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Naalaayira Divya Prabandham

(Sacred collect of Four thousand verses)

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 Announcing: Audio version of Divya Prabandham.click here to start
Entire divya prabandham is now available in sanskrit script!

The Divya Prabandham is the Divine collection of 4000 hymns sung by Azhvars who lived in the southern part of India before 8th century A.D.The term azhvar means the one who is "immersed in" and they were immersed in Bhagavath anubavam all the time. It was the scholar-saint Nathamuni who, in the 10th century, retrieved and compiled this divine collection and numerous commentries have been written by various poorvacharyas for this divya prabandham and it is a life time exercise to read and the understand the inner meanings of the bakthi laden pasurams. What is presented here a collection of the entire 4000 verses in roman text and in tamil script.You can read them in this page without bothering to download and install any font in your system.All you need is Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be freely downloaded from here.

The version presented here was typed (as text files) in by a small group of volunteers from USA in 1994,and modified by a group of srivaishnavas in bahrain in Feb 2000. Basically all the typos are fixed,compound tamil words are re pharsed and more importanatly we have added pause marks(*) for ease of recitation by listening to the audio recitation of Sri.Sevelimedu swamy.We have then converted the text files to a tamil document using adhawin editor.Since some of the recent versions of internet browsers did not display indian language fonts now we have converted the tamil documents to PDF version. You can read them on the screen without installing any fonts and print them straightaway on your printer. Our sincere thanks to all the bhagavathas who has originally typed the text version and Bahrain devotees who has improved the original version as mentioned above.Hope you will enjoy our collection and do send your comments to Sri.R.Venkat.

For those of you who can't read Tamil script we have a good news. The entire Divya prabandham is now available in devanagari script. Click here to visit our Devanagari page.

Also meaning for Peria thirumozhi,Thiruppavai and kanni nun siruththambu are available.Please click here to read them.


You can now read the entire 4000 pasurams in just 4 documents either in MS Word or in PDF. The word document has hyper links to take you to individual prabandhams. Try it out and if you need to read and print only  specific prabandhams then you can always scroll down and open the specific document.If you need Tamil font to read the Word version then download Adhawin from here

Mudhalaayiram MSWord document,PDF

Peria thirumozhi MS Word document,PDF

Thiruvaaymozhi MS Word document,PDF

iyarpaa MS Word document, PDF


In this section, you can read the pasurams individually in PDF format. Choose the links at the bottom for Word version or sanskrit transliterated version.

    First Thousand (Mudhal Aiyiram)
    Thaniyan Text,Tamil document, Sanskrit document

  1. Periyaazhvaar thirumozhi
  2. First century Text,Tamil document
  3. Second Century Text, Tamil document
  4. Third Century Text , Tamil document
  5. Fourth Century Text ,Tamil document
  6. Fifth Century Text ,Tamil document
    7.
  7. Thiruppaavai Text,Tamil document
  8. Naachhiyaar thirumozhi Text,Tamil document
  9. PerumaaL thirumozhi Text,Tamil document
  10. Thirucchanda viruttham Text,Tamil document
  11. Thirumaalai Text, Tamil document
  12. ThiruppaLLiyezucchi Text, Tamil document
  13. Amalanaathipiraan Text , Tamil document
  14. kaNNi nuN sirutthaambu Text ,Tamil document

    15. PERIYA THIRUMOZHI
  15. Periya thirumozhi
  16. First Century Text ,Tamil document,
  17. Second Century Text ,Tamil document
  18. Third Century Text ,Tamil document
  19. Fourth Century Text ,Tamil document
  20. Fifth Century Text ,Tamil document
  21. Sixth Century Text ,Tamil document
  22. Seventh Century Text ,Tamil document
  23. Eighth Century Text ,Tamil document
  24. Ninth Century Text ,Tamil document
  25. Tenth Century Text ,Tamil document
  26. Eleventh Century Text ,Tamil document
    27.
  27. Thiru kurun thaaNdagam Text , Tamil document,
  28. Thiru nedun thaaNdagam Text , Tamil document,

    29. THIRUVAAYMOZHI
  29. Thiruvaaymozhi
  30. First Century Text ,Tamil document
  31. Second Century Text ,Tamil document
  32. Third Century Text ,Tamil document
  33. Fourth Century Text ,Tamil document
  34. Fifth Century Text ,Tamil document
  35. Sixth Century Text ,Tamil document
  36. Seventh Century Text ,Tamil document
  37. Eighth Century Text ,Tamil document
  38. Ninth Century Text ,Tamil document
  39. Tenth Century Text ,Tamil document
    40.
    IYARPA
  40. Mudhal thiruvandhadhi Text ,Tamil document
  41. iraNdaam thiruvanthaathi Text ,Tamil document
  42. Moonram thiruvandhadhi Text ,Tamil document
  43. Naanmugan thiruvandhadhi Text ,Tamil document
  44. Thiruvruththam Text ,Tamil document
  45. Thiruvasiriyam Text ,Tamil document
  46. Peria thiruvandhadhi Text ,Tamil document
  47. thiru ezukooRRirukkai Text ,Tamil document
  48. Siriya thirumadal Text ,Tamil document
  49. Peria thirumadal Text ,Tamil document
  50. Iraamaanusa noorandhadhi Text ,Tamil document
SaRRumuRai kramam in Bahrain Tamil Document

Other related Poems

The following poems are NOT part of the naalaayira divya prabandham, but they are related to them. Swamy Vedanta Desika's prabandha saram provides the pasuram details, their count and details of the azhvars composed it.The azhvars birth month, thirunakshatram and birth place are beautifully codified by Swamy Desikan.The other prabandham "Thiruvaymozhi noorandhadhi" is composed by Sri Manavala maamuni in praise of Swamy namaazhvaar's Thiruvaymozhi.
  • Sri Vedanta Desika's prabandha saaram Text ,Tamil document
  • Sri ManavaaLa Maamuni's thiruvaaymozhi nURRanthaathi Text , Tamil document
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