Definition of Punnathur. Meaning of Punnathur. Synonyms of Punnathur

- traditional rectangular home with a central courtyard, which belonged to the Punnathur Raja. It presently houses a training school for Papans (****ut). This...
- kingdom and aligned with the Zamorins. The name Kottapadi is derived from (Punnathur Kotta or Punathur Fort) Kotta Fort and Padi Gate. Being a coastal village...
- been relaxed with shalwar kameez (churidar pyjamas) being allowed. The Punnathur kotta, also known as the Anakotta (Elephant Yard in English), houses the...
- for Ganesha and serpent deities under the temple outside the complex. Punnathur Kotta Elephant sanctuary Mammiyoor Temple Sree Pardhasaradhi Temple Krishnanattam...
- river in Kerala and the richest river in fish diversity perhaps in India. Punnathur Kotta Elephant Sanctuary (23 km (14 mi) from city): It is the largest...
- Sanskrit to children in the locality and then moved to the residence of the Punnathur royal family to give lessons in Sanskrit to the members of the family...
- married first at the age of 15. Her first husband, who was the lord of Punnathur Kovilakam, left her after the birth of two children. Due to her mother's...
- he became a head clerk for the land reforms work of the local ruler of Punnathur. During this time, he published English articles in West Coast Spectator...
- Syro-Malabar Church – The Kottapadi Syrian Church was established in 1400 by the Punnathur Rajah (a v****al of the Zamorin) for Syrian Christian coconut traders brought...