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- Naduvazhi ( IAST:nātuvāḻi; lit. 'The ruler of the land') were feudatory Nair princes who ruled over microstates that are now administrative parts of Kerala...
- stole sacred salagram ornaments from the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. The Naduvazhi ministers and governors dissuade the Maharaja from enlisting him with...
- term applied to dignify a group of sub-clans among the ruling elites (Naduvazhi) and feudal lords (Jenmimar) of the Nair community in Kerala. Robin Jeffrey...
- families to affluent Nairs. They were the major aristocratic warrior class, Naduvazhi and Deshavazhi in Travancore before the 19th century and considered as...
- chiefs. The naduvazhi families each saw themselves as a distinct caste in the same manner as did the rajahs; they did not recognise other naduvazhi families...
- The surname "Kurup" among the Nairs often indicates individuals who are Naduvazhi or landlords and are recognized as brave warriors. Nambiar - The landlord...
- Nayanars. The Nayanars were Samanthans, Kiryathils, Illathu Nairs and Naduvazhi (chiefs of chiefdoms and aristocrats) and Jenmimar (landed gentry). North...
- administration, the empire was divided into provinces under the rule of Naduvazhis, with each province comprising a number of Desams under the control of...
- noble community of Kerala, India. They were historically ruling elites (Naduvazhi) and feudal aristocrats (Jenmi) in the Kingdom of Cochin and Kingdom of...
- practiced hunting, and also started eating flesh, which was not allowed for a Naduvazhi. Unable to bear the indictments from his family, the boy decided to leave...