Tag: Cheras

  • Lord Krishna Dynasty Ruled From Thiruvananthapuram, Vizhinjam?

    The history of India is not what we are taught in text books.

    The Dates are deliberately pushed forward to give Christianity an edge in terms of antiquity.

    Ramayana, Mahabharata,Tamil classics are dated at ridiculously later dates.

    Ramayana is dismissed as Myth,Rig Veda ,acknowledged as the oldest literary work,is dated around 5000 BC!

    Archeological finds push these dates back, especially the finding of,

    Poompuhar,Tamil Nadu,11000 years,

    Tamil site near Chennai, India,A million years,

    Adichanallur,Anbil plates,Keezhadi,to cite a few.

    Based on the available evidence these

    could be dated at least 11000 years back.

    And we have Tamil classics,Sangam Literature.

    Tamil classics refer to Ramayana, Mahabharata and Lord Krishna repeatedly.

    Early Tamil Chera King,Udhiyan Cheralaathan fed the Kaurava and Pandava armies during the Mahabharata war.

    Madurai Meenakshi’s father Makaratdwaja,also called Saranga fought along side the Pandavas in the Mahabharata war.

    The Three Crowned Kings of Tamilakam trace their origin to Solar and Lunar Dynasties.

    Lord Rama belonged to Ikshvsku Dynasty,the Solar Dynasty.

    His ancestor,Manu,the first human,was from South India.

    He moved to Ayodhya with his son Ikshvsku, because of a Tsunami in the South of Vindhya Mountains.

    Ikshvaku founded the Solar Dynasty,Surya Vamsa.

    Mani’s daughter,Ila,who was left in the South founded the Lunar Dynasty,Chandra Vamsa.

    The Tamil kings belonged to one of these two dynasties.

    The origin of the ancient Tamil kings is interesting.

    Chola inscriptions refer Cholas to be of Solar Dynasty of Lord Rama and Cholas state they belong to Kashyap Gotra.

    Of of the three crowned kings,Moovendar,Pandyas are reported to be more ancient.

    So are the Cheras.

    Chera and Pandya took part in Mahabharata war.

    Then we have the daughter of Manu,Ila,who founded the Luna Dynasty.

    Ila Dynasty spread throughout the world,Ailas.

    Sri Lanka,which was a part of India in those ancient times was the centre of this Kingdom.

    So we have these two dynasties spread throughout the world.

    Atlantis legends mention Rama kingdom and Sumerian Kings’ List mention Dasaratha,Rama and Bharatha.

    There is one more Dynasty which has gone unnoticed.

    The Ila.

    This Dynasty,with evidence surfacing now,seems to have co existed with the Tamilakam Moovendar and could have preceded them.

    They were called Ay Dynasty and they ruled from Vizhinjam,now called Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

    I have written earlier that Padmanabha Swamy temple, Kerala is about 25000 years old.

    Ay in Tamil means mother.

    It could denote the Ila Dynasty.

    Ay in Tamizh means Mother.

    The Ay Dynasty ruled from from Vizhinjam.

    The had a special relationship with Lord Krishna and Krishna was their family deity.

    Ayar in Tamil means Yadava,the community Lord Krishna belongs to.

    Taking into consideration that Krishna Married a Pandyan princess and had his daughter Married to a Pandyan princess,it is possible and more than probable that the offspring of Krishna’s daughter ruled from Vizhinjam, Thiruvananthapuram.

    Another important line of chieftains of Tamil Nadu during the sangam period with whom krishna was intimately associated was the Ay. The were known to call krishna as their god.Krishna is accepted as their chief god by the Ay.

    Reference.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ay_kingdom

    Vizhinjam dates back to the rule of the Ay dynasty. Circa 850 AD – 1400 AD, the region was the scene of many battles between the Chera dynasty(Kulasekhara) and the Cholas, and Vizhinjam, the then capital, was sacked by the Cholas.

    When the kings of the Ay dynasty shifted their capital to Vizhinjam, they built a fort dating to the eighth or ninth century. A preliminary investigation by a team of archaeologist under Dr. Ajit Kumar, University of Kerala, has revealed the fort might have originally been 800 m² in area. The fort’s wall can be found on the northern and western (seaside) parts and has been constructed using large boulders set in mud mortar. The wall, with a wide base, tapers on its way up. Even now this part of Vizhinjam is known as Kottapuram, (“Kotta” in Malayalam means Fort. According to Dr. Ajit, one important clue in dating the fort is that the walls have no battlements or `loop holes’ (holes to place cannons in). This is typical of early forts, he says. Another complex of walls, near the present Our Lady of Good Voyage Church, probably relates to the Portuguese period.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vizhinjam

  • Who Ruled  North India Tamil Nadu When Alexander India Invasion Chera Chola Nanda Kings List

    Who Ruled North India Tamil Nadu When Alexander India Invasion Chera Chola Nanda Kings List

    I have written quite a few articles on the History of India stressing the fact that the real history of India is not made public.

    Even when one reads the doctored History of India,One finds that the facts recorded relating to the West presented are accepted and the corresponding facts,as vouched in the same western source,relating to India are dismissed as Legends,myths!

    One such fact is the dismissal of Indian Kings who were contemporaries of Western Kings.

    So much is the misinformation,One reader,after reading the Kings List of Tamil Nadu from 484 BC,wrote to me asking me to indicate the name of the Tamil King who ruled at the time of Alexander’s invasion of India.

    I am providing the Indian Kings List who were ruling India at the time of Alexander’s presence in India.

    The first point is that Alexander did nor conquer India,contrary to what we have been taught.

    “Strabo, the Greek historian wrote: “Generally speaking, the men who have written on the affairs of India were a set of liars…Of this we became the more convinced whilst writing the history of Alexander.”

    “Following Alexander’s failure to gain a position in India and the defeat of his successor Seleucus Nikator, relationships between the Indians and the Greeks and the Romans later, was mainly through trade and diplomacy. Also the Greeks and other ancient peoples did not see themselves as in any way superior, only different.”

    This statement by Russia’s Marshal Gregory Zhukov on the Macedonian invasion of India in 326 BCE is significant because unlike the prejudiced colonial and Western historians, the Greeks and later Romans viewed Indians differently. For instance, Arrian writes in Alexander Anabasis that the Indians were the noblest among all Asians.’

    “Strabo, the Greek historian wrote: “Generally speaking, the men who have written on the affairs of India were a set of liars…Of this we became the more convinced whilst writing the history of Alexander.”

    https://ramanisblog.in/2016/01/16/porus-defeated-spared-alexander-life/

    https://ramanisblog.in/2017/01/10/alexander-feared-bengalis-fled/

    Indian influence in Greece and middle east was present very much earlier to Alexander.

    The Shiva family returned to India through Russia, Kazakhstan, and Persia.

    The Greek connection of Shiva.

    Hercules is believed to be either Balram or Lord Krishna.-quoted by Megasthenes.

    https://ramanisblog.in/2015/02/05/dionysus-greek-god-is-shiva-migrated-from-south-india/

    Alexander in India.

    ‘Alexander III of Macedon (20/21 July 356 BC – 10/11 June 323 BC),
    In the winter of 327/326 BC, Alexander personally led a campaign against these clans; the Aspasioi of Kunar valleys, the Guraeans of the Guraeus valley, and the Assakenoi of the Swat and Buner valleys. A fierce contest ensued with the Aspasioi in which Alexander was wounded in the shoulder by a dart, but eventually the Aspasioi lost. Alexander then faced the Assakenoi, who fought in the strongholds of Massaga, Ora and Aornos.‘ Source for quote https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_the_Great

    Now let us see who were the Indian Kings when Alexander visited India?

    Nanda Dynasty.

    Mahapadma Nanda ,Nanda Dynasty (c. 345 BCE–321 BCE)

    Maurya Dynasty,Chandra Gupta Maurya, (c. 321–298 BCE)

    Chera Dynasty, Kuttuvan Uthiyan Cheralaathan (350-328 BC);Imayavaramban Neduncheralaathan ( 328 BC- 270 BC).

    ( Chera Date from Aarunattar Cave inscriptions near Karur,Tamil Nadu.)

    Source for Chera Date. http://pazhayathu.blogspot.in/2012/01/chera-kings-from-430-bc-to-2011-ad.html

    Wikipedia reports thus on Chera kings

    1. Ilamkadungo (287–317)
    2. Kanaikal Irumporai (367–397) . I am following the Cave inscription as mentioned above.

    Chola Dynasty.