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Grantha Script: Kerala's Ancient Script and Its Cultural Legacy
In the heart of Kerala's rich cultural tapestry lies the Grantha script, an ancient writing system with deep historical and linguistic significance. Though not as widely known as other South Asian scripts, Grantha holds a vital place in the literary and scholarly traditions of Kerala, showcasing the region's historical connectivity with Tamil and Sanskrit cultures. What is Grantha Script? The Grantha script, derived from the Brahmi script, was primarily used to write Sanskrit texts in the Tamil-speaking regions of South India, including Kerala. Its origins date back to around the 5th century CE, evolving as a way to accommodate the Sanskrit language while preserving the phonetic nuances that Tamil script could not represent. Grantha in Kerala’s Cultural Landscape In Kerala, Grantha script was predominantly used for religious and scholarly purposes. It played a crucial role in preserving and transmitting ancient Vedic texts and classical literature. Temples, scholarly institutio...
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