Introduction
Traditional founder-figure of the Perumpadappu Swaroopam, the royal house that became the Kingdom of Cochin; another successor state to the fragmented Kulasekhara kingdom. Individual early rulers are not consistently named across surviving sources, so a placeholder founder-role is recorded here rather than an invented specific name
Family
No further family relationships recorded in this tree.
This article records a figure from the medieval Kulasekhara (second Chera) dynasty of Mahodayapuram, Kerala, and its successor swaroopams. The dynasty's genealogy is reconstructed chiefly from temple and copper-plate inscriptions rather than a continuous chronicle, and its later kings and the founders of the post-fragmentation successor states are less firmly attested than its earlier phase, as noted in the individual entries.