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Odanad (Malayalam: ōṭānāṭŭ, also
known as Onattukara, Onad, Kayamkulam,
Kallikoilon and
Chirava Svaroopam) was a
feudal state in late
medieval Kerala....
- of
cavalry regiments -
mounted soldiers, lances, and war
horses - to the
Odanad Maharaja.
Alummootil members were also
known for
their expertise in Kalaripayattu...
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located in the south-eastern part of the district, in the
region known as
Odanad,
along the
banks of
Pamba River.
Chengannur is 36
kilometres (22 mi) southeast...
- the
Indian Kingdom of
Travancore and
combined forces of the
feudal state Odanad. With the
defeat of the
Kulachal battle in 1741, the
Dutch captured Vamanapuram...
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Palace is
located nearby.
Kayamkulam was a
medieval feudal kingdom known as
Odanad ruled by the
Kayamkulam rajas. Maha Raja
Marthanda Varma (1706–58) conquered...
- modern-day
Alappuzha district once
formed part of the
erstwhile "kingdom of
Odanad" (also
known as the "kingdom of Kayamkulam" or
known by the name "Onattukara")...
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Thekkumkur Rajas also
allied with the
Kingdom of
Cochin and the
Kingdom of
Odanad (Kayamkulam)
against the
military invasions of the
kingdom of Travancore...
- argument.[citation needed]
Pallippad was the
border of
Odanad state,
whose capital was
Kayamkulam and
Odanad Ruler Raman Kothavarma is a
topic of discussion...
- this
ritual to
southern parts of
Kerala belongs to King
Marthanda Varma of
Odanad (1729–1758).
Legend has it that King
Marthanda Varma tried several times...
- King
Marthanda Varma of
Travancore after defeating and
annexing Odanad in the
Odanad–Travancore War of 1746.
Before the
construction of the palace, the...
