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THE HISTORY OF THE MALANKARA CHRISTIANS : M. M. NINAN Areunden counden - King's councsellor Amen Atecounden guerulen - Captain of the Army Chirumalapro taitiriuicramen Comeren - Registrar f East side of Malavar Preu i ualaitiataadi - singer of the King's Court Perubal atia tacottocoude - Guard of the Gate Bichremen Chinguen -King's Chamberlain 72 privileges granted by Cheraman Perumal to Knai Thommen in the Cheppedu These Cheppeds were grants inscribed on copper plates, of several privileges, given by the ruler of malabar of the time Cheraman Perumal to Knayi Thomman in AD 345. This Cheppedu consisted of two copper plates each about one foot long and two inches wide inscribed on both sides and tied together at its left with chains in iron. This Cheppedu was in the possession of the descendants of the Syrian colonists till the arrival of the Portugese in 1498. But it disappeared with the Portugese mysteriously soon after the Coonan Kurisu Sathyam. 23
THE HISTORY OF THE MALANKARA CHRISTIANS : M. M. NINAN * Ambari (Howdah on an elephant) * Ankaram (courtyard) * Antholam (palanquin) * Ammoolam ( tax gathering) * Arpu (cheers) * Aala vattam (Peacock feather fan) * Aana savari (Elephant riding) * Uchippoovu (Head Turban) * Kacha (Robes) * Kacha puram (Over coat) * Kankanam (Bangles) * Kaal thala (Anklet Rings) * Kaal chilambu (Anklets Bells) * Kurava (Tongue Cheers) * Kuthirasavari (horse ride) * Kuzhal (Bugles) * Kodi (Flag) * Kaikara (Hand Ornaments) * Kaithala (Bangles) * Cheli (a kind of tax) * Chemkombu (another tax) * Chenda (Drum) * Thamburu (String Instruments) * Thazha kkuda (Royal Palm Umbrella) * Ner vaal (Straight Sword) * Pattu chatta (Silk Coat) * Patturumal (Silk Handkerchief) * Pattumundu (Silk dothi) * Pakal vilakku (Day Lamp) 24
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