Uthiyan Cheralathan ("Perum Chottu Uthiyan") is earliest known ruler Chera of early historic south India (c. 1st - 4th century CE) from available literary sources. He had his headquarters at a place called Kuzhumur in Kuttanad (southern Kerala). His lifetime was in the late first and early second century CE (he died in 130 after a battle with Karikala Chola). His consort was Veliyan Nallini, the daughter of Veliyan chief Venman.
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| - 우티얀 체랄라탄 (ko)
- Uthiyan Cheralathan (en)
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| - 우티얀 체랄라탄(말라얄람어: ഉതിയൻ ചേരലാതൻ)은 체라의 벤탄(국왕)으로, 현존하는 기록들 중 제일 오래된 체라 군주이다. 베니 전투에서 촐라 왕국의 벤탄인 카리칼라에게 패배하였으며 이 전투에서의 패배로 충격을 받아 자살하였다. (ko)
- Uthiyan Cheralathan ("Perum Chottu Uthiyan") is earliest known ruler Chera of early historic south India (c. 1st - 4th century CE) from available literary sources. He had his headquarters at a place called Kuzhumur in Kuttanad (southern Kerala). His lifetime was in the late first and early second century CE (he died in 130 after a battle with Karikala Chola). His consort was Veliyan Nallini, the daughter of Veliyan chief Venman. (en)
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| - *Nedum Cheralathan
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| - Perum Chottu Uthiyan (en)
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| - Uthiyan Cheralathan ("Perum Chottu Uthiyan") is earliest known ruler Chera of early historic south India (c. 1st - 4th century CE) from available literary sources. He had his headquarters at a place called Kuzhumur in Kuttanad (southern Kerala). His lifetime was in the late first and early second century CE (he died in 130 after a battle with Karikala Chola). His consort was Veliyan Nallini, the daughter of Veliyan chief Venman. Uthiyan Cheralatan assumed the title "Vanavaramban" which could either mean "One whose Kingdom Reaches up to the Sky" (vana means sky and varambu means limit, in Old Malayalam) or "the One who is Loved by the Gods". The latter title was previously adopted by the Maurya emperor Asoka. Uthiyan's elephant corps and cavalry forces are particularly praised in the early Sangham literature. He went into several battles and in the battle of Venni (Vennil) with Karikala Chola, he was wounded on the back while leading the warriors (Akam 55). Being unable to bear the disgrace he committed suicide by slow starvation (vadakkirikkal). It is said that some of his "Companions" also committed suicide with him [unwilling to part him] (Akam 55). Uthiyan Cheralatan was succeeded by his son, Nedum Cheralathan. (en)
- 우티얀 체랄라탄(말라얄람어: ഉതിയൻ ചേരലാതൻ)은 체라의 벤탄(국왕)으로, 현존하는 기록들 중 제일 오래된 체라 군주이다. 베니 전투에서 촐라 왕국의 벤탄인 카리칼라에게 패배하였으며 이 전투에서의 패배로 충격을 받아 자살하였다. (ko)
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