kumari kandam aka lemuria

The Lost Continent of Kumari Kandam.

Tamil epics, written in the first century makes frequent references to a vast tract of country called "Kumari Nadu" now identified as Lemuria or Gondwanaland extending far beyond the present Kanyakumari, the southern most tip of modern India, lying submerged in the Indian Ocean. It is said that ancient Madurai was the seat of the Tamil literary Academy and Kavatapuram or Muthoor was the capital of the Pandyan Kingdom.

The Tamil commentators mention the submersion of the two rivers Kumari and Pahroli in 'familkam. Ancient epics state that the distance between these two rivers was about 7000 miles and that it was divided into 'Thahga, Madurai, Munpalai, Pinpalai, Kunra, Kunakkarai, and Kurumparai Nadus or States, each containing seven Nadus, or 49 in all. The country was interspersed with mountains with a bewildering variety of flora and fauna of a bygone age. Peninsular India extended from Kanya Kumari, forming a sprawling continent touching Africa in the West, Australia in the south and occupying a large portion of the Indian Ocean.

From 30,000 B.C. to 2,700 B.C. natural cataclysmic landslips occurred as a result of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions which periodically affected the surface of the earth and the ocean beds. As the continent of Lemuria was sinking in the western portion, people migrated to Asia, Nile Valley, Australia and the lands of the Pacific forming Mu. The Lemurians also colonized North and South America formed the continent of Atlantis and Inca civiliasation.

Migration of the populace began in the year 30,000 B.C. Earthquakes, sinking of the land and volcanic eruptions were inundating the land. Vast racts of land were disappearing into the sea. Migration was in all directions. To Australia, are the present day Aborigines, colonized North and South America In Asia the Nile Valley. The Egytians have their first migration from Lemuria and much later from Atlantis.

The ruby was mined of the mountain Mani Malia and gold from Mount Meru.The gold was used in the temples. The mountain range had fortyeight high peaks. Precious stones were mined by chinese labourers. Ancient Chinese cronicles confirmed the mass of labourers working in the Pandya Kingdom.