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Swaminatha Desikar (Susai) | |
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| Born | Swaminatha Desikar 11 November 1860 Valavanur |
| Died | 7 May 1939 (aged 78) Thirukovilur |
| Occupation | Writer |
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Swaminatha Desikar (1860–1939) was an Indian spiritual writer, from Valavanur in Tamil Nadu. He was born in 1860, into an orthodox, Tamil-speaking Saiva Tamil ( Desikar) family. He compiled three books in Tamil.
He died near Thirukovilur at the age of 78.[ citation needed]
Books
- Gnasounthari Koothu Kaviyam
- Yesuvin Uyirpu
- Naan En Kiristhuan Aanen