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<journal-title>London Journal of Humanities and Social Science</journal-title>
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<issn publication-format="print">2515-5784</issn>
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<article-title>A Clan of the Cholas</article-title>
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<volume>23</volume>
<issue>12</issue>
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<lpage>37</lpage>
<abstract><p>Rao Sahib K Kothandapani Pillai was born on 29-10-1896 at a small village named Semmangudi near Kumbakonam in the Tanjore district of Tamilnadu. His parents Kuppusamy Pillai and Valliammai were native inhabitants practicing agriculture. K Kothandapani Pillai grew in a humble background; he did his primary education at a government school in a village named ‘Vidayal Karuppur’. He learned Tamil from the iconic Tamil Pandit. Pinnathur Narayanasamy Iyer. At his early stages of life K Kothandapani Pillai was fed with the knowledge of Sangam literature Pillai was a man with deep principles and ideologies. He did his intermediate studies at Kumbakonam Arts College.</p></abstract>
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<p>Rao Sahib K Kothandapani Pillai was born on 29-10-1896 at a small village named Semmangudi near Kumbakonam in the Tanjore district of Tamilnadu. His parents Kuppusamy Pillai and Valliammai were native inhabitants practicing agriculture.
K Kothandapani Pillai grew in a humble background; he did his primary education at a government school in a village named &#039;Vidayal Karuppur&#039;. He learned Tamil from the iconic Tamil Pandit. Pinnathur Narayanasamy Iyer.
At his early stages of life K Kothandapani Pillai was fed with the knowledge of Sangam literature Pillai was a man with deep principles and ideologies. He did his intermediate studies at Kumbakonam Arts College.</p>
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