Kamba Ramayanam is an ancient Tamil epic written by Kambar, a 13th-century Tamil poet and saint. It is one of the five Tamil epics, along with the Tirukkural, Tirumangai, Tirutharakadigal, and Purananuru.

The Ramayanam is a retelling of the traditional Hindu epic, the Ramayana, which tells the story of Lord Rama's battle against the demon king Ravana. Kamba Ramayanam is unique in that it is written in a style that is both devotional and didactic, with a focus on the moral and spiritual lessons of the story.

• Kamba Ramayanam is considered one of the greatest works of Tamil literature and is still widely read and studied today.
• The epic consists of 5,000 couplets, or "pattu", which are written in the Tamil language.
• Kamba Ramayanam is also known for its rich symbolism and imagery, which reflects the poet's deep understanding of Hindu mythology and philosophy.
• The epic is considered a classic example of Tamil literature and has been translated into many languages, including Sanskrit, Malayalam, and English.