Nedum Cheralathan

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Nedum Cheralathan was an early historic ruler of the Chera dynasty in South India, known from Sangam literature as a powerful king who patronized poets and engaged in extensive warfare and trade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chera king
South Indian ruler
historical figure
associatedWith Tamilakam NERFINISHED
ancient Indian Ocean trade
country Chera kingdom NERFINISHED
culture Tamil NERFINISHED
dynasty Chera NERFINISHED
engagedIn long-distance trade
poetic patronage
warfare
evidenceType Sangam poems NERFINISHED
historicalStatus semi-legendary
knownFrom Sangam literature NERFINISHED
languageContext Old Tamil
memberOf Chera dynasty NERFINISHED
notableFor military campaigns
overseas trade
patronage of poets
warfare with neighboring kingdoms
politicalRole monarch
region South India
religion Hinduism (inferred, not securely attested)
ruledIn ancient Kerala region
western Tamilakam NERFINISHED
sourceType literary sources
timePeriod Early Historic period of South India
Sangam age NERFINISHED
title Chera ruler
tradeConnections Indian Ocean ports
foreign merchants (general)

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Chera dynasty hasRuler Nedum Cheralathan