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composed by S. P. Venkatesh. Aliyar, a
crime boss, and his gang Hamsa,
Ramayyan, Antony, want to
avenge Haridas who was
responsible for the
death of his...
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Ramayyan Dalawa was the
Dalawa of
Travancore state, India,
during 1737 and 1756 and was
responsible for the
consolidation and
expansion of that kingdom...
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hearing of the
military advance of the
Travancore under the
leadership of
Ramayyan Dalawa and
Caption De Lannoy; the
crown prince of
Thekkumkur (Goda Varman)...
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princely states of
Kayamkulam and
Ambalapuzha under the
leadership of
Ramayyan Dalawa (the
Dewan of Travancore).
Thekkumkur army
provided ****istance to...
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emerging power structure.
Ramayyan Dalava,
prime minister and a
close friend of
Marthanda Varma, died in 1756.
Ramayyan's death caused terrible grief...
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Minister of Travancore.
Arumukan Pillai (1729–1736) Nanu
Pillai (1736–1737)
Ramayyan Dalawa (1737–1756)
Martandan bagavathi Pillai (1756–1763)
Subbayyan Dalawa...
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defeating the
powerful Zamorin of
Kozhikode in the
battle of
Purakkad in 1755.
Ramayyan Dalawa, the
prime minister (1737–1756) of
Marthanda Varma, also pla****...
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father P. K.
Abraham as Chidambaram, Mythili's
father Delhi Ganesh as
Ramayyan Appa Haja as Prathapan, Marar's Son
Kollam Thulasi as MLA
Chekutty Subair...
- conspirators, and his
reluctance to
impose harsh punishments, as
advised by
Ramayyan. To
escape his attackers, he
often adopts disguises. He
holds Subhadra's...
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terms with Travancore, his
capital city was
taken on 11
September 1750 by
Ramayyan Dalawa, the
general and
prime minister of
Marthanda Varma, and the state...
