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Tirukkural-On Virtue-Family Life-Kural 42
Turanthaarkkum
tuvva
thavarkkum
iranthaarkkum
llvalvaan
enpan
thunai.
The
householder
is
the
patron,
of
those
who
have
left
Their
homes,
the
needy
and
the
aged.
The
three
categories
mentioned
here
are
the
non-ashram
groups
that
need
the
householder's
support,
while
the
three
mentioned
in
Kural
41
according
to
Parimelalagar,
are
the
three
ashramite
groups.
The
interpretation
here,
that
the
householder
is
the
protector
of
those
who
have
left
their
homes,
the
needy
as
well
as
the
aged,
is
more
in
line
with
Kalingar
than
Parimelalagar.
The word 'Thuranthaar' means those who have left their houses and will include the forsaken ones too. The term 'Thuvaathavar' really refers to those who have not eaten but would cover all needy ones. The expression 'Iranthaar' though it would normally refer to the deceased, in this context, rather indicates the aged, in the sense they are dead to active life.
The idea of this Kural has been incorporated by Ilangovadigal in Silapathikarm when Kannagi bemoans her household virtues being hampered by the circumstances of Kovalan"s conduct as follows:
Aravoarkku
alithalum,
andhanar
ombalum
Thuravoarku
yethirthalum,
tholloar
cirapin
Virundhethir
Koadalum
Ilandha
yenai
(16,71-73 Silapathikaram)
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