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Royal title in India
Kolathiri or Kolathiri Rājā (Kannada: [koːlɐt̪ːiɾi ɾaːdʒaː]) (King of Kolathunādu or King of Cannanore in foreign accounts) was the title by which the
Kolathiri
Kingdoms on the Malabar Coast in India
Lakshadweep in the Arabian Sea. The ruling house of Kolathunādu, known as the Kolathiris, were descendants of the Mushaka royal family, an ancient dynasty of Kerala
Kolathunadu
Region in the Malabar Coast, India
conquest of Calicut, to seek asylum in Kolathiri territory; where a chance lakeside encounter led to a Kolathiri prince of the Southern Regency scandalously
Kadathanadu
1982 Indian epic period drama film
Mammootty, Mohanlal, N. Govindan Kutty and Thikkurissy Sukumaran Nair. The Kolathiri Raja is a prosperous ruler of Northern Kerala. Prince Udayan, Raja's second
Padayottam_(1982_film)
Ruling family of Travancore
settled and came to be known as the Mooshika royal family, or the later Kolathiris, while another branch was deputed to go south to grapple with the Pandyan
Travancore_royal_family
Union territory of India
CE before being ruled by the Arakkal kingdom, who were vassals of the Kolathiri Rajas of Kannur. The region was under the influence of the Mysore kingdom
Lakshadweep
Municipal city in Kerala, India
known for the Chandragiri and Bekal Fort, Chandragiri River, historic Kolathiri Rajas, natural environment of Ranipuram Hills and Kottancheri Hills, historical
Kasaragod
Dravidian language
Cherusseri Namboothiri, who was the court poet of the king Udaya Varman Kolathiri (1446–1475) of Kolathunadu, is written in modern Malayalam. The language
Malayalam
Indian warrior and heroine
further retaliation. Finally, they approached the Thamburatti (queen) of Kolathiri. The Thamburatti replied that they had no right to advise Puthooram Veedu
Unniyarcha
Hindu temple in Kerala, India
Yuga commenced. Several centuries ago, it was renovated by the Mushika (Kolathiri) dynasty kings. This temple was rebuilt into its present form in the early
Rajarajeshwara_Temple
Municipality in Kerala, India
existence. During the regime of the Kolathiri Dynasty, Payyanur was a part of Kolathu Nadu, ruled by the Kolathiri Rajas based in Chirakkal near Kannur
Payyanur
Hindu temple in Kannur Taluk district, Kerala, India
Taluk district of Kerala).It is believed to have been constructed by "Kolathiri" Kings during Middle Ages on a plateau land generally known now as "Madai
Madai_Vadukunda_Shiva_Temple
District in Kerala, India
century, Mooshaka Kingdom was known as Kolathirinad and the Rulers as Kolathiris. The Kolathunad Kingdom at the peak of its power reportedly extended from
Kasaragod_district
City in Kerala, India
clan of the Bunt community of Tulu Nadu was called Kola Bari and the Kolathiri Raja of Kolathunadu was a descendant of this clan. The kingdom of Kolathunadu
Kannur
Historic site in Kerala, India
factory at Tellicherry in 1708. However, the Udayamangalam branch of the Kolathiri family and Korangoth Nair, the local chieftain, resented this action and
Tellicherry_Fort
Temple dedicated to Vishnu in Thiruvananthapuram
dynasties like the Cheras, the Pandyas, the Travancore royal family, the Kolathiris, the Pallavas, the Cholas and many other kings of both South India and
Padmanabhaswamy_Temple
Muslim monarchy in North Kerala (1545–1819)
was a nobleman named Arayankulangara Nair, one of the ministers of the Kolathiris, who is said to have lived about the end of the 11th or beginning of the
Arakkal_kingdom
Municipality in Kerala, India
Vatakara taluk, which consists of 22 panchayats. During the reign of the Kolathiris and Zamorins, Vatakara was known as Kadathanadu. During the British Raj
Vatakara
Southwestern coast of India
Satavahana Chalukyas Chera Cholas Gangas Hoysalas Kadambas Kakatiya Pallava Kolathiri Zamorin of Calicut Kingdom of Valluvanad Arakkal kingdom Venad (Kingdom
Malabar_Coast
Karazhma (in Mavelikara) and Vatakkemadham. Adoption of Princess from Kolathiri Kingdom After the invasion of Malik Kafur in 1310, Veera Udaya Marthandavarma
Koyi_Thampuran
Place in Kerala, India
the Mushika or Kolathiri or Chirakkal Royal Family in the 12th century. The maritime importance of Bekal increased under the Kolathiris and Malabar became
Bekal_Fort
Community in South-Western India
a powerful and warlike clan of the Bunts was called Kola Bari and the Kolathiri Raja of Kolathunadu was a descendant of this clan. Norwegian anthropologist
Bunt_(community)
Suburb in Kannur, Kerala, India
("Palace" in the Malayalam language) of Kolathiris, the erstwhile ruling dynasty is situated in Chirakkal. The Kolathiri of Chirakkal was also known as Chirakkal
Chirakkal,_Kannur
Maharaja of Travancore from 1846 to 1860
Thirunal Lakshmi Bayi and Bharani Thirunal Parvathi Bayi from the related Kolathiri royal house in 1857 after the death of his niece to perpetuate the royal
Marthanda_Varma_II
Region in India
Satavahana Chalukyas Chera Cholas Gangas Hoysalas Kadambas Kakatiya Pallava Kolathiri Zamorin of Calicut Kingdom of Valluvanad Arakkal kingdom Venad (Kingdom
South_India
Island in Lakshadweep, India
Until the 16th century, the Laccadives was under the suzerainty of the Kolathiri Raja of Chirakkal in what is now the Indian state of Kerala. With the
Minicoy
Town in Tamil Nadu, India
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom with its Capital
Gudalur,_Nilgiris
District in Kerala, India
clan of the Bunt community of Tulu Nadu was called Kola Bari and the Kolathiri Raja of Kolathunadu was a descendant of this clan. The Kolathunadu (Kannur)
Kannur_district
Municipality in Kerala, India
in this region. Later, when Kolathunadu of Kolathiri dynasty from Kannur administered the region, Kolathiri appointed Kanhan as the baron of the region
Kanhangad
Sea-based state or society
House. The Jagir of Laccadive islands, received by the Ali Rajas from Kolathiris in the 16th century, enhanced the status of the House. Kannur (Cannanore)
Thalassocracy
Ethnic group
The Kolathiri dynasty of Kolathunadu traces its origins from Samantans of the Mushika dynasty from the Ezhimala region. In 1617 A.D., Kolathiri Raja
Samantan
Fort in India
that the fort existed during the reign of the Kolathiri Rajas and that after the collapse of the Kolathiri kingdom and the Vijayanagara Empire, the area
Arikady_Fort
District in Kerala, India
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom, with its capital
Wayanad_district
Region and proposed state in southern India
Satavahana Chalukyas Chera Cholas Gangas Hoysalas Kadambas Kakatiya Pallava Kolathiri Zamorin of Calicut Kingdom of Valluvanad Arakkal kingdom Venad (Kingdom
Tulu_Nadu
Town in Tamil Nadu, India
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom with its Capital
Pandalur
Monarchy in India before 1949
neighbouring powerful Kolathiri, was an active ally of Mysore under the occupation. Ali Raja seized and set fire to the palace of Kolathiri Raja. The latter
Kingdom_of_Cochin
Monument in south India
Kannur, Kerala. In 1498, during Vasco da Gama's visit to India, the local Kolathiri king granted the land to Portuguese to build a settlement in present-day
St._Angelo_Fort
Keralite title of nobility
Ezhuthachan, a Vaniya Nair, was conferred the title "Nambrath Achan," by the kolathiri where Nambram refers to a place. Other Achans of Malabar included: • Eranholi
Achan_(title)
guided by Ali Raja and his brother, seized the palace of the Raja of Kolathiri in Chirakkal, causing the Raja and his family to seek refuge in the English
History_of_Thalassery
Regional Hindu goddess
Kannur district. She was the only sister among the 12 warrior brothers of Kolathiri king. Makkam is said to be a daughter who was born with great splendor
Kadangot_Makkam
Maharaja of Travancore from 1729 to 1758
patrilineal origin to the Chera dynasty and are maternally related to the Kolathiri of the Mushika dynasty and the Ay royal lineage. The Yogakars and Pillamars
Marthanda_Varma
Town in Kerala, India
later Capital of the Kolathiri Dynasty. Pazhayangadi is famous for the Madayi Kavu which was a temple associated with the Kolathiris (Mushika Kings). The
Pazhayangadi
Hereditary king of kingdom of Calicut (1124–1806)
occupied Pantalayini Kollam as a preliminary advance to Kolathunadu. Kolathiri immediately sent ambassadors to submit to whatever terms Calicut might
Zamorin
Town / Municipality in Kerala, India
Neeleswaram, or Nileswaram, is the abbreviated form of Neelakanteshweram. The Kolathiri Dominion emerged into independent 10 principalities in the late medieval
Nileshwaram
Regent Maharani of Travancore from 1924–1931
Kolathunādu Royal Family. A house that used to reign the Kola Swarupam, the Kolathiri line descended from the same ancient dynasty of the Travancore Royal Family
Sethu_Lakshmi_Bayi
Ethnic group in India
border) temple which was in the dominion of the kaliat Nambiar who like the Kolathiri was an ally of the Kodavas. Every year Kodavas from Southern Kodagu pilgrimage
Kodava_people
Geographical and historical region
the 15th century CE, Kolathiri Rajas came under the influence of Zamorin just like the other kingdoms of Kerala. The Kolathiri Dominion emerged into
North_Malabar
Collection of treasure discovered in India
Dynasties, such as the Cheras, the Pandyas, the Travancore royal family, the Kolathiris, the Pallavas, the Cholas, and many other Kings of both South India and
Padmanabhaswamy Temple treasure
Padmanabhaswamy_Temple_treasure
Hindu temple in Kerala, India
who were her mates; to see the Krishna Temple and never returned. The Kolathiris relocated their capital from Ezhimala to Chirakkal near Valapattanam river
Kalarivathukkal_Temple
Siege in India
of 150 men was placed under the command of Lourenço de Brito. The old Kolathiri Raja who had energetically pursued the Portuguese alliance died sometime
Siege_of_Cannanore_(1507)
Malayalam Hindu prose chronicle
texts were primarily composed in the Calicut (Samoothiri) and Cannanore (Kolathiri) countries of northern Kerala. The tradition was also adapted by the rulers
Keralolpathi
Municipality in Kerala, India
located in erstwhile Kolathunadu, which was ruled over by the Mushika/Kolathiri/Chirakkal Royal Family. It was also once a part of the Mannanar dynasty
Taliparamba
Region bordering the Indian coastline
Satavahana Chalukyas Chera Cholas Gangas Hoysalas Kadambas Kakatiya Pallava Kolathiri Zamorin of Calicut Kingdom of Valluvanad Arakkal kingdom Venad (Kingdom
Coastal_India
Latin Catholic diocese in Kerala, India
with the ruler of Calicut, "the Zamorin", they moved to Kannur and the "Kolathiri", king of Kannur welcomed them. The four Franciscan missionaries with
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kannur
Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Kannur
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom with its Capital
History_of_Wayanad
Theatre form in India
Satavahana Chalukyas Chera Cholas Gangas Hoysalas Kadambas Kakatiya Pallava Kolathiri Zamorin of Calicut Kingdom of Valluvanad Arakkal kingdom Venad (Kingdom
Yakshagana
Bay in Kerala, India
the other side is the Arakkal Palace. The bay was famous during the Kolathiri's regime as a commercial harbour that linked Kolathunadu with Lakshadweep
Mappila_Bay
Fort in Kanhangad, Kerala, India
to consolidate their control over northern Kerala after defeating the Kolathiri chieftains. The fort’s strategic hilltop location allowed the Nayakas
Hosdurg_Fort
Era in South Asia characterized by Muslim rule
Kingdom (of modern-day Kerala) who were a subordinate of their masters the Kolathiris and the short-lived Madurai Sultanate which was centered in and around
Muslim period in the Indian subcontinent
Muslim_period_in_the_Indian_subcontinent
Ritual Form of worship from Kerala
and Kalarivathukkal Bhagavathy Temple, both being the family shrines of Kolathiri royal family. There are about 456 types of Theyyams documented. Theyyam
Theyyam
Ethnic group
of Ali Rajas of Arakkal, near Cannanore, who were the vassals of the Kolathiri, ruled over the Lakshadweep. Zayn al-Din Makhdum (c. 1498–1581) estimates
Malabar_Muslims
Town Panchayat in Tamil Nadu, India
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom with its Capital
O'_Valley
City in Kerala, India
The trade alliance between Vasco da Gama and Kolathiri gave Portugal direct access to the spice trade, especially for pepper.
Thalassery
Subgroup of the Nair caste
Zamorin, Kurangoth Nair ruler of the small kingdom of Kurangoth vassal to Kolathiri, Pulavayil Nair ruler of pulavayil with nominal allegiance to Zamorin
Moopil_Nair
1766–1792 part of the Anglo-Mysore Wars
neighbouring powerful Kolathiri, was an active ally of Mysore under the occupation. Ali Raja seized and set fire to the palace of Kolathiri Raja. The latter
Mysorean_invasion_of_Malabar
Intermediate Nair sub-caste
Ezhuthachan, a Vaniya Nair, was conferred the title "Nambrath Achan," by the kolathiri where Nambram refers to a place. Vattakkat Nairs were the hereditary Velichappadu
Chakkala_Nair
Kerala. It is sometimes identified Kolathunadu, which was ruled by the Kolathiris. In the 12th and 13th centuries there was trade with Persia and Arabia
History_of_Kannur
Hill in Kerala, India
clan of the Bunt community of Tulu Nadu was called Kola Bari and the Kolathiri Raja of Kolathunadu may have been related to this clan. The Arabic inscription
Ezhimala_(hill,_Kannur)
District in Kerala, India
the Nannan Dynasty (later known as the Mushika dynasty and finally the Kolathiri dynasty), were the two oldest and most important lineages of the Velir
Thiruvananthapuram_district
Village in Tamil Nadu, India
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom with its Capital
Devala,_India
Geo-cultural region in the Indian Subcontinent
Satavahana Chalukyas Chera Cholas Gangas Hoysalas Kadambas Kakatiya Pallava Kolathiri Zamorin of Calicut Kingdom of Valluvanad Arakkal kingdom Venad (Kingdom
Coastal_South_West_India
Muhammad. Nearby lies a dilapidated fort believed to have been built by king Kolathiri. This mosque is near Pazhayangadi town. "Official Website-Kottiyoor Devaswom|Sree
Places of worship in Kannur district
Places_of_worship_in_Kannur_district
Indian actor
Thaalam (1981) Sanchari (1981) Grihalakshmi (1981) Padayottam (1982) as Kolathiri Rajavu Ithu Njangalude Katha (1982) as Ramankutty's Uncle Ithum Oru Jeevitham
Thikkurissy_Sukumaran_Nair
Taluk in Tamil Nadu, India
ruled by the Nannans (Mushika dynasty) who later came to be known as the Kolathiris. Politically the area was part of the Ezhimala Kingdom with its Capital
Pandalur_taluk
Former dynasty in present-day Kerala, India
point being fastened to the hilt through a small hole near the point. Kolathiri Sposini, Filippo Maria (30 November 2023). The Certification of Insanity:
Mannanar_dynasty
Human settlement in India
migrated from Chirakkal Rajavamsam,near Kannur ,Kerala,around 400AD. (Kolathiri)Ref Athulan(Sanscrit poetic text). "Primary Census Abstract Data Tables
Kothachira
Kochi Maharajas in the centre, Zamorins of Kozhikode in the north, and Kolathiri Rajas in the extreme north. They were rulers who patronised architectural
Architecture_of_Kerala
Traditional culture of Nair caste
King Marthanda Varma, Shri Pazhassiraja, Guru of Kallanthattil Gurukkal (Kolathiri rajah) all learned kalarippayattu. Kalaripayattu is commonly practiced
Nair_ceremonies_and_customs
Tourist place in India
seafood industry.[citation needed] Historically, the area was part of the Kolathiri Rajas' kingdom, known as Kolathunadu, and was a hub for maritime trade
Chembirika
River in Kerala, India
Tulu Kingdom. Travancore royal family is a close cousin dynasty of the Kolathiris of North Korapuzha. "Rivers of Western Ghats - The Korapuzha". Archived
Korapuzha
Place in Kerala, India
named after its historical founder Vallabha II of the Mooshika dynasty (Kolathiri family) and was originally known as Vallabha-Pattanam and served as the
Valapattanam
Village in Kerala, India
commemoration of the numerous wars they led and fought as part of the army of the Kolathiris. The name Pallassana refers to the fact that the group historically constituted
Pallassena
Malayalam devotional poet
Cherusseri Namboothiri, who was the court poet of the king Udaya Varman Kolathiri (1446 – 1475) of Kolathunadu, is written in modern Malayalam. The language
Thunchaththu_Ezhuthachan
clan of the Bunt community of Tulu Nadu was called Kola Bari and the Kolathiri Raja of Kolathunadu was a descendant of this clan. The kingdom of Kolathunadu
History_of_South_India
Town in Kerala, India
century CE. The Vijayanagara Empire attacked and annexed Kasaragod from the Kolathiri Raja with Nileshwaram as one of the capital in the 16th century. In the
Kumbla
Malaysian family
asylum (The Travancore Dynasty was the mother family (or lineage) of the Kolathiri (Chirakkal) Royal Family who ruled over the Kannur-Wayanad-Kasaragod regions
Keyi_family
Aristocracy of Kerala
wedding gift. to match the donation of Kuttiyadi by the groom's father, the Kolathiri Raja, from the Kadathanadu swaroopam. Temples like The Padmanabhaswamy
Jenmi
the Perumal summoned the militia of his chieftains (like Udaya Varman Kolathiri, Manichchan, and Vikkiran of Eranad). The Cheraman Perumal was assured
History_of_Kerala
Municipality in Kerala, India
internal dissensions. The Nileshwaram dynasty on the northernmost part of Kolathiri dominion, were relatives to both Kolathunadu as well as the Zamorin of
Panoor
English East India Company control. The British got this site in 1705 from Kolathiri Raja of Northern Malabar. Hyder Ali, ruler of Mysore had no love for the
Siege_of_Tellicherry
Administrative district of Bombay and later Madras from 1792 to 1956
clan of the Bunt community of Tulu Nadu was called Kola Bari and the Kolathiri Raja of Kolathunadu was a descendant of this clan. The Kolathunadu (Kannur)
Malabar_District
Lighthouse in Kerala, India
important seaport under the 15th century rulers of North Malabar, the Kolathiris and the Arakkal Kingdom. The port had maritime links with the ports of
Kannur_Lighthouse
Local civic body in Kannur, Kerala, India
Ali Rajas of Arakkal kingdom, near Kannur, who were the vassals of the Kolathiri, ruled over the Lakshadweep islands. The island of Dharmadom near Kannur
Kannur_Municipal_Corporation
exception of two richly laden vessels from Hormuz, which were taken. The Kolathiri raja who had welcomed the Portuguese died in April 1507 and as his succession
Calicut–Portuguese_conflicts
Historical naval fleet
of the old factor Gonçalo Gil Barbosa, he secures permission from the Kolathiri Raja of Cannanore to build a Portuguese fort in the city. [Timing is a
7th Portuguese India Armada (Almeida, 1505)
7th_Portuguese_India_Armada_(Almeida,_1505)
Aspect of agriculture in the Indian city
coasts of Goa to prevent erosion. Cashew came to Kerala in 1505, when Kolathiri king permitted Portuguese to build a fort in Kannur. The Portuguese, called
Cashew_business_in_Kollam
Village in Kerala, India
part of Kannapuram area, was under Chera rule and then Nannan-Mushaka-Kolathiri rule throughout recorded history for many millennia. In 1800 CE or so
Irinave
Shiva temple in Kerala, India
(The Vediyara Chandrothu Family), a sub-branch of the Thiruvithamkur/Kolathiri Royal Family), used to (and still do) have by tradition, exclusive right
Kottiyoor_Temple
Portuguese explorer
intended to head immediately for Cochin, but was dissuaded from that by the Kolathiri Raja of Cannanore, who warned him he did not have nearly enough men (est
Pero_de_Ataíde
Village/Graamam in Kerala, India
name Udinoor is derived from the name of Udayanan, who was one among the Kolathiris. Udinoor is a part of Allada Swaroopam. The famous Kshetrapalaka temple
Udinoor
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