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Malayamān
The Malayamān were chieftains (''Araiyars'') who ruled Miladu Naadu (Tirukkoyilur) of Tamilakkam during the Sangam period and worked closely with the early Cholas of the Chola Dynasty and the Chera Dynasty. Chiefs of this dynasty readily took the title Chēdirāyan, and delighted in their rule of hill countries. This clan's most famous king was Malaiyamān Thirumudi Kāri. Their royal emblem featured a horse, depicted on their issued coins. Many castes today claim descent from Malayaman Dennis B. McGilvray in his book "Crucible of conflict" states "Malayaman is just a section/title of the udaiyar caste in south arcot today, but Burton Stein also finds the title in a thirteenth-century inscription identifying Vanniar (Chieftain) subcastes of south arcot in the left-right caste classification typical of the chola empire. Again Malayaman is mentioned as Vanniar (Chieftain) by Padmanathan in his book 'The Kingdom of Jafna'. 〔
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==Tirukkoyilur==
Tirukkoyilur has many temples built before the 12th century. Many saintly poets visited these temples and wrote poems in praise of the gods. Thirukoyilur Sri Veerateshwarar Temple is a well-known ashtaveeratanam temple in Tamil Nadu.
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