The Golden book of India : a Genealogical And Biographical Dictionary of the Ruling Princes, Chiefs, Nobles, And Other Personages, Titled Or Decorated, of the Indian Empire
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The family follows the Marumakkatayam law of inheritance, by which the' succession is with the offspring of its female members, amongst whom the next eldest male is always the heir-apparent of the Raja. The family tradition is that its earliest ancestor was one of those chieftains among whom Cheraman Paramal, the last Emperor of Malabar, divided his dominions. Its principal seat was situated at the south-western foot of the Pandalur Hill in the Walawanad Taluk ; and the Raja bears the hereditar...y title of Vallabha or Valiya Raja of Walawanad. The family once ruled the country from Perengotri on the east to Trikolam on the west, and from Wandur on the north to the river Tiruvagapura on the south. They were continually involved in disputes and wars with the Zamorins of Calicut. On the country passing under the control of the British Government, it had long been harassed by bands of Moplah robbers ; and consequently the Raja made over its possession to the Government, obtaining a considerable pension in lieu of it.
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The family follows the Marumakkatayam law of inheritance, by which the' succession is with the offspring of its female members, amongst whom the next eldest male is always the heir-apparent of the Raja. The family tradition is that its earliest ancestor was one of those chieftains among whom Cheraman Paramal, the last Emperor of Malabar, divided his dominions. Its principal seat was situated at the south-western foot of the Pandalur Hill in the Walawanad Taluk ; and the Raja bears the hereditar...y title of Vallabha or Valiya Raja of Walawanad. The family once ruled the country from Perengotri on the east to Trikolam on the west, and from Wandur on the north to the river Tiruvagapura on the south. They were continually involved in disputes and wars with the Zamorins of Calicut. On the country passing under the control of the British Government, it had long been harassed by bands of Moplah robbers ; and consequently the Raja made over its possession to the Government, obtaining a considerable pension in lieu of it.
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