Introduction
Chera king of Mahodayapuram known from several dated inscriptions, including grants to Jewish and Christian communities on the Malabar coast (the Jewish and Syrian Christian copper plates), which are significant early records of those communities in India
Family
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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.