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Athiyamān Nedumān Añci
Athiyamān Nedumān Añci was one of the most powerful Tamil Vēlir kings of the Sangam era.〔''Śrī puṣpāñjali, page 125''〕 A famous royal of the Athiyamān family dynasty, he was the contemporary and the patron of poet Auvaiyar of the Sangam period.〔''The Encyclopaedia Of Indian Literature (Volume One (A To Devo), Volume 1, page 295''〕 ''Athiyamān'' was a dynastic title of the ''Vēlir'' line who ruled over the Dharmapuri, Salem and surrounding areas with their capital at Tagadur (now known as Dharmapuri).〔''The culture and history of the Tamils, page 17''〕 The most famous of their line were the father-son duo: Nedumān Añci and Elini (the son).〔''Tamil Literature, page 92''〕〔''Madras district gazetteers, page 201''〕 They were one of the ''Kadai ezhu vallal'' (''7 great patrons'') of arts and literature in ancient Tamilakam.〔''Historical heritage of the Tamils, page 256''〕
==Patron of Auvaiyar==
When poet Auvaiyar visited the court of Athiyamān Nedumān Añci, he liked her so much that he deliberately delayed in giving her gifts to prolong her stay. The poet at first not realizing the game, got angry and condemned him and then later when she realized the true motive, became so fond him that she decided to stay and became his close friend. On another occasion, he gave her the gooseberry (nelli) fruit to the poet with the hope of improving her life expectancy.〔
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