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Vallal Sadaiyappa Mudaliar
Vallal Sadaiyappar Gounder was a wealthy 12th-century ''velir'' (chief) who had his residence at both Puduvai (Puducherry) and Thiruvenainallur in India.〔Ancient Jaffna: being a research into the history of Jaffna from very early times to the Portug()ese period, C. Rasanayagam〕 He was known for his philanthropic activities. He was a close friend and a patron of Kambar, the Tamil poet who wrote ''Kamba Ramayanam'' (also known as ''Ramavataram''). He was also associated closely with Pararajasingam, the king of Kandy, Ceylon.〔
==Patronage of Kambar==
Kambar had a number of patrons but Vallal Sadaiyappa Gounder was foremost among them. He attended the wedding of Kambar's son; according to one story, on seeing that all the seats were taken, took an unassuming position standing on the side of the ceremony. Kambar, in gratitude for Sadaiyappa Gounder's patronage and forbearance, lauded Sadaiyappa Gounder every 1000 stanzas in the Tamil epic ''Kamba Ramayanam''.〔
According to tradition, Kambar's son, Ambikapathi was later put to death for having fallen in love with the Chola King's daughter and Kambar himself had to flee. In his old age, he was then supported and patronized by his friend Sadaiyappan.
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