The Order of Organizing Poets and the Way of Hospitality

Hospitality was regarded as the prime duty of life. The Tamils of the day were clear-minded people who did not consider "Enemies or beloveds" to lead a life with hospitality but welcomed the guests warmly and helped them with a lot of help. The ancient Tamils revered hospitality as the greatest virtue. There are some other country folk stories about those who know where the treasure is and hide it without even telling their siblings. But look at the culture of these artists, who do not envy an artist who resembles him but loves him and tells him the way to go, where he can go and get a rich prize. The highest quality of the character of people is the gift of giving away the wealth they have acquired to satisfy the hunger of others. The idea arises that they are superior to philanthropists. The western saying is that the best virtue is to teach the hungry how to make food rather than to give it to them. Hospitality has long been a social custom. From the king to the citizens, they are as hospitable as they can be. The citizens enjoyed welcoming the artists who went to see the king. It can also be seen that the king respected the artists at the highest level

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