- of
Thekkumkur (Malayalam: തെക്കുംകൂർ രാജ്യം) (also
transliterated as
Thekkumkoor or Thekkumcore) was an
independent kingdom in the
southern part of Kerala...
- Ambalapuzha.
Realizing this, King
Marthanda Varma decided to
invade Thekkumkoor following the fall of Champak****ery (Ampalapuzha). In the 13th century...
- 'Vadakkumkoor' and '
Thekkumkoor' in AD 1100. Kottayam, Chenganacherry, Thiruvalla,
Kanjirappally and some
places of high
range were
included in
Thekkumkoor kingdom...
-
historical region of
Vemolinad was
divided into "Vadakumkoor" and "
Thekkumkoor."
Thekkumkoor included areas such as Kottayam, Chenganacherry, Thiruvalla, Kanjirapally...
-
according to Prof. Elamkulam. The
rulers of
Thiruvalla now
belonged to the
Thekkumkoor Dynasty,
which had one of its
headquarters at
Idathil near
Kaavil Temple...
- Changan****ery
which is 2 km away and
about 17 km from Kottayam.
During the
Thekkumkoor Dynasty, the huge wall that was
built for the
protection of the Vazhappally...
-
protected monument". The Hindu. 19
February 2014. N.E
Kesavan Namboothiri,
Thekkumkoor Charithravum Puravrithavum (Kottayam:
National Book Stall, 2014), 8-9...
- the
Capital of Thekkumkur. In 1749,
Marthanda Varma of
Venadu captured Thekkumkoor and
annexed it into Travancore.
After 1956,
Pampady became a part of...
-
Temple is one of the
important temples of the
glory days of King
Thekkumkoor. When
Thekkumkoor became part of
Venad during the
reign of King
Marthanda Varma...
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Vazhappally copper plate Syro-Malabar_Catholic_Archeparchy_of_Changan****ery
Thekkumkoor Thazhathangady Travancore Kingdom of
Travancore Christianity in India...
