- In Malayalam-speaking Kerala, it is now
called the
Malayalam Era or '
Kollavarsham’ (Kollam
Thontri Aandu). The
earliest available record mentioning the...
- or 8th century. In the year 345
according to the
Malayalam calendar (
Kollavarsham), Knai Thoma, a merchant, and 72
families from
Edessa (or
modern Urfa)...
- 12
months on the
Malayalam Calendar. The
Malayalam Calendar (called
Kollavarsham)
originated in 825 AD,
based on
general agreement among scholars, with...
- IndiaGlitz.com". IndiaGlitz.com.
Retrieved 25 June 2018. "Tito
Wilson to lead
Kollavarsham 1975". The New
Indian Express.
Retrieved 12
November 2018. Tito Wilson...
-
believed to be
erected during the
early centuries of
Kollavarsham. Up to the
beginning of
Kollavarsham 1050 ( 1875. A.D.) only one
annual festival was celebrated...
-
political history of Asia and
Indian sub continent. The
Malayalam calendar (
Kollavarsham) is also
known so with the name of the city Kollam. The city is mentioned...
-
increase Quilon's
trade and wealth. Thus
began the
Malayalam Era,
known as
Kollavarsham after the city,
indicating the
importance of
Kollam in the 9th century...
- is
sometimes called kalidina sankhya. The
Malayalam calendar known as
kollavarsham (Malayalam: കൊല്ലവര്ഷം) was
adopted in
Kerala beginning from 825 CE...
- this
consolidation and expansion. On 3
January 1750, (5 Makaram, 925
Kollavarsham),
Marthanda Varma virtually "dedicated"
Travancore to his
tutelary deity...
-
Raman Pillai published in 1891.
Taking place between 1727 and 1732 (
Kollavarsham 901–906), the
story follows three protagonists (Ananthapadmanabhan, Subhadra...
