Iyengar or Ayyangar is the caste name given to groups who follow Visishtadvaita that has its origin in the philosophy propounded by Sri Ramanujacharya. They are found mostly in Tamil Nadu as they are generally native to the Tamil country. But they are also found in significant numbers in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Their actual mother tongue is Tamil but now there are people who speak Kannada and Telugu in their respective regions.
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- Iyengar or Ayyangar is the caste name given to groups who follow Visishtadvaita that has its origin in the philosophy propounded by Sri Ramanujacharya. They are found mostly in Tamil Nadu as they are generally native to the Tamil country. But they are also found in significant numbers in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Their actual mother tongue is Tamil but now there are people who speak Kannada and Telugu in their respective regions. The Iyengars have been thriving as a single community since the time of Ramanuja. However, in many cases, both Iyers and Iyengars are mistakenly referred to as "Ayyar" as they are indistinguishable from Iyers in their adherence of the Brahmanaical tradition. However, devout Iyengars sport a namam as a caste-mark as opposed to Iyers who apply vibhuti.
- Voor de yogastijl, ontwikkeld door B.K.S. Iyengar, zie: Iyengar-yoga Iyengar (ook Ayyangar, Aiyangar, Ayengar, Iengar) is de naam van een Kaste van Kannada-/Tamil-Brahmanen in Zuid-India, waarvan de leden zich in het algemeen toeleggen op de Visishtadvaita, een filosofie die is beschreven door Ramanuja.
- Iyengar är hinduisk brahminsk kast i södra Indien, vilken bekänner sig till den filosofiska riktningen Visishtadvaita inom hinduismen. Så gott som alla talar tamil, men med en egen iyengardialekt. Övriga talar telugu. Totalt antal medlemmar omkr 1 miljon (2004). Iyengar är indelad i två subkaster: Vadakalai och Thenkalai beroende på en religiös schism på 1200-talet.
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- Iyengar Yoga
- the yoga style founded by B.K.S. Iyengar
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- Iyengar or Ayyangar is the caste name given to groups who follow Visishtadvaita that has its origin in the philosophy propounded by Sri Ramanujacharya. They are found mostly in Tamil Nadu as they are generally native to the Tamil country. But they are also found in significant numbers in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Their actual mother tongue is Tamil but now there are people who speak Kannada and Telugu in their respective regions.
- Voor de yogastijl, ontwikkeld door B.K.S. Iyengar, zie: Iyengar-yoga Iyengar (ook Ayyangar, Aiyangar, Ayengar, Iengar) is de naam van een Kaste van Kannada-/Tamil-Brahmanen in Zuid-India, waarvan de leden zich in het algemeen toeleggen op de Visishtadvaita, een filosofie die is beschreven door Ramanuja.
- Iyengar är hinduisk brahminsk kast i södra Indien, vilken bekänner sig till den filosofiska riktningen Visishtadvaita inom hinduismen. Så gott som alla talar tamil, men med en egen iyengardialekt. Övriga talar telugu. Totalt antal medlemmar omkr 1 miljon (2004). Iyengar är indelad i två subkaster: Vadakalai och Thenkalai beroende på en religiös schism på 1200-talet.
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