Tirukkurralak Kuravanci 1.2

1.2

The gate herald of Kuṟṟālanāthar, the benefactor who wields the great Meru bow, has arrived.
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The herald speaks of Tirikūṭanāthar coming in procession
Viruttam
In the ancient streets of the fair city of Nannakar, where pearl-adorned women form ranks,
the generous lord who reveals with his hand the bounding fawn for the eloquent Kuṟumuṉi,
whose feet resound with anklets where the four abundant Vedas echo,
mounted upon his bull, the lord of the mountain,
and, crowned with the moon rising in the west, appeared like the sun rising in the east.
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Rāgam - Pantuvarāḷi, Tāḷam - Cāppu
Pallavi
He has come in procession, on his young bull he has come in procession!
Anupallavi
Dwelling in Kuṟumpalā praised by the earth, the master of silence, the ever-youthful lord,
he who became Śiva, Hari, and Aja [Brahmā], mounting his swift, massive bull— (He has come in procession)
Caraṇams