefathers came as indentured labourers from Tamil Nadu, India in the late 1800s. Thank you for making this video😊 I learned a lot.
We Tamil people personally like Singhs ( Punjabis ) more than anyone even from neighbouring districts.....we and Singhs are like Brothers.... That's why in Canada🇨🇦....Tamil & Singh are given Higher ranks and positions for their cooperation and high thoughts......
@@sridhars3467 This is absolutely true actually, I’ve experienced it here in The UK 🇬🇧, although I’m not a Sardar, Tamil people always show me great respect and when they see my name is Singh, their love grows! It’s a mutual feeling, both communities make India proud!
@@ssmufc9941 Very Nice to know my Brother ❤️❤️👍🏻 Even though we're divided by individual culture yet United by hearts.... My mom too.... She'll always be in support for my Singh friends that much...❤️ In our Amritsar the way our holy golden temple running is...it is creating spirituality that is beyond mankind !!...To treat everyone with great respect, smile, equality...etc.....I'm really proud & grateful to have u ppl in our India more....loads of respect to every Singhs out there working hard for society without losing their holiness !! ( Singhs in whatever the profession they're, they know to respect & treat every other communities !!)... P.S : These and all I've not just been taught , told but experiences in reality !!
@@esakkipandi6763 வணக்கம் இசக்கி பாண்டி, அவராவது தமிழில் முழுமையாக எழுதியுள்ளார், சிறு பிழைகள் உள்ளது. நீங்கள் ஆங்கிலத்தில் எழுதி அவரது தவறை சுட்டி காட்டுகிறீர்கள், என்ன ஒரு வேடிக்கை.
❤ தமிழனாக இருப்பதில் பெருமை கொள்கிறேன் .. யாழ்ப்பாணத்தில் இருந்து ... அதே நேரம் "சிங்கள காடையர்களினால்" என் வரலாற்று பொக்கிஷம் தீக்கிரையாக்கப்பட்டதை ஒரு போதும் மன்னிக்க மாட்டேன் ...
Tamil people are so proud of their culture and language! I'm a white American married to a Tamil person, and I have an OCI card. When we went on a tour of the Taj Mahal I got questioned by a couple of soldiers who thought I had the wrong ticket - one of them couldn't believe I was Indian enough to hold an OCI so he asked me in Hindi if I spoke Hindi and I answered, "இல்லை, தமிழ் பேசுகிறேன்!"... I'm not sure he understood the message, but it made my mother-in-law proud!
@@toontoofaan5055 because hindhi has no history no literacy and it's very recent launguage when compared with historical launguage tamil. That's why we don't want to understand Hindi moreover we don't need to learn that. But we need to learn hindhi sentence only for buying panipoori( ek plate Pani poori baiya).
@@ChandelAditya27 We love tamil people as they are our fellow south asian brothers We love tamil culture,movies and language❤ Lets forget the hatred and love each other❤
I'm from Tamil Nadu..coimbatore... yannaku romba happy ya eruku .. tamil pasuravagala english ku maruranga but foreigners la tamil kathukuraga .. I'm so proud to be an tamilan ...VALGA VALAMUDAN ❤🤝🏻🙏
@@sk7417 Does it? Very few people give to others when they do not want to. Feeling happiness at someone else's conditions improving because of your actions is an exchange, although it does not invalidate the act of giving itself. Personally I think the more people that benefit from an interaction the better. If both sides gain (even if one gains more than the other) then there is not necessarily anything wrong with the act.
I am a Proud Tamil from Chicago, USA. I am very proud that even after the invasion of Aryans, Mughals, and over 200 years of British rule; we kept our culture, rituals, and language. I make sure that my children who were born in the USA are able to carry forward our Tamil culture. We are the oldest speaking language in the world. Much Love and Respect to my fellow Tamil brothers and sisters. No matter where we are, we are always united by Tamil.
Appreciate your thoughts. But some nairs and menons (not all) dedicate their time to undermining Tamils, and have caused much damage to Tamil people. They must be held criminally responsible.
@@dowrypandaram179 in Singapore the won't care about malayali bro... Tamil is national language of Singapore...many Tamil minister are still there in Singapore...no mallyali are there bro... only 1% mallus r living Singapore, that too because setler issue last year they send them out of Singapore
Don't know if I've said this before, but your series on world religions will become a golden library for schools in the future, if not already. Thanks for all the research and simple narration.
I was born in Tamil Eelam and I grew up in France. I am so proud to be part of such rich and old culture. Thank you so much for this video that honoured us
@@ranjeet5710 🙄 The north indian attitude of discriminating others as inferior needs a reality check SLAP from someone 😆. Tamizh gives it 👍🏼. The day when you think Tamizh, North East Indian etc. History is also Indian History then there will be a change 👍🏼. Don't think only Sanskrit and Indus Valley civilization as yours 🙄. ❤️🇮🇳
I've always felt that the tamil culture isn't talked about often whenever people talk about India, its nice to see someone do so much research on it... Love from kerala to my tamil brothers
Yeah. Even our schools don't teach any of this. Just skim over the kingdoms and dynasties that were there. Unless you're from South India and show interest, it is difficult to naturally learn much about Tamil culture. Rightfully so I have had experience of people I know going to South India and saying it's like a different country. I'm Tamilan who grew up in the North so I got best of both worlds.
@@abhinavvajpai1711 there is no Brahmans in tamilnadu first. Then they won't be our teachers. Bro here there is no Varna system before the aryans invasion all are equal here
As a Tamil person living in Singapore, Tamils are definitely not mentioned enough when talking about Indians and seeing a whole entire video talking about us has honoured me so much
That's sad you need to look up a video to feel honoured, but like any of the cuisines cooked in our homes, every Indian race is like a spice adding their own flavour to the cuisine and like if you miss out any spice, India or Bharat is as flavourless as that cuisine. As an Indian, I feel proud to have been born in a land where so many great races and people originate, where you can enjoy music by AR Rehman, sung by Lata Mangeshkar, and directed by someone else. it just reminds me of those lines "Sare Jahan se Accha..." written by a poet who was taken from us, by European colonial divide and rule policy... I have lived in Singapore and trust me it feels great to find my Tamil brothers over there too...
My favorite state in this country, even though I am not Tamil. Such beautiful architectures, temples, generally very polite people to interact with, and the food ugh, I am addicted to dosa, idli, uttapam and paniyaram. I plan to learn the language, its on my goal list.💕
I have never got a chance to visit Tamil Nadu . In our Bengali community there is a great admiration for the Tamil people. They are great beautiful people with great culture , language , intellect 😊
As a Malayali i found this video to be very informative because both Kerala and Tamil Nadu are deeply related to each other. We are the same blood and we have the same roots. Our bonding is pretty strong. Brothers forever ❤️
Thank you Anna (brother in tamil) at least you’re not like the other delusional Sinhalese and Malayali people I’ve seen in the comments ❤️ love from the UK
Hindi is my mother tongue but I am learning tamil because i want to watch tamil movies without dubbing and subtitles And without a dought Melody of Tamil song is above Bollywood Songs Main reason is rhyming in Tamil language ❤️
@@cherry-dance-debut-zq3be bro we are all one. Don't feel excluded. By one I mean just us. No Aryans. They have a bad reputation with China Bangladesh Maldives Pakistan
"To us all towns are our own, everyone is our kin, Life's good comes not from others' gifts, nor ill, Pains and pain's relief are from within, Death's no new thing, nor do our bosoms thrill When joyous life seems like a luscious draught. When grieved, we patient suffer; for, we deem This much-praised life of ours a fragile raft Borne down the waters of some mountain stream That o'er huge boulders roaring seeks the plain Tho' storms with lightning's flash from darkened skies. Descend, the raft goes on as fates ordain. Thus have we seen in visions of the wise! We marvel not at the greatness of the great; Still less despise we men of low estate." Kaniyan Poongundran, Purananuru - 192 ~ 3rd century BCE (The first two lines of this poem are the ones Cogito quotes in the video)
I am half Tamil half white but unfortunately I didn’t grow up with my Tamil father so I wasn’t taught much of anything about my culture. I am starting to learn more about it though, thanks for the video.
I'm a malayali, neighbour of Tamilnadu. I know that the malayalam is made from tamil. That's why we are so similar language and accent than other languages in india.
According to me verul kailasa temple is a wonder ! I cannot believe such a temple could be ever constructed. What a beauty. ! Om nama shivaya. 🙏 Do visit the tanjavur big temple of lord brihadeeaswarar madurai meenakshi temple. , Srirangam temple , andal temple in srivilliputtur. Outstanding architecture !! Kallanai dam (900-1000 year old) is a master piece and still standing strong !
As a South African Tamil, I'm so grateful for the effort and sincerity of this video. Thank you for bringing light to a universal culture, and for viewing this culture through the eyes of its proud people.
Just out of curiosity, how different/ evolved is your culture compared to the tamil culture in india. And by south african tamil do you mean you shifted there residentially or do you identify south africa as your home ? Thanks
@@anonmuyous Good day Aditya. I’m from Durban , one of the largest Indian communities outside of India. Indians where brought here by the British as indentured laborers back in 1860. Majority of Indians in South Africa are from Tamilnadu, Northern India(Hindi speaking) and Telugu speaking parts of India . There are some small Gujarati people and other groups. But the majority are Tamil or Hindi speaking. I’m a proud South African as we have our own South African culture but we also love our own roots- You can even see the influence of India in the food that we consume- almost every famous fast food chain has a bit more spice to the menu - Admittedly, most Indians in South Africa (70’- to present day) can’t speak our native languages as we’ve become way too anglicized- taking English as our home language- however our grandparents and some parents still speak the Indian languages. But there is still a great pride given to culture with Bollywood-Kollywood being very big here as well as learning Indian music etc. I can tell you that Tamils in South Africa have definitely not lost that blind optimism and pride for their culture. Tamils here still believe it’s the most beautiful language ever. Diwali and other festivals are practiced here, but amongst the Tamils - the holy time of Thaipoosam Kavady is taken very seriously.
Tamils are extremely smart and honest people. There are a lot of tamils in Singapore and contributed much to Singapore. So proud of our Tamil brothers and sisters.
@@pooja350 Singaporeans Tamilans speak Tamil fluently as well. We have compulsory Tamil until junior college level. You don't need to put down another country to raise your own.
l am a maharashtrian and my image of tamil people is literacy, golden history, rich knowledge, open mindedness and just smart people... l also like their food. to all the tamils in the comments, we people love you
I’m from Malaysia. We have more than 2 million Tamils here. Brought by the British as labourers and civil servants. We practice Tamil culture Religion and Language as like in Tamilnadu. We have Tamil Primary Schools here. We have assimilated into part of Malaysian culture where our food and music is part of it. Even we call our fellow Msian ‘ maccha’ as symbol of brotherhood . Proud to be Tamil in Malaysia 🙏🏾
I cried when he started talking about the Srilankan civil war bc it had heavy impacts on my parents childhoods. I’m also a Sri Lankan tamil so this means a lot.
Same here. My parents had to come to UK because they were chased away from Jaffna by the Tamil Tigers. All their possessions were looted 😔The amount of suffering my parents went through is unimaginable.
@@mohamedrizan7335 feels bad :( Im currently playing online game with srilankan Tamils and malaysian Tamils ... Feels more touch with my people who lives in different countries
@@mohamedrizan7335 I'm African. Just curious. I am assuming your parent were Srilankan Tamils since you said same here. Why would the Tamil Tigers chase them?
@@seismicvertigo345 Hey, so basically we are Muslims that speak Tamil. Tamil Tigers wanted to create a pure Tamil State called Tamil Eelam. They viewed Tamil speaking Muslims as outsiders and wanted to get rid of us. Hence, Muslims were forced to leave from the Tamil Tiger controlled areas.
As a tamilian livin' I'm Bangalore, people here always made me feel insecure about being a tamilian and now I am loving my language and I am extremely proud in being a tamilian. We are literally the history of India and it feels like just like how the Jews being one of the oldest religion, they went through an ill fate and now us tamilians , we had to lose our tamil people in srilanka and India sent the army against us. How would that make us feel !? We would rise and make our way just like our ancestors did no matter the history, these few decades, the Tamil language is gonna spread like wildfire, through music, acting, dance and many such things and we have our ancestors support.
bangalore, kolar, kudagu are all tamil places which we've lost during the partition. the language kannada wouldn't exist if tamil wasn't there at the first place. we opposed the sanskrit and hence tamil still lives unlike karnataka. so its those ppl who mocks u should feel insecure, not u.
I am a Bengali Hindu from Bangladesh. I love my Tamil brothers and sisters. I am now in Germany, and I live with some brothers from South India and they are the nicest human beings I have ever met. We, Bangladeshi people also fought for our language. In 1952 Pakistan (West Pakistan in those days) tried to force Urdu on us. On 21st February 1952, many students and passersby died when Pakistani Police fired shots at a Procession. Be proud to be who you are, I am a Hindu and a Bengali. I am proud of being both.
@Ninad N dude I'm just proud of my language.... If u think we are spreading divide, u too are by dividing us from the other nationals as indians.... U may say u r just trying to unite people as indians... I will say we are just united as Tamils.... If being proud of something is wrong... Then unification itself is wrong.... The core idea of unification at its core is differentiating yourself from something different.... This might be hard to understand but if u can get it... U will realise...
@@muktapidasingh6697 yes!! Cholas spreaded not only sanskrit language but also hindu culture. Even tamils who are taken as slaves built many hindu temples in SE asia ex: batu cave temple, ashoka vatika sita amman temple(lanka) what is Indian govt doing for them now? We struggled to get classical language status, we struggled to get back jallikattu, now we are struggling for water,Our Indian govt sharing water to pakistan and building dams in afghanistan but not ready to share water to its own state Tamilnadu.
@@josejoseph8725 I am from jammu and I am a proud indian but our government is ignoring us providing all funds and facilities to kashmir. Despite living as a peaceful and law abiding citizens we are getting nothing and despite being a most violent and law breaking society all govt,media and rest of Indian's focus is on kashmir. The language,culture and heritage of jammu is vanishing under the kashmiri clouds. Our problems are much bigger than Tamils. But I hope govt listen to your problems and act on them.
The lady Sambavalam (Heo Hwang-ok, Korean name for the princess of Korea who migrated from Tamil Nadu coastal area) appears to have left India from Kanyakumari by boat/ship, and then married a Korean prince who fell in love with her as soon as he saw her. So, Tamil Nadu & Korean have More Similarities in Language, Culture, Symbol & Food🇮🇳🇰🇷💛💜
Tamil language, culture, history should be protected and preserved. Love from Punjab . For this reason I can't support imposition of one language in India.
OUR INDIA.... The strength of India is its diversity. Different cultures and languages. TRUE federalism must be practiced to keep INDIA an united cultured nation. Every STATE in India has unique cultural values that MUST BE PRESERVED and RESPECTED. The unity must not be destroyed by imposing any language, religion ,caste and creed. We are ONE by Indian CULTURAL VALUES . Each and every person belongs to every state MUST be proud of their own roots and values practiced through GENERATIONS. WE RESPECT EACH OTHER . NOBODY CAN DESTRY OUR CORE VALUES. LET US PRESERVE OUR ROOTS AND FLOURISH WELL . WE MUST UNDERSTAND IN INDIA ANY ONE (ONLY ONE) IDEOLOGY CAN NOT UNITE US. The UNITY factor of INDIA TRUELY IS ITS HETROGENEOUSITY .
WE LIKE AND RESPECT ALL LANGUAGES. BUT WE NEVER LIKE ITS IMPOSITION. WE LEARN OURSELVES AS PER OUR NEEDS . BUT NOT THROUGH IMPOSITION..... IT IS NOT TRUE THAT THAMIZH PEOPLE DON'T LIKE HINDI. TRUELY THE NEEDY PEOPLE ARE LEARNING HINDI THROUGH ' DHAKSHINA BHARAT HINDI PRACHAR SABHA' . OTHER THAMIZH PEOPLE WON'T TRY TO STOP THIS. PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAMIZH PEOPLE AND CULTURE .
@@sivavijay3882 Our India? If you're referring to the land, you are vile lying thieves. And we have the proof of who owns that land. Do you think anyone respects the words of liars? No, we don't. You have no land. That land will be renamed...It's not 'india.' Just watch me.
@Rahul Bro i think they also teach about mauryas guptas chera cholas pandayas vijaynagar maratha bt i think mughals and britisher are more influential coz of their size and they existed in 16-19th century which is closer to 2021 than empire which dates back to 300bc or 6000AD as the bigger and more recent empires hv more impact in history.
@Narendra Modi basically indian history in textbooks: - Harrappa and mohenjodaro was a thing Two thousand years later Maurya empire conquered everything Gupta and chola empire made a brief appearance Delhi Sultanate was a clusterfuck We know each and every mughal emperor's personalities, favourite cities, political leaning, favourite food, Names of their wives, kids, their kid's favourite food and what they thought about religion. The british used devide and conquer to get everyone Then gandhi and Nehru saved us all. That's all
I am from North East India and gotta say Tamils should be respected their history is impeccable and should be respected , their kings were just amazing, even now they are contributing to science and tech so much.. LOVE FROM ASSAM❤
I was born in Tamil Nadu, i speak Rajasthani at home , mother insisted on choosing Tamil as 2nd language and not hindi.. Today I love Tamil more than the language I speak at home..also if asked I always say proudly that m a tamilian 😍 Edit: 😍😍sweetest comment section ever, you guys are so positive 🥺🥺.. thanks a lot for likes and comments guys
FREAK BOOSTEZ!! No lol I’m tamil before I’m Indian. There is even a saying in tamil that translates to “we’ve been Thamizh for over 2000+ years but we’ve only been Indian for ~70 years”
@@jaiharrish1244 we he had queen who ruled the people more than 2000 years ago. And now she is regarded as a god and has a big temple for her in Madurai.
@@invisiblekid8452 He's the one of those people who killed my people in Mullaivaaikal, built a system of cronyism, looted tn for the benefit of his family, neglected north tamilnadu, looted my properties of Temples
i'm helping to translate what's MOHAMMAD ILYAS SAID, (ஊரு பக்கம் வந்திங்கன்னா கட்டாயம் வீட்டுக்கு வந்து சாப்டுதான் போகனும்) "he is inviting you to his house for lunch/dinner if you visits tamil nadu one day"
I am a tamil from Mauritius. Kovils in South India might not be on official lists of wonders like the seven wonders, but they are considered architectural wonders in their own right due to their historical, artistic and religious value that continues to inspire awe and admiration.
@@raawinkrishnagiri4147 not really, I'm from my kerala and there's tamil people studying with me and I got a lot of Tamil friends from discord. They're always cool
We are happy that we have an extended family in the form of Malayalees , Kanndaigas Telugu people, Baduga , Tuluva , Konkani and Kodava speaking people of the Dravidian linguistic family
I am a North Indian from state of Uttar Pradesh. This video shook my heart 💓 Honestly saying, i never knew Tamil culture was so rich & had so powerful history.......i geniunely feel sorry for hurting your sentiments on your language & culture. Previously, i used to think ki UP has the richest culture because it is origin place of hindu Religion, being birthplace of Ram, Krishna and almost all of hindu saints. Actually the problem is most of North Indians are unaware of South India's history...... Similarly South Indians are also totally unaware of rich cultures of North Indians states like UP, Bihar, Bengal, Gujrat & Punjab. This lack of unawareness is the prime reason of North-south fights......you people should invest more in spreading awareness of your culture & rich history rather than fighting with North Indians........i bet you, if North Indians are made aware of your culture they will never ever tell you to speak hindi. It's not total fault of North Indians as well because during last 70 years of Congress reign, our history books are flooded with stories of only three things : 1) Mughal empires 2) Maratha Empire 3) Freedom struggle. We never had detail topics on Tamil history or Punjabi history or Bengali history. Even history of UP, Bihar is absent from our history books.
I'm Singapore born Tamilian 60 year old we are very passionate about our language and Tamil is one of our national languages here in Singapore. We read and write Tamil so does my children and grandchildren. Greetings from Singapore.Jai Hind.
@@johnypeep tamilnadu is in India whats wrong, seems like you never stepped out of tamilnadu, whatever foreign country you go you will hold a indian passport, you will be called as an Indian.
He has to make another video on Kerala and Malayalis (Malayalam language speakers). It's wrong to identify us with the Tamils. Modern day Kerala and it's language Malayalam which is mentioned in the video have started to split from the then Tamil initiating from last centuries of BC and completed by the 8th century AD from commencement of separate calendar system in Kerala called Kollam Era. The earliest stone inscription with a reference on Kerala is the Edicts of Ashoka (BC 274-237). Kerala is mentioned as "Keralaputho" (Kerala Puthra Sanskrit word meaning sons of Kerala) in the second and thirteenth Ashoka Sthambhas. It may be noted that Kerala is not mentioned as "Cheram" while "Cholas" and the "Pandyas" are named as such. As of now, the earliest inscription which could be ascribed to Malayalam language and the inscribed phrase is different from the Tamil is the Hero Stone procured from the Pulikomb of Theni district which date backs to 2nd century BC. The migration of Jews, the arrival of Saint Thomas and his descendants Saint Thomas Christians, the first Mosque of South Asia, the spice trade through the Muziris port, Kollam port, the arrival of Portuguese, the first printing press in South Asia, the gold reservoir of Padmanabha Swamy temple which is mentioned in the video all happened in Kerala and are the integral part of us making us Malayalis and Malayalam culture distinct from the Tamils and Tamil culture elsewhere. We Malayali culture embraces the difference among us making Kerala a thriving place of cultural diversity(54%Hindus, 26%Muslims, 18%Christians) in tandem with harmony unlike in Tamil culture.
@@laique8797 u r part of cheran kingdom. Silapadhikaram was found in kerala written in tamil Many tamil literature are found in kerala. Even chrra nadu was mentioned in sangam literature. One of the tamil sangam literature found in kerala. Dont try to hide. truth. And ancient tamil people were even follow jainism .u talk about kerala population was equalised by all religion . there is no religion fights among tamils. We dont need the relegions and beliefs of other country even someone likes that even if he is tamilan he has rights to change himself
@@NoName-km5op Linguistically they are sister languages, Modern Tamil and Malayalam. Both descended from the same language and both have varied different degrees of archaic to that ancestor language. As they are in same language family they have shared vocabularies too. Eg., {mukanaka naṭpatu naṭpanṟu neñcattu akanaka naṭpatu naṭpu. tirukkuṟaḷ ISO15919} {mukanaka naṭpatu naṭpaṉṟu neñcattu akanaka naṭpatu naṭpu. tirukkuṟaḷ} Apart from the word നട്പു/நட்பு(today it is present as നൺപ്/நண்பு in malayalam) every other words are still present in malayalam exactly as it was pronounced in thirukural time. Thirukural{ISO} = real/pure malayalam{ISO} = standard malayalam(english){ISO} മുക/முக{muka}= മുകം മുകർ മോറ്{mukaṁ mukar mōṟ}= മുഖം(face) നക/நக {naka}= നക{naka}= ആഭരണം(ornament) നട്പ്/நடப்பு{naṭpu}= നൺപ്{naṇpă}= സുഹൃത്സ്നേഹം (friendship) അൻറു/அன்று{anṟu}= അന്നു (ഇന്നിയ = ഇല്ലാത്ത){annu(inniya=illatta)}= അല്ല(no) നെഞ്ചു/நெஞ்சு{neñcu}= നെഞ്ച്{neñcă}= ഹൃദയം( heart) അക/அக {aka}=അകം{akam} = അകം(inside) But today modern tamil the word നക/நக is present as நகை/നകൈ but malayalam able to preserve it as നക/நக. All these words are still present in the Malayalam dictionaries. So Malayalam language can claim a bunch of Sangam literature and is not the monopoly right of Modern Tamil.
@@laique8797 I mean malayalam is similar to ancient tamilnadu and. Culture but not modern tamil.modern tamil has different influence on it and it is not muka , it is muga naga natpadhu natpandru nenjathu aga naga natpadhu natpu. Pronouncation is different
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So you have to make another video on Kerala and Malayalis (Malayalam language speakers). Modern day Kerala and it's language Malayalam have started to split from the then Tamil initiating from last centuries of BC and completed by the 8th century AD from commencement of separate calendar system in Kerala called Kollam Era. The earliest stone inscription with a reference on Kerala is the Edicts of Ashoka (BC 274-237). Kerala is mentioned as "Keralaputho" (Kerala Puthra Sanskrit word meaning sons of Kerala) in the second and thirteenth Ashoka Sthambhas. It may be noted that Kerala is not mentioned as "Cheram" while "Cholas" and the "Pandyas" are named as such. As of now, the earliest inscription which could be ascribed to Malayalam language and the inscribed phrase is different from the Tamil is the Hero Stone procured from the Pulikomb of Theni district which date backs to 2nd century BC.
The migration of Jews, the arrival of Saint Thomas and his descendants Saint Thomas Christians, the first Mosque of South Asia, the spice trade through the Muziris port, Kollam port, the arrival of Portuguese, the first printing press in South Asia, the gold reservoir of Padmanabha Swamy temple which is mentioned in the video all happened in Kerala and are the integral part of us making us Malayalis and Malayalam culture distinct from the Tamils and Tamil culture elsewhere. We Malayali culture embraces the difference among us making Kerala a thriving place of cultural diversity(54%Hindus, 26%Muslims, 18%Christians) in tandem with harmony unlike in Tamil culture.
Therefore the Cheras, Kerala, Malayalam and Malayali should not be identified with the Tamils in Common Era.
Next Can you do a video on Telugu Kings called Reddy Raju's
Everyone expects the British intervention
I would love more explanation like this about diferent people in large mixed countries like some tribes in nigeria, ghana, indonesia, iran, mexico...
Thank you for teaching me about the Spice Bag. The Irish truly are the Greatest Race.
As an American, my friend from Tamil Nadu sent this video to me, and I am as well learning Tamil (Thamizh) so……..
Vanakkam nanba, yen peru Kent, ungalai santhithathil magizhchi, enakku konjam konjam Tamil teriyum 🙏🏻
Much love to Tamilians 🙌🏻💙
Thank you bro ..... Lots of Love from Tamilnadu , India🇮🇳
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For those who commented, you guys are a beautiful inspiration and I hope to meet you guys someday, mikka nandri en nanba 🥺🙏🏻💙
Vanakkam
@@As9999-ms Vanakkam 🙏🏻💙
I’m an American who is learning the Tamil language and I am in love with their music and dance 😍
Interesting, I am a Canadian Tamil and I am curious why do you want to learn Tamil?
I am an Indian Tamil, currently residing in Germany learning Deutsch !!
Thank you for learning tamil.
Great 😊
@@roshansri1636 My boyfriend is from Chennai ☺️
You have honoured us more than Bollywood has ever tried.
👌
Yes a white man telling Indian history to Indian
Bollywood is Garbage.
Best comment
Yeanna pa family man 2 va..
"As a Gujarati, I am proud of my Tamil brothers and sisters, and I love your food so much. Your temples are beautiful and magnificent."
Im from Tamilnadu I love Gujarat. Friendly peoples ❤️ I love urs Temple and Rann of Kutch ❤️
@@mahi-d72 really
I have seen many tamilians
who were hating gujaratis and calling them sanghi ?
@@mamtasingh2703No, 'sanghi' is a term used to describe people who impose their religious beliefs on others. We don't label Gujaratis or people from other northern regions as 'sanghis'; we only use this term for individuals who force their beliefs on others
Who is forcing u i am a sanghi and i join shaka and we don't care about u u just follow your belief who us imposing 😊@@praveenbabu4405
I'm from Punjab......
We lost our culture and changed
But Tamils didn't and enjoying their old culture 🙏🙏🙏
That's the reason we are against the Hindi imposition... if you let any other king to rule your nation the culture , rules , even architecture of the nation will change as per the kings wish.. you guys let another language inside (Hindi) it messed your culture ,that's why for past 3 centuries we are against language imposition.
@@Yash-kz8rx I think punjabi cultured suffered more from afghan raids and partition
punjabi is spoken very much in Delhi Haryana etc
@@babitayadav4806 State of UP, Bihar, MP and Chhattisgarh are loosing their culture and some have completely lost it. Every other state is named after their mother tounge. Gujarat, Kashmir, Bengal , Maharashtra . But what about MP, UP, Bihar, Uttrakhand ?? Govt.has Imposed Hindi on these states and killed the Maithili,Angika , Bhojpuri and other ancient languages of this land .
Diya Roy sadly, true , did you know Tamil too lost their language from their temples? And Sanskrit is replaced them , only some temples like Thanjai big temple has tamil as worshipping language
@@Yash-kz8rx Punjabi land and culture was attacked by Afghans, Mongols, Persians etc. Don't blindly bark about Hindi.
I'm hindi speaker
An I desperately want to learn tamil
Love tamil nadu people
I will help you learn bro.😃
Vanakam from Malaysia tamil 🙏🏻😍
Vanakam mamae,come to chennai I will teach u ❤️
We welcome your interest ❤️❤️
Loves from tamilnadu
I’m Tamilan From California USA I’m married to a Russian Women with whom
I had Five Sons & three daughters
Totally Eight Children all my childrens learning Both Tamil & Russian equally
My elder sons where fluent in 4 Languages Tamil,English ,Russian,Spanish
Plz start a youtube channel
Intresting 😲. Holding to your roots will earn you Fruitful results ❤️
"Yaathum oore yaavalum kelir" nu summava sonnanga ❤️🔥
வாழ்த்துகள்
That what we would love to hear.
As a malayali from Kerala, I am quite fascinated to explore the history of my ancestors of Tamilakam.
Keralites are mixed mostly
Come to Kanchipuram I'll show and explain some history...we go to temples 😊❤
I'm also from kerala
you guys are our brothers, you don't have to be fascinated, embrace & explore our own history
We are same blood ❤🫂
"யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளீர்"
வாழ்க தமிழ் 💥🙏
Thank you cogito 😇👍
@@JJumpscare Sri Lankan Army Raped Many innocents
@@JJumpscare who was the LTTE? Did they just appear out of thin air? Were they not Tamil people? Were they not the sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, husbands, wives, fathers and mothers of the people you would like to think they held hostage?
@@maztichf724 Liberation Tigers of 😀Eelam 🔥🔥by Prabhakaran, the leader😎.
@@maztichf724 they are Tamil speaking Sri lankans.They are the relations to every Tamils who all are living all around the world
@@maztichf724 watch methagu movie is clearly tale of LTTE
I'm a Tamil living in Mumbai ( surrounded by non-tamils) so I never really got the hype around Tamil pride. Add to the fact that Tamil heroes/politicians always use Tamil pride as an excuse to win people's hearts (which works). So it rubbed me off the wrong way. But this video reignited my pride of being a Tamil, while teaching me a lot about Tamil Eelam as well. Sincerely thank you for this. You did a stupendous job as usual ❤️
Hype exists everywhere buddy may it be Tamils, sikhs, haryanvis, marathas, rajputs, nawabs etc. But still you should be proud of your culture. I used to think of haryana's culture is wild and gangster types earlier but when discovered more about it, I feel pride with it. Just chill after all we all are Indians and brothers. Much respect and love from Haryana
I am also a tamil. I also don't understand the over inflated hype around tamil language as well. Good to know that i am not alone in this.
It's good to be proud of your culture and heritage as long as you 100% respect other cultures as well
I’m a Punjabi. I feel Tamil culture is very under studied in India. Tamil kings indianized a whole subcontinent and we don’t know much about it. I hope more people write scholarly books on Southern India.
Im also in agreement with the overt focus on the "ganges islamic empires". No offence to my musalman brothers but maybe its time to shift our focus?
Mass printing has been available for so many years and what better time than this to change pur education focus.
Maybe a generation of northies and southerners learning abt southern kingdoms and empires isnt very bad?
But then, this is india we are talking abt, i studied on hand me down books so maybe its more difficult than just "change the books"
Also
Vijayanagara and chola empires were og
A Sikhs pride is his Turban; A Rajputs pride is theirs high ethics; A Tamilans pride is his language.
True comment 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@raawinkrishnagiri4147 not only our language but also culture and everything we are proud
Its *Sikhs
And culture ,talents etc...
And you are comparing a religion and caste with a Language.... 😂😂😂
I am a Tamil person from South Africa 🇿🇦, My forefathers came as indentured labourers from Tamil Nadu, India in the late 1800s. Thank you for making this video😊 I learned a lot.
Bro really?? God damn 🤯
Whats so shocking ?@jasonvictor10k
ANNA DURBAN AH?
JOHANNESBURG AH?
@@mohankrishna8530 Durban
it's a shame we Indians don't even teach our own kids our rich history
Where have you studied?
@@shriyatiwari3088 India. and Ik they do teach some of it but not with this depth and details
I think it's about the subjects you take post high school.
@@shriyatiwari3088 yeah i guess
They only mention north indian history briefly. Tamil history is hardly noticed
I’m Punjabi but some of the best people you will meet in the world are Tamil!
We Tamil people personally like Singhs ( Punjabis ) more than anyone even from neighbouring districts.....we and Singhs are like Brothers.... That's why in Canada🇨🇦....Tamil & Singh are given Higher ranks and positions for their cooperation and high thoughts......
@@sridhars3467 This is absolutely true actually, I’ve experienced it here in The UK 🇬🇧, although I’m not a Sardar, Tamil people always show me great respect and when they see my name is Singh, their love grows! It’s a mutual feeling, both communities make India proud!
Ya we love you more than others for your unique culture and wish to be unique.. like us❤️🙏
@@ssmufc9941 Very Nice to know my Brother ❤️❤️👍🏻 Even though we're divided by individual culture yet United by hearts....
My mom too.... She'll always be in support for my Singh friends that much...❤️
In our Amritsar the way our holy golden temple running is...it is creating spirituality that is beyond mankind !!...To treat everyone with great respect, smile, equality...etc.....I'm really proud & grateful to have u ppl in our India more....loads of respect to every Singhs out there working hard for society without losing their holiness !!
( Singhs in whatever the profession they're, they know to respect & treat every other communities !!)...
P.S : These and all I've not just been taught , told but experiences in reality !!
பழகி பாரு பாசம் தெரியும் ...
... பகைது பாரு வீரம் தெரியும் 🇮🇳💞
தமிழையும் தமிழரையும் பற்றி பேசியர்துகு எங்கள் மனமார்ந்த நன்றி இப்படிக்கு தமிழன்
Hi Sanath,
@@JJumpscare ctrl+v
Please avoid spelling mistakes
@@esakkipandi6763 வணக்கம் இசக்கி பாண்டி, அவராவது தமிழில் முழுமையாக எழுதியுள்ளார், சிறு பிழைகள் உள்ளது. நீங்கள் ஆங்கிலத்தில் எழுதி அவரது தவறை சுட்டி காட்டுகிறீர்கள், என்ன ஒரு வேடிக்கை.
தமிழ்🔥🔥🔥
❤ தமிழனாக இருப்பதில் பெருமை கொள்கிறேன் ..
யாழ்ப்பாணத்தில் இருந்து ... அதே நேரம் "சிங்கள காடையர்களினால்" என் வரலாற்று பொக்கிஷம் தீக்கிரையாக்கப்பட்டதை ஒரு போதும் மன்னிக்க மாட்டேன் ...
Tamil people are so proud of their culture and language! I'm a white American married to a Tamil person, and I have an OCI card. When we went on a tour of the Taj Mahal I got questioned by a couple of soldiers who thought I had the wrong ticket - one of them couldn't believe I was Indian enough to hold an OCI so he asked me in Hindi if I spoke Hindi and I answered, "இல்லை, தமிழ் பேசுகிறேன்!"... I'm not sure he understood the message, but it made my mother-in-law proud!
❤️🐅❤️
@@दीपकनागर-थ5छ South Indians cannot understand Hindi , but as a Tamil , I can understand Devanagari , you have written Om nama: Shivaya in Sanskrit
@@toontoofaan5055 because hindhi has no history no literacy and it's very recent launguage when compared with historical launguage tamil. That's why we don't want to understand Hindi moreover we don't need to learn that. But we need to learn hindhi sentence only for buying panipoori( ek plate Pani poori baiya).
@@rajasekarn6579 what do you mean by literacy
Awesome mam ❤️
I was educated in Tamil Nadu for ten years......and consider this State as my home. There is a sense of "home-coming" everytime I land in Chennai.
It is the home of most Asian countries.
Wait so where are you from originally?
வீழ்வது நாமாக இருப்பினும்
வாழ்வது தமிழாக இருக்கட்டும்!!!
Indha video la eh sila mistakes la iruku bro
@NICKO GAMING ipo avar enna sonaru nee ipdi kaeta varthaila paesura
@NICKO GAMING channel ku views venum nu negativity spread pannatha. Maarga nallavai koori paar. Oor unnai potrum.
@@glady666999 ❤️🔥
@NICKO GAMING vadakan found 😂😂
We Bangladeshi love Tamil people. They are so talented & good people... Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤❤❤
Why??
We don't love u
@@ChandelAditya27lol
@@ChandelAditya27
We love tamil people as they are our fellow south asian brothers
We love tamil culture,movies and language❤
Lets forget the hatred and love each other❤
bro would have remembered dk's finish in nidhas trophy 😹
@@ChandelAditya27😂
Tamil is a beautiful language. I wish I could speak it. My friends from Thanjavoor and Chengalpattu are very precious to me. They are very humble.
as a singaporean, majority of the indians here are tamil! it's truly a beautiful culture~
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As a South African,majority of Indians here are Tamil:)…beautiful , I agree ,included are fewer Gujarati,Telugu ,others
Giovanni, I know I did,what are you on about? Don’t pontificate signore,no need,I know where they are from
@Giovanni Balbosa-Mc Intosh tamil is a race
I am a Tamilan living in U.P.
I am happy and proud to be a Tamil.
Bring a Indian form North, I say tamil is a beautiful language brother, one day I'll also love to learn tamil
I'm from Tamil Nadu..coimbatore... yannaku romba happy ya eruku .. tamil pasuravagala english ku maruranga but foreigners la tamil kathukuraga .. I'm so proud to be an tamilan ...VALGA VALAMUDAN ❤🤝🏻🙏
தமிழில் சொன்னால் 😢 என்ன
"The only gift is giving to the poor;
All else is exchange"
- Thiruvalluvar (Tamil poet)
@Kzaxrtij Skather not really it is still a moral extange give money so you can feel better about yourself
@@MohamedRamadan-qi4hl That speaks lot about you
@@sk7417 no it is only a sad truth of what most people do
@@sk7417 Does it? Very few people give to others when they do not want to. Feeling happiness at someone else's conditions improving because of your actions is an exchange, although it does not invalidate the act of giving itself. Personally I think the more people that benefit from an interaction the better. If both sides gain (even if one gains more than the other) then there is not necessarily anything wrong with the act.
@Kzaxrtij Skather You'll find most of the poems deep.
I am from Mauritius. Our forefathers came from Tamil Nadu. Feel always proud of lineage. Vazga Tamizha.Tamil is musical language. 👍👍👍
greetings from an illankai tamil
Tamil brother. ❤
Vannakam, I'm a Tamil person, from South Africa 🇿🇦
From mauritius 🇲🇺 too!
❤❤❤❤💐💐💐💐💐🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I'm a Malaysian Tamizhan here 🇲🇾
வணக்கம் ❤️❤️❤️
Ha
Vankkam da mapla❤️😂
Vanakam mapla ❤️
Dei punde vanakkam da
@@gettriggered6961 yov neyum tamil thane aprm yen 🤷🤷🤷
I am a Proud Tamil from Chicago, USA. I am very proud that even after the invasion of Aryans, Mughals, and over 200 years of British rule; we kept our culture, rituals, and language. I make sure that my children who were born in the USA are able to carry forward our Tamil culture. We are the oldest speaking language in the world. Much Love and Respect to my fellow Tamil brothers and sisters. No matter where we are, we are always united by Tamil.
The aryans migrated, they did not invade. The indus valley's destruction happened some years _before_ the aryans arrived
But Amit Shah and BJP is bent upon destroying Tamil language and culture.
Even after 200 years of British rule couldn't destroy it, u think BJP can. 😂😂
Hopefully there are Tamil communities and other people near the kids because it’s pretty easy to lose it
@krisgray1957 How ?
As a person from Kerala, it feels good seeing our neighbors get their much deserved appreciation.
Appreciate your thoughts. But some nairs and menons (not all) dedicate their time to undermining Tamils, and have caused much damage to Tamil people. They must be held criminally responsible.
@@anthonypk7281 they are outsiders of kerela and they not against Tamils but against also kerala native people like Elava Thiyya and Pulaya community
You have the equal appreciation bro. Malayalis are once tamils 800 years ago.
We are not neighbors, we are same brother
We should also be proud as we were also part of tamizhagam❤
Most Indians in Singapore are of Tamil descent. I must say our culture is so much richer for it.
R u Singaporean
❤️ from Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳🙏🏽.
Acceptance is a Great quality. Now they're Singaporean Tamils 🥰😍. Their Gratitude will always prosper your Country ❤️.
70 % top richest in Middle East are Malayalees. (Top 100)
Tamils are still the poorest in Singapore/Malaysia/Srilanka.
@@dowrypandaram179 in Singapore the won't care about malayali bro... Tamil is national language of Singapore...many Tamil minister are still there in Singapore...no mallyali are there bro... only 1% mallus r living Singapore, that too because setler issue last year they send them out of Singapore
@@dowrypandaram179 Exactly what you look for is what you get!
Don't know if I've said this before, but your series on world religions will become a golden library for schools in the future, if not already. Thanks for all the research and simple narration.
Thank you so much that means a lot
We watched his videos in school and I got so excited!
@@pinsllama9894 i mean, how could you not be? Cogito is a excelent researcher and content creator
Indeed. I loved the Hinduism video. :D
@@CogitoEdu As a tamilian I love you very much
I was born in Tamil Eelam and I grew up in France. I am so proud to be part of such rich and old culture. Thank you so much for this video that honoured us
Tamil are cool.... Still remember calling me "macchaa" ❤️ from Nagaland
😎 மச்சான்
Macha
Vanakkam machan🙏
Please search for and watch a documentary on UA-cam called , “ Sri Lanka’s Killing Fields “ .
Kuknalim!
Tamilians know and respect their culture, history and language 🔥 🔥
That's why I like Tamilians,
Love from Odisha ♥
மிக்க நன்றி
thank you very much
😊😊😊😊
Respect their culture but make fun of other culture even though we live in same country and same religion
நன்றி😎
@@ranjeet5710 🙄 The north indian attitude of discriminating others as inferior needs a reality check SLAP from someone 😆.
Tamizh gives it 👍🏼.
The day when you think Tamizh, North East Indian etc. History is also Indian History then there will be a change 👍🏼. Don't think only Sanskrit and Indus Valley civilization as yours 🙄.
❤️🇮🇳
I've always felt that the tamil culture isn't talked about often whenever people talk about India, its nice to see someone do so much research on it...
Love from kerala to my tamil brothers
Nandri vanakkam, namashkaram
Yes true chetan
Love you brother
Your also a tamilian brother ❤️
@@fatpotato3512 we all Tamilians before century...Chera kingdom
I'm Sri Lankan Tamil Muslim ...Proud to be a Thamizlan❤🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
@NiceGuy-cm2sk i have no idea what you mean by that.Anyhow Cheers✌🏻
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Your not allowed to say that after what your people did to the rest of the eelam tamils, by siding with the sinhalese and betraying the eelam tamils.
@@mrcritic3387 Go Educate Yourself Brother
நம்ம ஆளுங்க எல்லாரும் இங்கதான் வந்துயிருக்கிங்க போல...😍 😍 😘 😘 😘
தமிழன் என்றொரு இனம் உண்டு.
தனியே அவர்க்கொரு குணம் உண்டு.
அமிழ்தம் அவனது மொழியாகும்.
அன்பே அவனது வழியாகும்.
100%சரியே
தமிழனா சும்மாவா🔥🔥🔥
Ithai paditha udan mei silirthathu !
அன்பு மட்டும் போதாது தமிழா...
கொல்லும் வீரம் வேண்டும்...
இல்லையென்றால் கொல்லப்படுவோம்...
சகோதரர்களே இது போன்று தமிழ் வரலாறுகளை ஆங்கில யூடியூப் சேனல் அரங்கேற்றம் செய்தார் கள் என்றால் தமிழ் இனம் விடுதலை பெறும் வாழ்க தமிழ்
It's incredible how a non-tamil content producer was able to capture almost every important facet of Tamil culture through the ages in a single video.
Yeah. Even our schools don't teach any of this. Just skim over the kingdoms and dynasties that were there. Unless you're from South India and show interest, it is difficult to naturally learn much about Tamil culture. Rightfully so I have had experience of people I know going to South India and saying it's like a different country. I'm Tamilan who grew up in the North so I got best of both worlds.
Yet our Indian brahmans refuse to acknowledge the same in our own country
@@maverickcruise not blame our ancient teachers (Brahmans) for that they don't have means for that back then
@@abhinavvajpai1711 there is no Brahmans in tamilnadu first. Then they won't be our teachers. Bro here there is no Varna system before the aryans invasion all are equal here
Could you introduce me please which about your language and culture?I'm from Ikonya/Anatolia
As a sinhaleese person, tamils do have great culture and language.... I'm glad that tamil language is included in our syllabus.
tamil language is 5,000 years old sanskirt died language but tamil still been use our tamil cinema famous every where and the songs
Is there any tamils ? தமிழன்டா 🔥😎❤
Love from Jaffna Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Vanakam nanba😀from Tamilnadu
@@uliveindarkness subscribe panniyaacha bro 😍❤🤏
Ian a tamilan from Batticaloa
From Vavuniya, Srilanka
@@thatsmee8961 Iam mannar
I'm a Mauritian🇲🇺🌴 with Tamil roots❤
Knowing your roots in itself is a 👍🏼. Get influenced but Hold the Roots tight ❤️🙏🏽🇮🇳
🔥🔥
Great.
Respect to your parents. I like you name.
Love you all
As a Tamil person living in Singapore, Tamils are definitely not mentioned enough when talking about Indians and seeing a whole entire video talking about us has honoured me so much
Agreed mate
We are always shadowed by the northies
Malaysian here.
sri lankan tamils lmao
That's sad you need to look up a video to feel honoured, but like any of the cuisines cooked in our homes, every Indian race is like a spice adding their own flavour to the cuisine and like if you miss out any spice, India or Bharat is as flavourless as that cuisine. As an Indian, I feel proud to have been born in a land where so many great races and people originate, where you can enjoy music by AR Rehman, sung by Lata Mangeshkar, and directed by someone else.
it just reminds me of those lines "Sare Jahan se Accha..." written by a poet who was taken from us, by European colonial divide and rule policy...
I have lived in Singapore and trust me it feels great to find my Tamil brothers over there too...
My favorite state in this country, even though I am not Tamil. Such beautiful architectures, temples, generally very polite people to interact with, and the food ugh, I am addicted to dosa, idli, uttapam and paniyaram. I plan to learn the language, its on my goal list.💕
👏
Thats sounds great if you need any help related tamil and cultural u can ask
Hi 😊
I have never got a chance to visit Tamil Nadu . In our Bengali community there is a great admiration for the Tamil people. They are great beautiful people with great culture , language , intellect 😊
U got to know Tamil Nadu by actor Suriya right 😅😅😅
@@im.mowthik7516 I am a thalapathy fan from bengal
@@advait..3409 super nanba
Very true..as a Bengali even I would say the same. Huge respect for the culture.
When Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Organised INA tamils are the first and most number of peoples joined with him ...
As a Malayali i found this video to be very informative because both Kerala and Tamil Nadu are deeply related to each other. We are the same blood and we have the same roots. Our bonding is pretty strong.
Brothers forever ❤️
Brother for ever❤️
We are brothers for eva! What els
Thank you Anna (brother in tamil) at least you’re not like the other delusional Sinhalese and Malayali people I’ve seen in the comments ❤️ love from the UK
And we are highly developed than sangi based states
@@gokulr5651 can u please not be annoying like that “we are better” 🤓 like wtf man piss off bro get a life
Tamils are one of most strongest kingdoms on Indian subcontinent
Were*
Agree
@@abhijeetkumar9483 actually u don’t know that
Yea even when British conquered everything, Madurai, a main Tamil city, was still up by the Pandya kingdom and didn't give up to the British
In the world in ancient era
Huge respect to my Tamil cousins from the nearby country of Maldives, we derive from the same lands😊🇲🇻🇮🇳🇱🇰
Malai theevu. Garland islands
I am not Tamil, but as a South Indian, I am proud of my mother route language Tamizh ❤
It's one of the oldest richest cultures of the world.
Tamil is a language. Tamilan refers to the people.
Same ❤️
May Allah bless you brother and Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
@@UFCMania155what has that Allah or whatever that is has to do with Tamil?
@@UFCMania155 What a joker....get lost...buy some atta
Hindi is my mother tongue but I am learning tamil because i want to watch tamil movies without dubbing and subtitles
And without a dought Melody of Tamil song is above Bollywood Songs
Main reason is rhyming in Tamil language ❤️
Good to learn a new language. Best of luck!
Where are you learning that?
Hahaha
Welcome to the world of ilayaraja
there is a saying in tamil, if you know tamil and can speak it you are a tamilian irrespective of where you are from, what religion you are etc!
I'm born and raised Tamil, One of the most accurate documentaries I have seen about Tamils. Good Job. Thank you!
As a bangladeshi, tamil people are my favourite than any other indians❤️❤️
Gald to know that ❤
What about Telugu ppl
@@cherry-dance-debut-zq3be ofc you too all the ppls ❤️
@@cherry-dance-debut-zq3be bro we are all one. Don't feel excluded. By one I mean just us. No Aryans. They have a bad reputation with China Bangladesh Maldives Pakistan
Now I understand why I was able to find similarities between Thai and Tamil language.. cool !
Yeah we also have similarities in tradition and food....
Literally "Thai" means mother in Tamil. And Thai Naadu means Motherland. That's how the word Thailandu deformed.
Even korean
@@StarkEdits11 Not only Thai , also Greek, Latin and today English had Old Tamil words 🔥
Once upon a time we both (Tamil and Thai) followed the same religion, The Shaivam Religion. And we went on a war together also.
So nobody's gonna talk about the animation??? Soooo cutteee❤️😂
9:57 This part cracked me up 😂
@@thepaperninja3123 exactly 😂😂😂😂
@@thepaperninja3123 😄 😄 😄
@@thepaperninja3123 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cutee? Lmfao
As an American of Tamil ancestry, I feel greatly appreciative you made and posted this video!
"To us all towns are our own, everyone is our kin,
Life's good comes not from others' gifts, nor ill,
Pains and pain's relief are from within,
Death's no new thing, nor do our bosoms thrill
When joyous life seems like a luscious draught.
When grieved, we patient suffer; for, we deem
This much-praised life of ours a fragile raft
Borne down the waters of some mountain stream
That o'er huge boulders roaring seeks the plain
Tho' storms with lightning's flash from darkened skies.
Descend, the raft goes on as fates ordain.
Thus have we seen in visions of the wise!
We marvel not at the greatness of the great;
Still less despise we men of low estate."
Kaniyan Poongundran, Purananuru - 192
~ 3rd century BCE
(The first two lines of this poem are the ones Cogito quotes in the video)
You're Iqbal?
@Imbesat because he is iqbal
@@vaibhavmishra6006 Sort of. It's complicated.
@@harshavardhana3895 Thank you for sharing!
I am half Tamil half white but unfortunately I didn’t grow up with my Tamil father so I wasn’t taught much of anything about my culture. I am starting to learn more about it though, thanks for the video.
Where are you from? Can you share your Instagram id
I am from Bihar. Learned alot about Tamil culture from this video. I too respect Tamilttay.
Love from TN ❤️
Pls say this to pm
@@tamilism3680 yes lol
NICE..........MAGILCHI
@@tamilism3680 bro you really think that pm listen to normal citizens.
I'm a malayali, neighbour of Tamilnadu. I know that the malayalam is made from tamil. That's why we are so similar language and accent than other languages in india.
@@historyandculture562 😂😂
@@historyandculture562 😂 stupid comment,,, kerala girls = tamil girls
Tamil boys = kerala boys
🇮🇳✌🏽⚡ south boys & girls
Tamilnadu and Kerala- Twin brothers
All women's are super 😋
@@historyandculture562 Stupid. Have u ever visit Tamilnadu?
Culture , architecture and temples in Tamilnadu are best in India.
Love Tamilnadu from a Marathi 😍
Thank you
Ganeshpuri, Tansa Vally, sends greetings from Vienna.
My retirement plan is to learn Tamil and settle in Kodaikanal 😍
Please watch a documentary 'srilanka killing fields ' in UA-cam
According to me verul kailasa temple is a wonder ! I cannot believe such a temple could be ever constructed. What a beauty. ! Om nama shivaya. 🙏 Do visit the tanjavur big temple of lord brihadeeaswarar madurai meenakshi temple. , Srirangam temple , andal temple in srivilliputtur. Outstanding architecture !! Kallanai dam (900-1000 year old) is a master piece and still standing strong !
Thank you for making this video! Feeling extremely proud to be Tamil!
கல் தோன்றி மண் தோன்றா காலத்தே வாளோடு முன் தோன்றி மூத்த குடி ✨💚 Proud தமிழன் (Tamilan)
Thamizh (தமிழ்)
Thamizhan (தமிழன்)
Thamizh Naadu (தமிழ் நாடு)
தமிழன்டா 😎😎
மறத்தமிழன்டா 😎😎😎♥️♥️💪💪💪
Meaning "Tamils started ruling even before arising of stone and sand"
It is saying or Proverb in Tamil
Beautiful language ❤ although i didnt understand 🤍
As a South African Tamil, I'm so grateful for the effort and sincerity of this video. Thank you for bringing light to a universal culture, and for viewing this culture through the eyes of its proud people.
Just out of curiosity, how different/ evolved is your culture compared to the tamil culture in india. And by south african tamil do you mean you shifted there residentially or do you identify south africa as your home ? Thanks
@@anonmuyous Good day Aditya. I’m from Durban , one of the largest Indian communities outside of India. Indians where brought here by the British as indentured laborers back in 1860. Majority of Indians in South Africa are from Tamilnadu, Northern India(Hindi speaking) and Telugu speaking parts of India . There are some small Gujarati people and other groups. But the majority are Tamil or Hindi speaking. I’m a proud South African as we have our own South African culture but we also love our own roots- You can even see the influence of India in the food that we consume- almost every famous fast food chain has a bit more spice to the menu - Admittedly, most Indians in South Africa (70’- to present day) can’t speak our native languages as we’ve become way too anglicized- taking English as our home language- however our grandparents and some parents still speak the Indian languages. But there is still a great pride given to culture with Bollywood-Kollywood being very big here as well as learning Indian music etc. I can tell you that Tamils in South Africa have definitely not lost that blind optimism and pride for their culture. Tamils here still believe it’s the most beautiful language ever. Diwali and other festivals are practiced here, but amongst the Tamils - the holy time of Thaipoosam Kavady is taken very seriously.
@@priyengovender7835 lots of love from Tamilnadu...
@@deariamyourmad Nandri 🙏🏽❤️
@@priyengovender7835 That's fascinating! We Tamizhians are everywhere! :D
Tamils are extremely smart and honest people. There are a lot of tamils in Singapore and contributed much to Singapore. So proud of our Tamil brothers and sisters.
Never forget Malaysia! We have more Tamils. And unlike most westernized Singaporeans, we can speak the language fluently 🙂
@@pooja350 there is no need for othering. We are all human ultimately
@The silentWHISPERerror Malayalam seperated out into a major language around 1000 years ago. Before that there was no such distinction.
@@pooja350 Singaporeans Tamilans speak Tamil fluently as well. We have compulsory Tamil until junior college level. You don't need to put down another country to raise your own.
From Antha Puram, Kolalaga Puram, Singa Puram to Jaya Puram in East Timor, we created these Jana Paadams.
As a Bengali living in the US the Tamil people from India are some of the most friendliest nicest people around
Another notable fact: Bodhidharma-the one who introduced martial arts to China was from a Tamil state Kanchipuram
What is dharma
@@aarushsai2880 but how tmails people have sanksrit word in their name
@@narendranarendra5143 that's Bodhi Dharmar in tamil. Dharmar means one who protects/gives Justice
@@cookies8340 not dharmar but dharma
@Sathyamoorthi Hariprassanth who said he is not
தமிழ் என்பது மொழி மட்டும் அல்ல எனது முன்னோர்கள் வாழ்ந்தும் வணங்கி வந்த வழி
ஜெர்மனியிலிருந்து வாழ்த்துக்கள் :-)
Tamil is not only a language but also the way my ancestors lived and worshiped
Doesn't make sense brother
@@Desi.Superman kunsten er død
@@RohanDeNoronha speak English baby
l am a maharashtrian and my image of tamil people is literacy, golden history, rich knowledge, open mindedness and just smart people... l also like their food. to all the tamils in the comments, we people love you
Love you bro love from Sri Lankan thamizhan
Nice to say this man. From coimbatore
Thanks
From Delhi
Thanks from Kailasaaa😎
Thanks for your love brother from Singapore.
I’m from Malaysia. We have more than 2 million Tamils here. Brought by the British as labourers and civil servants. We practice Tamil culture Religion and Language as like in Tamilnadu. We have Tamil Primary Schools here. We have assimilated into part of Malaysian culture where our food and music is part of it. Even we call our fellow Msian ‘ maccha’ as symbol of brotherhood . Proud to be Tamil in Malaysia 🙏🏾
Are you guys safe in malaysia
@@sabarinathan6554 Very. It's a wonderful country.
As a Nepali i love tamil culture, language and temples❤️ i hope in future i will visit South India and explore their culture. Love from Nepal 🇳🇵
Thank-you
You are always welcome ✨
luv from Tamil people 💜💓
Tamil people would love to entertain guests from al over the world.. You will get to experience the best hospitality here...
Tamil people Warmly welcomes you anytime
Love Tamil Nadu from Kerala😘❤️ No one can bury our history my Tamilians❤️❤️
Thank you comrade
@@stalin7627 🙂❤️
Nanni 😘❤️
@@pragatheesh4969 😂😍😍sirapp
I cried when he started talking about the Srilankan civil war bc it had heavy impacts on my parents childhoods. I’m also a Sri Lankan tamil so this means a lot.
Dont worry we will get justice one day
Same here. My parents had to come to UK because they were chased away from Jaffna by the Tamil Tigers. All their possessions were looted 😔The amount of suffering my parents went through is unimaginable.
@@mohamedrizan7335 feels bad :( Im currently playing online game with srilankan Tamils and malaysian Tamils ... Feels more touch with my people who lives in different countries
@@mohamedrizan7335 I'm African. Just curious. I am assuming your parent were Srilankan Tamils since you said same here. Why would the Tamil Tigers chase them?
@@seismicvertigo345 Hey, so basically we are Muslims that speak Tamil. Tamil Tigers wanted to create a pure Tamil State called Tamil Eelam. They viewed Tamil speaking Muslims as outsiders and wanted to get rid of us. Hence, Muslims were forced to leave from the Tamil Tiger controlled areas.
As a tamilian livin' I'm Bangalore, people here always made me feel insecure about being a tamilian and now I am loving my language and I am extremely proud in being a tamilian. We are literally the history of India and it feels like just like how the Jews being one of the oldest religion, they went through an ill fate and now us tamilians , we had to lose our tamil people in srilanka and India sent the army against us. How would that make us feel !? We would rise and make our way just like our ancestors did no matter the history, these few decades, the Tamil language is gonna spread like wildfire, through music, acting, dance and many such things and we have our ancestors support.
It was not Indian people who sent Indian army, it was the corrupt and shameless congress (the politicians).
bangalore, kolar, kudagu are all tamil places which we've lost during the partition. the language kannada wouldn't exist if tamil wasn't there at the first place. we opposed the sanskrit and hence tamil still lives unlike karnataka. so its those ppl who mocks u should feel insecure, not u.
I am a Bengali Hindu from Bangladesh. I love my Tamil brothers and sisters. I am now in Germany, and I live with some brothers from South India and they are the nicest human beings I have ever met.
We, Bangladeshi people also fought for our language. In 1952 Pakistan (West Pakistan in those days) tried to force Urdu on us. On 21st February 1952, many students and passersby died when Pakistani Police fired shots at a Procession. Be proud to be who you are, I am a Hindu and a Bengali. I am proud of being both.
Thats really rare . Thanks for being both and preserving our south Asian culture.
take my love🇧🇩🇧🇩🙏🙏 bro
We Tamil Nadu people love bengalis.
And pakistanis not want bangalis
Hindu Bengalees are the only true Bengalees. Love from Assam.
Finally the world knows true tamizh history.. Proud to being tamizhan
👍🏻
Love to the Tamils ❤️, fun fact Filipino borrows some words from the Tamil language 🇵🇭
Rajanate Cebu founded a chola prince (half tamil , half malay)
You mean _Tagalog_ right..? And, btw why are there so many Filipino anime fans....?
Tamils relationship with South East Asia is always STRONG ❤️🤗
@@samuraijosh1595 anime at thus point is a major global cultural force
Mahal kita fillipinos from tamilan
Very interesting, thank you! Sending love from Canada
I'm a tamil, the level of research u did on us is just mind blowing.... Hats off to u! ❤️
Tamil is best language 🥺wanna learn
@Ninad N dude I'm just proud of my language.... If u think we are spreading divide, u too are by dividing us from the other nationals as indians.... U may say u r just trying to unite people as indians... I will say we are just united as Tamils.... If being proud of something is wrong... Then unification itself is wrong.... The core idea of unification at its core is differentiating yourself from something different.... This might be hard to understand but if u can get it... U will realise...
Bro do you know why chola empire spread sanskrit language instead of tamil in southeast asia
@@muktapidasingh6697 yes!! Cholas spreaded not only sanskrit language but also hindu culture. Even tamils who are taken as slaves built many hindu temples in SE asia ex: batu cave temple, ashoka vatika sita amman temple(lanka) what is Indian govt doing for them now? We struggled to get classical language status, we struggled to get back jallikattu, now we are struggling for water,Our Indian govt sharing water to pakistan and building dams in afghanistan but not ready to share water to its own state Tamilnadu.
@@josejoseph8725 I am from jammu and I am a proud indian but our government is ignoring us providing all funds and facilities to kashmir. Despite living as a peaceful and law abiding citizens we are getting nothing and despite being a most violent and law breaking society all govt,media and rest of Indian's focus is on kashmir. The language,culture and heritage of jammu is vanishing under the kashmiri clouds. Our problems are much bigger than Tamils. But I hope govt listen to your problems and act on them.
The lady Sambavalam (Heo Hwang-ok, Korean name for the princess of Korea who migrated from Tamil Nadu coastal area) appears to have left India from Kanyakumari by boat/ship, and then married a Korean prince who fell in love with her as soon as he saw her. So, Tamil Nadu & Korean have More Similarities in Language, Culture, Symbol & Food🇮🇳🇰🇷💛💜
Yes but he didn't speak about that topic.
Ada evalo visam pani mandai lmala iruka kondaiya marundutana🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@im.mowthik7516 😂😂
Always we are one tamil is our mother
@@தமிழ்உலகம்-ன9ந yes
Tamil language, culture, history should be protected and preserved. Love from Punjab . For this reason I can't support imposition of one language in India.
OUR INDIA.... The strength of India is its diversity. Different cultures and languages. TRUE federalism must be practiced to keep INDIA an united cultured nation. Every STATE in India has unique cultural values that MUST BE PRESERVED and RESPECTED. The unity must not be destroyed by imposing any language, religion ,caste and creed. We are ONE by Indian CULTURAL VALUES . Each and every person belongs to every state MUST be proud of their own roots and values practiced through GENERATIONS. WE RESPECT EACH OTHER . NOBODY CAN DESTRY OUR CORE VALUES. LET US PRESERVE OUR ROOTS AND FLOURISH WELL . WE MUST UNDERSTAND IN INDIA ANY ONE (ONLY ONE) IDEOLOGY CAN NOT UNITE US. The UNITY factor of INDIA TRUELY IS ITS HETROGENEOUSITY .
WE LIKE AND RESPECT ALL LANGUAGES. BUT WE NEVER LIKE ITS IMPOSITION. WE LEARN OURSELVES AS PER OUR NEEDS . BUT NOT THROUGH IMPOSITION..... IT IS NOT TRUE THAT THAMIZH PEOPLE DON'T LIKE HINDI. TRUELY THE NEEDY PEOPLE ARE LEARNING HINDI THROUGH ' DHAKSHINA BHARAT HINDI PRACHAR SABHA' . OTHER THAMIZH PEOPLE WON'T TRY TO STOP THIS. PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAMIZH PEOPLE AND CULTURE .
Nobody is imposing Any Language Anymore.
@@Trials_By_Errors Amit Shah is...!!!
@@sivavijay3882 Our India? If you're referring to the land, you are vile lying thieves. And we have the proof of who owns that land. Do you think anyone respects the words of liars? No, we don't. You have no land. That land will be renamed...It's not 'india.' Just watch me.
Im a Srilankan Tamil live in Greenland. I love my Tamil language. I love all the people around the world.❤
Tamil 🐅 🫡🫡
என்ன Greenland லயும் தமிழர்கள் இருக்கோமா? 😮😮
nice
What, even the British? C'mon the British are so hated, even the British hate themselves.
Being a Marwadi (Rajasthani) Born and Bought up in chennai, I thank god from bottom my heart to associate with such a great Community.. Proud Tamilzah
I hate you Marwadi people, as you do unethical business in Tamilnadu. Please go back and let us live in harmony.
@@ArjunABblog thanks buddy... I don't have any business... I am working as professional accountant.. 😎.. Hope that doesn't hurt your sentiments..
@@tarunsharma971 dont mind these trolls , i am a tamilan . we love evryone .
@@umapolymer6341 thanks my friend
@@casablanka208 why is this comment spammed everywhere
When most people take Indian history they speak only about the northern parts, its so good of you to do this video, nandri.
Na we dont. We value chola and pandya dynasty too
true dat.......100%....
@Rahul Bro i think they also teach about mauryas guptas chera cholas pandayas vijaynagar maratha bt i think mughals and britisher are more influential coz of their size and they existed in 16-19th century which is closer to 2021 than empire which dates back to 300bc or 6000AD as the bigger and more recent empires hv more impact in history.
@Narendra Modi basically indian history in textbooks: -
Harrappa and mohenjodaro was a thing
Two thousand years later Maurya empire conquered everything
Gupta and chola empire made a brief appearance
Delhi Sultanate was a clusterfuck
We know each and every mughal emperor's personalities, favourite cities, political leaning, favourite food, Names of their wives, kids, their kid's favourite food and what they thought about religion.
The british used devide and conquer to get everyone
Then gandhi and Nehru saved us all.
That's all
Yes
I am from North East India and gotta say Tamils should be respected their history is impeccable and should be respected , their kings were just amazing, even now they are contributing to science and tech so much.. LOVE FROM ASSAM❤
love to you to bro
❤❤❤ from Tamil 🕉️🕉️🕉️🕉️🕉️🕉️
Wonderful video.....❤❤❤
நன்றிகள் பல, நண்பரே....
I was born in Tamil Nadu, i speak Rajasthani at home , mother insisted on choosing Tamil as 2nd language and not hindi.. Today I love Tamil more than the language I speak at home..also if asked I always say proudly that m a tamilian 😍
Edit: 😍😍sweetest comment section ever, you guys are so positive 🥺🥺.. thanks a lot for likes and comments guys
Lots of love and respect Bro!
welcome now you belongs to Tamil Stock🔥
@@தமிழன்-ப3ன he's rajasthani , so he's not Tamilan.
But good for him.
@@GaneshPalraj1991 I am a proud tamilan just as u r.. and m a girl
@@dineshbabud3141 😊😊
UA-camr puts 'Tamil' in the title.
Tamilians: We've been summoned!
My Mom is Tamil my dad is Malayali
@@amalsp8955 its not Malayalam it is malayali or keralite
@@bharathisockalingam5464 molaiyali
FREAK BOOSTEZ!! No lol I’m tamil before I’m Indian. There is even a saying in tamil that translates to “we’ve been Thamizh for over 2000+ years but we’ve only been Indian for ~70 years”
@@freakboostez6971 same broo! lol
You missed one more important thing. We were one of the first people to give voting rights to women about 100 years ago.
Yup
What about Vikings in Norway, they had woman jarls and fighters in 793 AD, men and women are equal there.
@@jaiharrish1244 we he had queen who ruled the people more than 2000 years ago. And now she is regarded as a god and has a big temple for her in Madurai.
Because of Needhi Katchi❤️..And also first state to introduce equal properties for women in 1989 by M.karunanithi...
@@invisiblekid8452 He's the one of those people who killed my people in Mullaivaaikal, built a system of cronyism, looted tn for the benefit of his family, neglected north tamilnadu, looted my properties of Temples
Vanakkam Friend, U have really honored us with your painstakingly done compilation. Hats off to you. A million nandri. ❤
The irony is that im ethnically half Tamil, living in Dublin trying to learn about my own culture from an Irishman! Love it :D Great work tho x
What’s your other half? Are you half Irish or some other ethnicity?
If you are that' concernned go to Tamil Nadu and learn Tamil from locals pffff....... Saying irony from Dublin.
Poi sauv da
@@giriprasath2439 dai otha suutha muudikittu iru
@@WastedBananas maybe he half north Indian
Tamil and Tamilans are spread all over the world, I am also a Tamilan,
Who are all Tamilan's here put a Thumbs up...👍
Spread all over the world. But still Tamizhan have no country
@@AM-yx5lc
India .
@@AM-yx5lc can't u people just chill? Your so called dravida nadu movement will one day be a pain in the a** for yourself!
@@AM-yx5lc bro we don't need country the world is ours
I am Tamizh.
I'm Malay but I've Tamil friends...from Malaysia ❤️🇲🇾...btw I really like this video! keep up the good work!
from Tamil Nadu
ஊரு பக்கம் வந்திங்கன்னா கட்டாயம் வீட்டுக்கு வந்து சாப்டுதான் போகனும்,😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏
i'm helping to translate what's MOHAMMAD ILYAS SAID, (ஊரு பக்கம் வந்திங்கன்னா கட்டாயம் வீட்டுக்கு வந்து சாப்டுதான் போகனும்) "he is inviting you to his house for lunch/dinner if you visits tamil nadu one day"
@@ytiskoleveridi2855 hahah thanks for translating
Hi ! APA KHABAR ? IM MALAYSIAN TAMIL 😍🙏🏻
I am a tamil from Mauritius.
Kovils in South India might not be on official lists of wonders like the seven wonders, but they are considered architectural wonders in their own right due to their historical, artistic and religious value that continues to inspire awe and admiration.
I'm from Kerala and I got a lot of Tamil Friends, all of em down to earth and amazing. Love them Tamils.
I think u re in TN ....Still Keralite re insulting Tamils so Tamils re very less in Kerala....
Kerala forefathers are called as Tamil an , in modern era Kerala people are called as Malayali, Truth is truth is in did ?
@@raawinkrishnagiri4147 not really, I'm from my kerala and there's tamil people studying with me and I got a lot of Tamil friends from discord. They're always cool
@@chandruleerayan6763 we are called Malayalis yes
@@lowkey_out Foolish people fighting as Tamil VS Kerala ...🇮🇳💞
Vanakam , I’m a Malaysian tamil and I’m so glad to see this video and good comments regarding our Tamil language, culture and traditions. Nandri 🙏🏻
Iam from andhra ,I love tamil people best state in South with lot of intelligent people ❤️
😘 i love telungans
From tamil eelam
We are happy that we have an extended family in the form of Malayalees , Kanndaigas Telugu people, Baduga , Tuluva , Konkani and Kodava speaking people of the Dravidian linguistic family
I am a North Indian from state of Uttar Pradesh. This video shook my heart 💓
Honestly saying, i never knew Tamil culture was so rich & had so powerful history.......i geniunely feel sorry for hurting your sentiments on your language & culture.
Previously, i used to think ki UP has the richest culture because it is origin place of hindu Religion, being birthplace of Ram, Krishna and almost all of hindu saints.
Actually the problem is most of North Indians are unaware of South India's history...... Similarly South Indians are also totally unaware of rich cultures of North Indians states like UP, Bihar, Bengal, Gujrat & Punjab.
This lack of unawareness is the prime reason of North-south fights......you people should invest more in spreading awareness of your culture & rich history rather than fighting with North Indians........i bet you, if North Indians are made aware of your culture they will never ever tell you to speak hindi.
It's not total fault of North Indians as well because during last 70 years of Congress reign, our history books are flooded with stories of only three things : 1) Mughal empires 2) Maratha Empire 3) Freedom struggle.
We never had detail topics on Tamil history or Punjabi history or Bengali history. Even history of UP, Bihar is absent from our history books.
Thank You Friend Nandri nanba
@@just_a_curious_thinker I'm from UP as well I had no ide aabout Up's culture as I'm muslim
As a malayali muslim, who had a lot of Tamil friends growing up, I love the Tamil people very trustworthy and lovable.
I'm Singapore born Tamilian 60 year old we are very passionate about our language and Tamil is one of our national languages here in Singapore. We read and write Tamil so does my children and grandchildren. Greetings from Singapore.Jai Hind.
I've heard tamil language speakers are slowly reduced in singapore eventhough it is national language is it true?
Jai Hind is not a Tamil word Brother. It means Hail India.
@@johnypeep tamilnadu is in India whats wrong, seems like you never stepped out of tamilnadu, whatever foreign country you go you will hold a indian passport, you will be called as an Indian.
@@johnypeep Yes but created by Tamizhan Chempakaraman Pillai in 1907 👍🏼
❤️ 🇮🇳
@@josejoseph8725 Before you judge others Pls read history properly. I'm a Proud Indian and I don't need to prove anything to saffrons.
This was incredibly interesting. I had never heard of the Tamil people nor their culture. Thank you! 🖖🙂💕
He has to make another video on Kerala and Malayalis (Malayalam language speakers). It's wrong to identify us with the Tamils. Modern day Kerala and it's language Malayalam which is mentioned in the video have started to split from the then Tamil initiating from last centuries of BC and completed by the 8th century AD from commencement of separate calendar system in Kerala called Kollam Era. The earliest stone inscription with a reference on Kerala is the Edicts of Ashoka (BC 274-237). Kerala is mentioned as "Keralaputho" (Kerala Puthra Sanskrit word meaning sons of Kerala) in the second and thirteenth Ashoka Sthambhas. It may be noted that Kerala is not mentioned as "Cheram" while "Cholas" and the "Pandyas" are named as such. As of now, the earliest inscription which could be ascribed to Malayalam language and the inscribed phrase is different from the Tamil is the Hero Stone procured from the Pulikomb of Theni district which date backs to 2nd century BC.
The migration of Jews, the arrival of Saint Thomas and his descendants Saint Thomas Christians, the first Mosque of South Asia, the spice trade through the Muziris port, Kollam port, the arrival of Portuguese, the first printing press in South Asia, the gold reservoir of Padmanabha Swamy temple which is mentioned in the video all happened in Kerala and are the integral part of us making us Malayalis and Malayalam culture distinct from the Tamils and Tamil culture elsewhere. We Malayali culture embraces the difference among us making Kerala a thriving place of cultural diversity(54%Hindus, 26%Muslims, 18%Christians) in tandem with harmony unlike in Tamil culture.
@@laique8797 u r part of cheran kingdom. Silapadhikaram was found in kerala written in tamil
Many tamil literature are found in kerala. Even chrra nadu was mentioned in sangam literature. One of the tamil sangam literature found in kerala. Dont try to hide. truth. And ancient tamil people were even follow jainism .u talk about kerala population was equalised by all religion . there is no religion fights among tamils. We dont need the relegions and beliefs of other country even someone likes that even if he is tamilan he has rights to change himself
@@NoName-km5op
Linguistically they are sister languages, Modern Tamil and Malayalam. Both descended from the same language and both have varied different degrees of archaic to that ancestor language. As they are in same language family they have shared vocabularies too.
Eg., {mukanaka naṭpatu naṭpanṟu neñcattu
akanaka naṭpatu naṭpu.
tirukkuṟaḷ
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{mukanaka naṭpatu naṭpaṉṟu neñcattu
akanaka naṭpatu naṭpu.
tirukkuṟaḷ}
Apart from the word നട്പു/நட்பு(today it is present as നൺപ്/நண்பு in malayalam) every other words are still present in malayalam exactly as it was pronounced in thirukural time.
Thirukural{ISO} = real/pure malayalam{ISO} = standard malayalam(english){ISO}
മുക/முக{muka}= മുകം മുകർ മോറ്{mukaṁ mukar mōṟ}= മുഖം(face)
നക/நக {naka}= നക{naka}= ആഭരണം(ornament)
നട്പ്/நடப்பு{naṭpu}= നൺപ്{naṇpă}= സുഹൃത്സ്നേഹം (friendship)
അൻറു/அன்று{anṟu}= അന്നു (ഇന്നിയ = ഇല്ലാത്ത){annu(inniya=illatta)}= അല്ല(no)
നെഞ്ചു/நெஞ்சு{neñcu}= നെഞ്ച്{neñcă}= ഹൃദയം( heart)
അക/அக {aka}=അകം{akam} = അകം(inside)
But today modern tamil the word നക/நக is present as நகை/നകൈ but malayalam able to preserve it as നക/நக. All these words are still present in the Malayalam dictionaries. So Malayalam language can claim a bunch of Sangam literature and is not the monopoly right of Modern Tamil.
Where are you from
@@laique8797 I mean malayalam is similar to ancient tamilnadu and. Culture but not modern tamil.modern tamil has different influence on it and it is not muka , it is muga naga natpadhu natpandru nenjathu aga naga natpadhu natpu. Pronouncation is different
As a Somali who has Tamil friends, I learned a lot from this video. Somalis and Tamils have been trading since ancient time. Good video!
Thanks brother love form tamils ❤️
Thank you sir
@Imp Sadir he saying somili and tamil being a good trading friends in ancient time
@Imp Sadir Where did I say "As a Tamil who has Tamil friends" ? lol
@Imp Sadir Lmao is this somehow a debate? I don't even know what you are on about lol. What question? Also weird how you like your own comments.