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With reference to the Sangam age, Panar and Viraliyar were
Temple guards
Bull fighters
Singing bards
Charity donors
Poetry, music and dancing were popular among the people of the Sangam age. Liberal donations were given to poets by the kings, chieftains and nobles. The royal courts were crowded with singing bards called Panar and Viraliyar. They were experts in folk songs and folk dances.The arts of music and dancing were highly developed. A variety of Yazhs and drums are referred to in the Sangam literature.Dancing was performed by Kanigaiyar. Koothu was the most popular entertainment of the people.
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