Definition of Naduvazhis. Meaning of Naduvazhis. Synonyms of Naduvazhis

- roads and wheeled vehicle transport were rare until mid 18th century. Naduvazhis of Kerala used different titles. Historians, including Robin Jeffry, Faucett...
- Chief Justice.[citation needed] In the Kingdom of Cochin, Desavazhis and Naduvazhis were empowered to settle the disputes following the prevailing customary...
- the Menons were feudal landlords or Jenmimar with some of them being Naduvazhis. They were often engaged in various administrative and political duties...
- administration, the empire was divided into provinces under the rule of Naduvazhis, with each province comprising a number of Desams under the control of...
- Muppil is an elite subgroup of the Nair caste. They were vazhunnors, naduvazhis and desavazhis of small feudal polities on the Malabar, present-day Kerala...
- from Kingdom of Kochi, the Onam festival was jointly organized by the 61 Naduvazhis (local rulers) under the leadership of the Maharaja of Travancore, till...
- stole sacred salagram ornaments from the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. The Naduvazhi ministers and governors dissuade the Maharaja from enlisting him with...
- families to affluent Nairs. They were the major aristocratic warrior class, Naduvazhi and Deshavazhi in Travancore before the 19th century and considered as...
- 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...
- Kolattiri. This included dignitaries called "nāduvazhis", "desavazhis" and "mukhyastans". The nāduvazhis, who were heads of "nādus" or districts headed...