The Sangha literatures realistically recorded the living conditions of the Palandamis. These are divided into internal and external by prioritizing male and female love and highlighting individual personality. Also in the Sangha literature, it was divided into four parts, namely, time, soil and life. They are Kurinji, Mullai, Marutham, Neithal etc. Each department is set up with a defined lifestyle and culture. Among these are weavings that record coastal life. The region has also been the origin of coastal trade. The research summary of this article is to reveal the biographical records of the people who lived in this land.

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