From the annals of history

• In another scene where Koperumcholan welcomes his friend from Heaven and Pisiranthaiyar sitting with his book, their friendship is praised by many poets.

• Despite the advice offered by learned counsels the King is very stubborn about punishing his son the same way he killed the calf.

• This scene depicts the punishment being practiced indicating the virtuousness and unprejudiced deportment of the Kings of those periods.

• This scene depicts the act of Began, the king who gives away his shawl to cover a peacock shivering in cold.

• Began who went in disguise to visit his country to enquire about his people noticed a peacock shivering in cold.

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