Definition of Kaikolars. Meaning of Kaikolars. Synonyms of Kaikolars

- early thirteenth century, after the fall of Chola empire large number of Kaikolars migrated to Kongu Nadu from Tondaimandalam and started doing weaving and...
- This is a list of notable people of the Sengunthar or Kaikkolar . The Warriors and Textile merchants , Weavers found in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu...
- early thirteenth century, after the fall of Chola empire large number of Kaikolars migrated to Kongu Nadu from Tondaimandalam and started doing weaving and...
- accompanied Murugan on his return and during his weddings. The Sengunthar Kaikolar community, a community of weavers and warriors in Tamil Nadu, claim descent...
- with spears at close quarters. The Chola army was mostly composed of Kaikolars—men with strong arms who were royal troops receiving regular payments...
- rooms, and that sect includes Maravar, Kallar, Agamudaiyar, Mudaliyar (kaikolars), ****raiyar (Watch mans) etc. They perform respectable jobs such as...
- British. Chandramathi Mudaliyar was in the genealogy of Senguntha therinja Kaikolar Padai. Tamil revivalism in the 1930s Page Nos.110 by Eugene F. Irschick...
- and Saliya communities at present is still a speculation. Nesa Nayanar Kaikolar Padmasali Ramaswamy, Vijaya (2006). Textiles and Weavers in South India...
- derived from his extensive conquests. The army was composed chiefly of Kaikolars (Weavers), which were royal troops receiving regular payments from the...
- started worshiping as Subramanya Swamy which is Kuladevta for Senguntha Kaikolar community. After some years Arundhan Namboodiri, a Kurur land who performed...