முனைவர் க.பாலாஜி/Dr.G.Balaji
Abstract: The myths of the Pandya’s are prevalent in Indian literature. The Pandya’s myths are explicitly represented in the Chinnamanur copper plate, the Shatapathapramana, Mahabharata, and the Tamil Talapuranas. The references to the tsunami reported in the Tamil literature can be considered as oral myths. The Pandiya’s are the symbolic fish symbols found in the Indus Valley script and the Tamil Nadu megalithic Pottery. The above two archaeological places are directly related to the same linear codes. These codes are still available in excavations in Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu. In his excavations, Harappa archaeologist Vasant Shinde has clearly established that the genomes of the irulas and thodas ethnic groups living in South India match the bones found in Harappa. The Pandya’s have migrated north due to a tsunami that occurred around the same time. The event has become a mythical stories in Indian literature and mythology.
