- Kadathanadu, also
rendered Kadathanad, Katattanad, and, academically, Kaṭattanāṭǔ;
alternately known as
Vatakara or Badagara, was a
kingdom in
North Malabar...
- She was a
member of a
Thiyyar community family called Put****am Veed in
Kadathanad. The
location of Put****am Veed is
described in the
Vadakkan Pattukal...
-
chieftain took the
title of
Kadathanad Rajah.
During this period,
there are
records of
frequent skirmishes between Kadathanad and the
ruler of Kottayam...
- When the
English company settled at Thal****ery,
Kadathanad was
under the
ancestors of the
Kadathanad Rajas, who was then
called Bavnores of Badagara....
- and
occupied the
Kingdoms of
Chirakkal (former Kolathunad), Kottayam,
Kadathanad, Calicut,
Valluvanad and Palghat. The king of
Cochin accepted his suzerainty...
- Malabar, who
fought against the
oppression by the
British Government and
Kadathanad Raja.
Vaniyakuruvalli Kunji Chekavar, also
known as
Kurooli Chekon, was...
-
gained control of
northern Kerala in 1766. The
Nairs of
Kottayam and
Kadathanad led the resistance, and the
Nairs managed to
defeat all
Mysorean garrisons...
-
Calicut Bar, only son of
reigning Raja,
Orlathiri Udaya Varma Raja of
Kadathanad kingdom and Smt.
Komath Sreedevi kettilamma kurup, one of the richest...
-
Ezhava served in army of
local chieftains and
local rulers such as of
Kadathanad and
Kurumbranad of Kerala, who were
privileged in the pre-colonial period...
-
neighboring pro-British
kingdom of
Kadathanad and
installed a
puppet Rajah on
throne who put that part of
Kadathanad army (2,000 men)
which supported him...
