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Iyengar is the name given to a community of brahmins of India who live in Tamil Nadu. They are followers of Sri Ramanujacharya and profess the Visistadvaita darshana. They are divided into Vadakalai and Thenkalai due to a later day division in their philosophies.
Some Famous Iyengars
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