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Aakilathirattu Ammanai is an ancient Tamil literary work that is considered the first book of Tamil grammar. It was probably composed around the third or fourth century BC by a Buddhist monk named Akilathirattu Amma-nadar. The work is structured as a series of questions and answers to others' questions, with a total of 332 questions answered in its 3 chapters. Aakilathirattu Ammanai was composed in Sanskrit and attributed to Vidya-bhisti. The most notable feature of this particular text is that it introduces letter values used later in most Indian languages, including Tamil, Malayalam, Sanskrit and Devanagari scripts. This work is considered to be the oldest known work of Tamil grammar. The author of Aakilathirattu Ammanai was a Buddhist monk named Akilathirattu Amma-nadar, and he is said to have lived in the 3rd or 4th century AD. We know little about him, however we know for sure that he did not compose the book himself. The book was composed based on conversations between him and his disciples based on questions and answers given by them. The book is written in Sanskrit language and was probably composed by a Tamil author around the 3rd or 4th century AD who put the text in Sanskrit language. The book consists of questions and answers between the author and his disciples about various aspects of grammar. It has 332 Questions that are answered in the 3 chapters. Known for its enormous size, it is considered to be the first grammar book published in Tamil. There are three different versions of the book, one being written in Sanskrit language, another being written in Tamil language, and a third one (Sanskrit) with translation into Tamil (தமிழ் வெள்ளை) by Krishaneswarar Temple. The structure of Aakilathirattu Ammanai is very simple. Each chapter has a topic and a question on it. The questions are followed by further questions and answers on the same topic, etc. The book is composed of 336 questions and answers on Tamil grammar. Aakilathirattu Ammanai was written in Sanskrit language with intention to be translated into Tamil. Most of the questions have been answered by some anonymous Samayal temple authors from the 12th century onwards who translated them from Sanskrit to Tamil language in 10 verses each, making 36 verses in total. It is a work on textiles, a significant part of which deals with Hindu deities and their attributes. Aakilathirattu Ammanai was originally written in the Sanskrit language. It was translated into Tamil language by people who worked at temples. There are 14 books that are attributed to be written by Akilathirattu Amma-nadar. These books are:These books were written in Sanskrit and later translated to Tamil Language by various authors. The author to have translated these books is unknown for most of the cases, even though poets in 12th Century AD claim in their works that they have done extensive work on them. The epic contains all kind of knowledge, ranging from grammar, to prosody, astronomy, poems etc. cfa1e77820