He studied at our school textbooks (let's read!) Historic Place.
Uthiramerur, the town has a history of about 1250 years. Pallavan (Nandi Varma 2) during which the Chola, Pandya and the village is administered by campuvarayarkal. Day here, held elections (Chola's official - "kutavolai") and the customs is located kalvettukkalin the ivvur history Special received. election rules 1) kalveli land needed. 2) his wife home should be. 3) Age muppattaint over the elupatukkul be. 4) vetapasyankal, magic prammanam to cite these must be proficient. 5) to etiquette. 6) should be superseded vakikkatavan post for three years. Uthiramerur has a 1,250-year history.The Pallava king Nandivarman II established it around 750 A.D.It was ruled by the Pallavas, the Cholas, the
Pandyas, the Sambuvarayars, the Vijayanagara Rayas and the Nayaks. Stone edicts and carvings found in Uthiramerur have shown clues of local self governance during Chola imperial period. The elections were held by a method called Kudavolai. The edicts are called Uthiramerur Kalvettu after the place. It was inscribed on the walls of the village assembly (grama sabha mandapa), which was a rectangular structure made of granite slabs that the village had a perfect electoral system and a written Constitution prescribing the mode of elections.This inscription, dated around 920 A.D. in the reign of Parantaka Chola, is an outstanding document in the history of India.
Uthiramerur, the town has a history of about 1250 years. Pallavan (Nandi Varma 2) during which the Chola, Pandya and the village is administered by campuvarayarkal. Day here, held elections (Chola's official - "kutavolai") and the customs is located kalvettukkalin the ivvur history Special received. election rules 1) kalveli land needed. 2) his wife home should be. 3) Age muppattaint over the elupatukkul be. 4) vetapasyankal, magic prammanam to cite these must be proficient. 5) to etiquette. 6) should be superseded vakikkatavan post for three years. Uthiramerur has a 1,250-year history.The Pallava king Nandivarman II established it around 750 A.D.It was ruled by the Pallavas, the Cholas, the
Pandyas, the Sambuvarayars, the Vijayanagara Rayas and the Nayaks. Stone edicts and carvings found in Uthiramerur have shown clues of local self governance during Chola imperial period. The elections were held by a method called Kudavolai. The edicts are called Uthiramerur Kalvettu after the place. It was inscribed on the walls of the village assembly (grama sabha mandapa), which was a rectangular structure made of granite slabs that the village had a perfect electoral system and a written Constitution prescribing the mode of elections.This inscription, dated around 920 A.D. in the reign of Parantaka Chola, is an outstanding document in the history of India.
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