- to his late masters, as the
right hand man of the
famous Moplah pirate Kunhali. His
eventual conqueror in 1600, the
great Captain Sun Yat-Sen institute...
-
Karikadan Kunhali (8 July 1924 – 28 July 1969), also
known as
Sakhavu Kunhali (Comrade
Kunhali), was a
malayali communist leader and a two time MLA of...
- of a Portuguese,
taken as a boy from a fusta, and
afterwards brought to
Kunhali, who
conceived such an
affection for him that he
trusted him with everything...
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Pokker Ali (
Kunhali II) and then, by the
famed supporter of
Kunhali II,
namely Patu
Marakkar (
Kunhali III) and subsequently, the
nephew of
Kunhali III, by...
-
scholars consider the
thangals as a 'community'
among the
Muslims of Kerala.
Kunhali, V. "Muslim
Communities in
Kerala to 1798" PhD
Dissertation Aligarh Muslim...
-
January 2021. K. K. N.
Kurup (1997). India's
Naval Traditions: The Role of
Kunhali Marakkars.
Northern Book Centre. pp. 37–38. ISBN 978-8172110833. Archived...
- the
Kunhali Marakkar family was at Ponnani. In
course of time they
spread to
Tanur and
other settlements of the west coast. It
seems that the
Kunhalis shifted...
-
named Kunhali and Thangal's daughter's name was
Pookkunhi Beevi.
Kunhali sta**** in Thangal's house. Thangal's wife
hated the
presence of
Kunhali and he...
- east. Kurup, K.K.N., ed. (1997). India's
naval traditions : the role of
Kunhali Marakkars. New Delhi:
Northern Book Centre. p. 7. ISBN 978-81-7211-083-3...
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different regions held a
meeting at the home of
Palamadathil Puthupparambil Kunhali, a
noble family head and
philanthropist from Kuttoor, near Vengara, to...
