Karayi Krishnan Gurukkal
Karayi Krishnan Gurukkal was born on the (1855-1888) at Otayothu house in Chirakkal taluk, Kannur of North Malabar.[1][2] He excelled as a writer and Malayalam scholar, He was known as a man who excelled in extraordinary poetic ability. Although he excelled in writer, Poetry, and linguistics, he did not live long.[3][4][5] Karayi Krishnan Gurukkal was one of the most notable writers in failed Kerala. He was also a prominent figure in Sanskrit and Malayalam. He had two brothers, Karai Katti and Karai Bapu, who were big businessmen and rich.[6]
Bibliography
- 1.Ramayana Mani pravasam
- 2.adhithya hrudhayam
- 3.slogangal
- 4.lakshmanaparinayam ottanthullal.
References
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