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Guru Paramartha or Gooroo Paramartan is a fictional monk introduced in Tamil culture by Catholic missionary Constanzo Beschi in his book Paramarthaguruvin Kadhai. Published in 1728, it is a collection of satirical stories about a naive religious teacher and his equally obtuse disciples, Matti (dull-head), Madayan (fool), Pethai (ignoramus), Moodan (moron) and Milechan. It had a considerable influence on Tamil culture and even in modern says the name "Guru Paramartha" is synonymous to "fool". It has also been adapted into other South Asian languages. Examples include Mahadenamutta in Sinhala.
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