Talk:Cochin royal family
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Venad swaroopam
[edit]I think the in the Venad, Native villages of Travancore royal houses were never known by venad swaroopam..they had names like cherava, kizhperoor, thrippapoor (at different period of time) the last being more popular.But never venad swaroopam..venad ( vel nad ..kingdonm of Ay VeL)was the name the kingdom. Kindly check.And I aslo think proper references and notes need to be added to the History part. There are lot of diputes among Historians about cheraman perumal etc..which can be added as notes since we are here to present facts. A modern historical approach with more references would be appropriate.activevoid 16:07, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
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Kodungallur (anglicised name: Cranganore) it is mentioned in the articlea as Kannur which is amistake. Kindly correct it. |
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