(i) This stanza, as worded above, does not accord with the pattern of the preceding and succeeding stanzas in this decad. Based, however, oṇ the diction as such, Emperumāṉar (Rāmānuja) and other Ācāryas were inclined to interpret this soṇg, as follows: The dark night, instead of weeping along with Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī and her comrades, is worse than a foe, in so far as it + Read more