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Nalankilli

Nalankilli (Tamil: நலங்கிள்ளி; ; Middle Tamil: Nālankilli Cōḻaṉ; c. 445 BCE – c. 380 BCE) was a Tamil King of the Early Cholas of the Chola Dynasty who ruled Tamilakam (modern-day Southern India) and was mentioned in the ancient Sangam Literature. He was the son of the emperor Karikala Chola. Nalankilli was mentioned in context with a civil war between…

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Born
c. 445 BCE Kaveri Poompattinam, Chola Kingdom, Tamilakam
Died
c. 380 BCE Ilavandigaippalli, Pandyan Kingdom, Tamilakam
Father
Karikala Chola
Predecessor
Nedunkilli
Reign
c. 415 BCE
Successor
Killivalavan

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related to As ruler · 14
Nalankilli → Chola Nedunkilli, However, Karikala Chola, Kaverippatinam, Kovur Kilar, Nalankilli’s, Purananuru, Puranānūru, Tamil, The, These, Urayur, Urayur Mudukannan Sattanar, We
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Nalankilli → Chola, Cholas, Cholas Nalankilli, Kariyaru, Kaverippattinam, Kovur Kilar's, Nedunkilli, Purananuru, These, Urayur
related to Nalankilli in Sangam literature · 6
Nalankilli → Among, Karikala Chola, Kovur Kilar, Kovur Kilar’s, Purananuru, Tamil
related to As a patron and contributor to literature · 3
Nalankilli → Like, Sangam, Two
Born · 1
Nalankilli → c. 445 BCE Kaveri Poompattinam, Chola Kingdom, Tamilakam
Died · 1
Nalankilli → c. 380 BCE Ilavandigaippalli, Pandyan Kingdom, Tamilakam
Father · 1
Nalankilli → Karikala Chola
Predecessor · 1
Nalankilli → Nedunkilli
Reign · 1
Nalankilli → c. 415 BCE
Successor · 1
Nalankilli → Killivalavan

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chola purananuru sangam bce poems literature tamil nedunkilli tamilakam civil war karikala two puranānūru cholas king mentioned manimekalai like kings

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NalankilliBornc. 445 BCE Kaveri Poompattinam, Chola Kingdom, Tamilakam1.00infobox
NalankilliDiedc. 380 BCE Ilavandigaippalli, Pandyan Kingdom, Tamilakam1.00infobox
NalankilliFatherKarikala Chola1.00infobox
NalankilliPredecessorNedunkilli1.00infobox
NalankilliReignc. 415 BCE1.00infobox
NalankilliSuccessorKillivalavan1.00infobox
Nalankillirelated to As a patron and contributor to literatureLike0.60section
Nalankillirelated to As a patron and contributor to literatureTwo0.60section
Nalankillirelated to As a patron and contributor to literatureSangam0.60section
Nalankillirelated to As rulerPurananuru0.60section
Nalankillirelated to As rulerThese0.60section
Nalankillirelated to As rulerTamil0.60section

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