3991 taṟkac camaṇarum cākkiyap peykal̤um * tāzhcaṭaiyoṉ
cŏl kaṟṟa comparum * cūṉiyavātarum ** nāṉmaṟaiyum
niṟkak kuṟumpu cĕy nīcarum māṇṭaṉar * nīl̤ nilatte
pŏṉ kaṟpakam * ĕm irāmānuca muṉi ponta piṉṉe (99)
Simple Translation
3991. The Jains who argue for their beliefs,
the devil-like Sākkiyars,
the lazy devotees of Shivā with long matted hair,
the Sunyavadins who believe in emptiness of the world,
the learned one of the Vedās
and low people who make mischief
could not survive after Rāmānujā,
like a golden Karpaga tree, came into this world.
They all disappeared.