- by the
Archaeological Survey of
India (ASI).
Aihole is
referred to as
Ayyavole and
Aryapura in its
inscriptions and
Hindu texts from 4th to 12th century...
- The Five
Hundred Lords of
Ayyavole were a
merchant guild from
Aihole that
provided trade links between trading communities in
Tamil Nadu,
Karnataka and...
-
mentions him with the
title of lord of Ayyavalipura. (lords of the town of
Ayyavole). The
lords of
Ayyavolu were
called Vira-Balanjas. The term Vira-balija...
- traders,
primarily active in
south India.
Along with the
ainurruvar (the
Ayyavole Five Hundred) and the
anjuvannam (the anjuman), the
manigiramam pla****...
-
amongst the
South Indian merchant organizations. The Five
Hundred Lords of
Ayyavole were a
merchant guild from
Aihole that
provided trade links between trading...
-
furthered the
expansion of
Tamil merchant ****ociations such as the Manigramam,
Ayyavole and
Ainnurruvar into
Southeast Asia. The
Cholan invasion led to the fall...
- Rashtrakuta.
Medieval South Indian guilds and
trading organisations like the "
Ayyavole of
Karnataka and Manigramam" pla**** an
important role in the Southeast...
-
guilds are
listed below. Five
Hundred Lords of Ayyavolu: also
known as
Ayyavole, Ainnurruvar, Vira Balanju, vira banajigaru, vira balanjya, vira Valanjiyar...
-
themselves into guilds. The best
known of
these were the
Manigramam and
Ayyavole guilds though other guilds such as
Anjuvannam and
Valanjiyar were also...
- China.
Hindu communities,
particularly through Tamil merchant guilds of
Ayyavole and Manigramam, once
thrived in
medieval south China.
Evidence of Tamil...
