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- established after their rivalry. Some historical accounts also suggest that the Kolathunad kingdom was friendly with the Travancore kingdom and the Tulu kingdom...
- used. The Kolathunad Swaroopam and Its Subordinate Kingdoms The Kolathunad Swaroopam was ruled by the king addressed as Kolathiri. The Kolathunad Swaroopam's...
- another attack on Kolathunad in 1737. Ambu agreed to sign a peace treaty with the Nayakas, which fixed the northern border of Kolathunad on the Madayi. The...
- Trippappoor ruling family was forced to adopt two female members from the Kolathunad ruling family (northern Kerala). A royal residence was constructed at...
- gained permission from Vadakkalankur, the prince regent of the Raja of Kolathunad. They had already been trading on the Malabar coast for much of that century...
- in Mavelikara and Kerala Varma. Her mother belonged to a branch of the Kolathunad royal family that had settled in Travancore towards the end of the 18th...
- Amma Thampuran of Mavelikara. Her mother's family was a branch of the Kolathunad royal family which was directly related to the Travancore Royal Family...
- The area of their activities comprised the medieval prin****lities of Kolathunad, Kadathanad and Kottayam. Aromal Chekavar Chandu Chekavar Kuroolli Chekon...
- Later, they obtained a site from Vadakkelamkur, the de facto ruler of Kolathunad, and established a factory at Tellicherry in 1708. However, the Udayamangalam...
- Mooshaka Kingdom was known as Kolathirinad and the Rulers as Kolathiris. The Kolathunad Kingdom at the peak of its power reportedly extended from Netravati River...