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Kalabhra dynasty

The Kalabhra dynasty (also called Kaḷabrar, Kaḷappirar, Kallupura or Kalvar) were rulers of all or parts of Tamil region sometime between the 3rd century and 6th century CE, after the ancient dynasties of the early Cholas, the early Pandyas and Chera. Information about the origin and reign of the Kalabhras is uncertain and scarce. It is believed that…

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KarnatakaKarkatharsKalavarHill tribesSouth India
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Religion and literature

JainismBuddhismAjivikasAbhidhammāvatāraKaveri river
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Overview

Tamil regionEarly CholasEarly PandyasCheraPallavas
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End of the dynasty

PandyasKrishnaChalukyasChineseXuanzang
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Capital
Kaveripumpattinam, Madurai
Common languages
Tamil Prakrit Sanskrit Pali
Government
Monarchy
Religion
Jainism (major) Buddhism Ajivikism
Today part of
India
• Disestablished
6th century CE

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Kalabhra dynasty

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Kalabhra dynasty

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Capital · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → Kaveripumpattinam, Madurai
Common languages · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → Tamil Prakrit Sanskrit Pali
Government · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → Monarchy
Religion · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → Jainism (major) Buddhism Ajivikism
Today part of · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → India
• Disestablished · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → 6th century CE
• Established · 1
Kalabhra dynasty → 3rd century CE

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tamil kalabhras kalabhra century also scholars south inscriptions king region pandyas inscription jainism according kaveri 6th jain buddhist states rule

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Kalabhra dynastyCapitalKaveripumpattinam, Madurai1.00infobox
Kalabhra dynastyCommon languagesTamil Prakrit Sanskrit Pali1.00infobox
Kalabhra dynastyGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
Kalabhra dynastyReligionJainism (major) Buddhism Ajivikism1.00infobox
Kalabhra dynastyToday part ofIndia1.00infobox
Kalabhra dynasty• Disestablished6th century CE1.00infobox
Kalabhra dynasty• Established3rd century CE1.00infobox
Maraninstance ofLater studies of Pudukkottai inscriptions recording clearly Tamil personal names0.80text
Meenavaninstance ofLater studies of Pudukkottai inscriptions recording clearly Tamil personal names0.80text
Tennavan - indicate that the Mutharaiyars were a Tamil-origin groupinstance ofLater studies of Pudukkottai inscriptions recording clearly Tamil personal names0.80text
and therefore the Kalabhra-Mutharaiyar ancestral connection is not considered an established historical conclusioninstance ofLater studies of Pudukkottai inscriptions recording clearly Tamil personal names0.80text
Muziris until the 5th centuryinstance ofMiddle East and South Indian ports0.80text

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