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This document discusses several traditional art forms of the Indian state of Kerala. It describes Chakyar Koothu as a highly refined monologue art form where stories from epics are narrated along with contemporary commentary. Koodiyattam is a 2000 year old Sanskrit theatre traditionally performed in temples. Theyyam is a popular ritual worship form of North Malabar where performers from lower communities play an important social role. The document emphasizes that Kerala's festivals showcase its cultural heritage through unique art forms, though some are declining.
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1. The document discusses various aspects of art, architecture, and literature in ancient India such as stupas, temples, paintings in the Ajanta caves, and epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
2. It provides examples of famous temples built by different dynasties including the Brihadeshwara Temple, Kailashnath Temple, and Shore Temple.
3. The document also outlines scientific and technological developments during this period including calculations of pi and the length of the solar year, as well as inventions like the decimal system and concept of zero.
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The document provides an overview of classical and medieval Indian literature across multiple languages including Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, and others. Some key points discussed include:
- Classical Sanskrit literature includes various genres such as epics, drama, poetry, and scientific works. Several famous Sanskrit poets from different centuries are mentioned.
- Tamil literature includes Sangam classics from the 3rd century BC as well as epics from the 2nd-3rd century AD. Figures such as Thiruvalluvar are discussed.
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The document discusses the history of Odia literature from ancient to modern times. It begins with the earliest written texts from around 1000 AD and discusses the various historical periods and genres that have developed over time, including Charya literature from the 7th-8th centuries, pre-Sarala literature from the 12th-14th centuries, and the seminal 15th century translation of the Mahabharata into Odia by Sarala Das, which helped establish Odia as a national literature. The document provides an overview of the development and preservation of the Odia language and various influential texts throughout history.
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For Connoisseurs
A nuanced approach to comprehend South Indian Temple art and architecture.
https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/chola-marvels/
https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/pallava-passion/
https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/celebrating-kama/
https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/dravidian-treasure-trail/
For Seekers
To revisit and reinvent the 'self', thematic yoga practices are designed in unique ecosystems.
Restraint of a Mountain - https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/restraint-of-a-mountain/
Stillness of LAKE - https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/stillness-of-lake/
For Wellness
Designed exclusively for the professionals to gently push the body and expand the mind.
Finding the Anchor- https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/finding-the-anchor/
Kaleidoscope and Reality - https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/kaleidoscope-reality/
For Children
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The beauty path - https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/the-beauty-path/
The Discovery path - https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/discovery-path/
Curiosity path - https://jvala.travel/paths-of-jvala/curiosity-path/
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The Art forms of Kerala
- 1. WELCOME
- 2. Name of the Student Trainee : Meera K Optional : Social Science Candidate Code : 13359006 Year : 2013-2014
- 3. THE ART FORMS OF KERALA
- 4. The Indian State of Kerala is well known for its diverse forms of performing arts. Art forms in Kerala speak out the cultural heritage of Kerala INTRODUCTION
- 5. Chakyar Koothu is an art form of Kerala. A type of highly refined monologue. Performer narrates stories from Hindu epics such as Ramayana, Mahabharatha. Incorporates commentary on current socio-political events. CHAKYAR KOOTHU
- 6. It is a form of Sanskrit theatre. It is traditionally performed in Kerala. Usually performed in Sanskrit language in Hindu temples. Believed to be 2000 years old. KOODIYATTAM
- 7. Also called Theyyattam or Thira. Popular ritual form of worship of North Malabar, Kerala. The performers of Theyyam belong to the lower class community, and have an important position in society. THEYYAM
- 8. Festivals of Kerala offer opportunity to find Kerala’s traditional rituals and customs. Each art form is peculiar in its own style and nature. Many art forms are dying and need to be saved. CONCLUSION
- 9. Text Book of IX Standard. REFERENCE
- 10. THANKYOU