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Kannaki Amman
Kannaki Amman ((タミル語:கண்ணகி அம்மன் ''Kaṇṇaki am'man''), (シンハラ語:පත්තිනි දෙවියෝ, ''pattiṉi teviyō'') (マラヤーラム語:കണ്ണകി ഭഗവതി, ''kaṇṇaki bhagavati'')) is the divinished form of the Kannagi, the heroine of the great Tamil epic Silapathikaram, worshipped mainly in Sri Lanka and Kerala. As the goddess of Chastity, Rain, fertilization, she is well praised by the Malayalees and two main ethnicities of Sri Lanka, Tamil Saivites and Sinhala Buddhists.
== The plaintive Life of a Woman turned goddess ==
(詳細はSilapathikaram, the literary work of Ilango Adigal describes the poor life of Kannaki with her husband merchant Kovalan, who lost his all wealth during his life with a lavish courtesan dancer called Madhavi and travelled to Madurai to start a new life. While kovalan selling anklets of Kannaki for money in Madurai, he was misunderstood as the thief of Pandya queen's anklet and beheaded by King's order without any inquiries. Kannaki became furious and advocates at the court of the King and by breaking the anklets, she proves that anklet seized from Kovalan is hers. Pandya King shocked and died while Kannaki took an oath to express her chastity by burning the City, Madurai. Then, She wanders towards west and at Neduvel Kunram, She became a celestial goddess.
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