Lexicography of Ramanujacharya: Founder of Visisthavaitam

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This is first Lexicographic Book in the History of Lexicography in Lexico-graphical form for a Greatest Revolutionist thinker cum philosopher in the Middle of 9th Century A.D. After very long discussion with great scholars, the word Lexicography has been coined for this book and named the title Lexicography of Ramanujacharya. The book cover entire life history of Ramanujacharya, a founder of Visistha-vaitham, and his 74 simhasanas (disciples) in elaborate manner of their contribution to physical, religious, temple, literary and philosophical works.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR T. Rengarajan

Rengarajan, T. Son of Sri. A.S. Thiruamali was born in 1962, at Srivilliputur, Tamil Nadu. The author completed his graduation in Physics at Madura College, Madurai. He completed his Bachelor of Law from Sri Venkate-shvara Law College, Tirupathi. Different publishers in India published his 80 books. The books were mainly associated to Hindu Religion, some books covers in depth knowledge in Hindu Religion. The author name is under recommendation for different awards based on his works to Hinduism. They were Maharana Mewar award – Best Religious writers, Satish Goyal award-Upanisad-02, G.D. Birla award-Best Spiritual writers. The author’s name is specified in the Sahitya Academy ‘who’s who’ Indian writers. His name is also specified in the International Biblio-graphic writers in India, London and Asia. The author had received Best Spiritual writers – City Cultural Association, Madurai. The author is best social workers. He was Secretary of Public Grievance Redressing Society, which is Registered Body under Tamil Nadu Society Registration Act. He actively participated in the Social workers with respect to certain Government policies. The author was practising Advocate.

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Title
Lexicography of Ramanujacharya: Founder of Visisthavaitam
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Edition
1st.ed.
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ISBN
8178542358, 9788178542355
Length
viii+402p., 25cm.
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