The Tamilians In Tamil Nadu, India
The Tamilians in Tamil Nadu, India are an ethnic, native group to Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. They have been around since the BCE, developing through urbanization and their own language. They have architectural art like temples and were usually known for their military tact and religious ceremonies. The Tamils developed Chola bronzes which have become very notable in Hinduism.
The Sri Lankan Tamils are descendants of bonded laborers. Though the history is filled with struggle, the people have many traditions and festivals to celebrate their people. The Sri Lankan Tamils take their language very seriously so there are a lot of literature, ranging from lyrical poetry to philosophy are very different than modern Indian ideas and literature. Their art is centered around their Hindu religion, which makes up 88 of the people. 5.5 of the people are Muslim and 6 Roman Catholic Christians. The most famous Tamil painting is the Tanjore painting which dates back to the 9th century and has been perfectly preserved. The painting features the goddess Gajalakshmi and had a process of zinc oxide, gold and painted with unique dyes.
Through art, architecture and religion the Tamils have preserved their history and traditions in modern India.
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