Talk:Palani

message: If this is a famous pilgrimage town, why is there nothing on pilgrimages to it? RJFJR 15:16, 31 December 2006 (UTC)
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message: Why caste based account is provided here? Can we provide a general details about the people living in Palani? Is this a place to show which community is majority over here in Palani? Or to show some supremacy of a caste at here?— Preceding unsigned comment added by 121.242.84.10 (talk)  Copied from article by —C45207 | Talk 09:13, 29 June 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Caste 

message: //Herefrom, it is learnt that Palani was then under the rule of the poligars or palayakarars (literally, town-keepers) of Balasamudram[citation needed], who retained control of its brick-fort in return for a nominal tribute to the Sultaun's administrator and representative at Coimbatore.//
only one nayakar palayakarar in dindigal is "Gopala Nayaker" of virupachi , because of vanavarayars bought them from telugu country to fight with other clans of his caste ,who were defeted this vanavarayar clan and had sended them pollachi , vanavarayars got back the power with help of vijjayanar king and sended some soilders family with vanavarayar , to done back his revenge , he had defeated his enenmy clan and in virupachi he oppinted over some nayakar family over, native clans where fighted got back to power even under madurai nayak family.
vanavarayars where oppointed by vijayanagar empire to look back this area.
even during my clan during 18 th century had a army where recorded in dindigal where recorded by british , even our clan had provided army to british to bring down the tippu sultans rule and hyder rule over dindigul fort , even our clan army had recorded by british , palani and other dindigal distrist regions are under kongu 24 regions. Porulur Poosan Kaviyarasu Gounder (talk) 17:01, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
thread_title: The 18th Century

message: //Saurashtra
Another interesting fact is the existence of a Saurashtra Street in Palani. Since 'Saurashtra' is the term commonly used in Tamil to refer to the numerous people who emigrated to the South in the wake of the Mahratta rulers of Tanjore and Madurai, it seems to be likely that Palani came under the dominance of either the Serfojis of Tanjore or their counterparts of Madurai, in the period between the fall of the Nayaka Kings of Madurai and Hyder Ali's ascent to power in the 18th century.//
they migrated people into palani some other area of tamil nadu,for lively hood they are migrated, it is nothing special about them with palani history
give as citiation of above things  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.241.112.203 (talk) 07:35, 23 July 2011 (UTC)
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