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is derived from the old name Cheran vanna oor (places ruled by Chera Kings) later on corrupted to
Cheruvannor and to the present day Shornur. A place with a railway junction connecting railway lines to Trivandrum, Chennai, Mangalore and Nilambur. The original family name of the rulers is unknown, but
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kingdom. The place was also known as
Parambu Nadu in old writings. Parambu Nadu is seen as the territory ruled by Velir chief famous Vel Pari. Later on divided and ruled by Chola, Chera and Pandya Kings and other Velir chiefs with their fighting heads. In Purananooru of Sangham texts, Tirukoilur,
55:. The name Nedungadi is believed to be derived from the word "Nedunganadu" and the word "aadi", meaning "ancient/going back a long way". "Nedunganadu" used to be a small region that now includes
142:. The first scholar who did research on the evolution of the Malayalam language was one Kovunni Nedungadi belonging to this community. Nedungadi contributed to CV Raman's optics research.
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came from Chera Pulla Cherry. The place were the sons of Cheras lived. The nearby place is Kotha Kursi. Kotha was the pet name for
Cherans. The name
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Dharmapuri is mentioned as Nedunadu, the land lies between the eastern and western seas. The name for the place
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