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Edakkal is a
remote location in
Wayanad district of Kerala, India, the site of the
Edakkal Caves. The
tallest mountain in the district,
Ambukuthi mala...
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power and superiority. This is
indicated by the
Kadamba inscriptions in
Edakal caves of Wayanad. A
contemporary Buddhist work
claims that the Kalabhra...
- Mahadevan, the
earliest Malayalam inscription discovered until now is the
Edakal-5
inscription (ca. late 4th
century –
early 5th century)
reading ī pazhama...
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southern town of Tissamaharama. a pot rim at Pattanam,
central Kerala.
Edakal cave,
Ambukuthi hill, Kerala. Kodumanal,
Chennimalai near
Erode Porunthal...
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Encyclopedia Britannica. Fawcett, F. (1901). "Notes on the Rock
Carvings in the
Edakal Caves, Wynaad". The
Indian Antiquary. ****: 409–421. Fischel,
Walter J. (1967)...
- Vadakara,
Quilandy and Thamar****ery Taluks. The two
caves of
Ampukuthimala (
Edakal Caves) in
Sulthan Bathery, with
pictures on
their walls and
pictorial writings...
- Rock
Carvings in the
Edakal Caves, Wynaad. The
Indian Antiquary vol. ****, pp. 409-421. Subramanian, T. S. (9
February 2012). "
Edakal cave
yields one more...
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branches emerged from it The
earliest written record of
Malayalam is the
Edakal-5 inscription,
dating to
around the 4th
century CE.
Early Malayalam literature...
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found in Tamil-Brahmi
inscriptions of 3rd
century CE
found on
rocks in
Edakal hill in
Wynad district of Kerala. The
ancient port city of
Thondi is mentioned...
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inscriptions found at
places such as
Mangulam and
Alagarmalai near Madurai,
Edakal hill in
Kerala and
Jambai village in
Villupuram district record various...
