Manipallavam
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- nainathivu or nainatheevu (tamil: நயினாதீவு), (also known as manipallavam (tamil: மணிபல்லவம்), or nagadeepa (sinhalese: නාගදීපය)) is a small but notable
- ilampooranan and sengulam veerasinga kavirayar. saingala megangal manipallavam anmavin ragangal kurunchi malar ponvilangu nisabda sangeedham samudhaya
- shaktas. the most important (shakti peetha) is located in nainativu (manipallavam) – off the s**** of the jaffna peninsula in northern sri lanka. her consort
- she puts the eponymous herioine to sleep and takes her to the island maṇipallavam (nainatheevu). in the mythic cycle of the god devol, when the latter
- kaveripoompattinam, the modern town of poompuhar in tamil nadu and in manipallavam the mordern day nainatheevu of nāga nadu, a small sandy island of the
- theivam or maṇimekhalai devī puts her to sleep and takes to the island maṇipallavam (nainatheevu). after waking up and wandering about the island maṇimekalai
- manipallavam of naka nadu which is identified with nainativu islet of the jaffna peninsula. manimekalai describes the ancient island of manipallavam from
- on to rule tondai nadu from kanchipuram. nainativu was referred to as manipallavam in ancient tamil literature following this union. royals of the chola-naga