Sangam Literature from a Management Perspective
மேலாண்மையியல் நோக்கில் சங்க இலக்கியம்
Keywords:
Management, Leadership Qualities, Ancient Management, Modern Management, Multifaceted Leadership, Personality Trait
Abstract
Management centers around multifaceted leadership qualities. Ancient management can be characterized as something that organized, categorized, and systematically arranged the activities performed by humankind. Modern management developed in accordance with the invention of printing machines. Management can be discussed as a personality trait that is intricately woven with human society. This includes multifaceted activities such as individual, group, large group, and business operations. In this context, this research article discusses how management was conducted in Sangam period society.
References
Pattinappalai, Lines 283–289 — Sangam poem cited regarding kings converting forests into cultivated lands and managing water resources through tanks and ponds.
Thirukkural, Verse 20 — Thiruvalluvar’s couplet cited on the indispensability of water: “The world cannot exist without water.”
Purananuru, Verses 27–30 — Poem by Kudapulaviynar cited praising Pandyan King Nedunchezhiyan for water and land management.
Maduraikkanji, Lines 105–110 — Poem by Mangudi Maruthanar cited regarding the water abundance of the Pandyan kingdom.
Purananuru, Verse 184, Lines 1–6 — Cited in the context of land management and tax collection, referencing the wisdom of Pandyan King Arivudai Nambi.
Silappatikaram, Kaatchikkaathai, Lines 35: 6–9 — regarding tribute (thirai) items
Thirukkural, Verse 20 — Thiruvalluvar’s couplet cited on the indispensability of water: “The world cannot exist without water.”
Purananuru, Verses 27–30 — Poem by Kudapulaviynar cited praising Pandyan King Nedunchezhiyan for water and land management.
Maduraikkanji, Lines 105–110 — Poem by Mangudi Maruthanar cited regarding the water abundance of the Pandyan kingdom.
Purananuru, Verse 184, Lines 1–6 — Cited in the context of land management and tax collection, referencing the wisdom of Pandyan King Arivudai Nambi.
Silappatikaram, Kaatchikkaathai, Lines 35: 6–9 — regarding tribute (thirai) items
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