-
region are: Nepali:
Chulesi Tamil:
Arivalmanai or
Aruvamanai Malayalam:
Chirava Telugu:
Kathipeeta Konkani:
Addoli Marathi: Vili or
Morli Odia: Panikhi...
-
Pushpanjali Swamiyar held a meeting. The
Yogam recognised Rama
Varma as
Chirava Mooppan and
Thrippappoor Mooppan, and the
Swamiyar signed on the neettu...
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branch of the
ancient Ay kingdom. It was also
known as the
Chirava Swaroopam,
where the word
Chirava derives from the
combination of two
Malayalam words, Cheru...
- (Malayalam: ōṭānāṭŭ, also
known as Onattukara, Onad, Kayamkulam,
Kallikoilon and
Chirava Svaroopam) was a
feudal state in late
medieval Kerala. It was established...
- the
Thrippappur and
Chirava,
merged in the
Venad family,
which set up the
tradition of
designating the
ruler of
Venad as
Chirava Moopan and the heir-apparent...
- on the
Neettu (Order) of the
Ettara Yogam accepting Moolam Thirunal as
Chirava Mootha Thiruvadi (Maharaja of Travancore) and
Thrippappoor Mootha Thiruvadi...
- Dynasty:
Thrippappur and
Chirava,
merged into the
Venad family and
established the
tradition of
designating the
ruler of
Venad as
Chirava Moopan and the heir-apparent...
- Dynasty:
Thrippappur and
Chirava,
merged into the
Venad family and
established the
tradition of
designating the
ruler of
Venad as
Chirava Moopan and the heir-apparent...
- (Order) of the
Ettara Yogam giving recognition to Sri
Moolam Thirunal as
Chirava Mooppan (Maharaja of Travancore) and
Thrippappoor Mooppan (Protector of...
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colonial era saw the once-mighty
empire splinter into four provinces,
namely Chirava, Tripappor,
Ilayidam (Kottarakara), and
Perakam (also
called Nedumangad)...
