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Name of the twelve alwars and their literary works

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Answered by Gopeshtiwari34
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Narayana, the ultimate and He pervades in all. The ardent devotees who are immersed in God Narayanaare called Azhvars. The period ofAzhvars is said to be between 6th and 9th Century. There are 12 Azhvarsincluding 'Sri Andal'. The collection of their hyms is called 'DivyaPrabandham' They are 4000 in number.
The reason for Azhvars to appear on this Earth is to spread the bakthi ofSriman Narayana. It is to be noticed that the weapons like disc, sword, conch, etc have incarnated asAzhvars, mainly to sing in praise of the Lord and to serve Him in his abode. They're part and parcel of the Lord, Sriman Narayana. Their hymns are said to be equivalent to Vedas, Upanishads, and Bagavat Gita. As the very ancient language, Sankskrit is difficult to understand and have in depth meanings, Azhvars have sung 'Paasurams' which are easily understandable and have meanings that are said to be as equal to Vedas.
Though Azhvars hail from TamilNadu [hence also known as Dravidasaints], they belong to the whole human community and this blog on them might be having tamil tint in it. For people who do not know 'tamil', relevant english translation for some of the words can be seen.
Nithiya Sooriyargal or NithyaSoorigal [meaning Nithiya-ever,Sooriyargal-Sun]. They've the effulgence like a Sun and this is forever. It does not vanish on time.Azhvars are said to be 'NithyaSooryas'.
Nithya Soorigals  like Adhi Sesha, Vishwaksena, Garuda, etc would be ever in Vaikunta to serve the Lord.

Each Azhvar would be in a form of any one of the Nithya Sooryas.

 
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