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Vel Kelu Kuttuvan
Vel Kelu Kuttuvan, more frequently referred to as Kadal Pirakottiya Senguttuvan Chera ( ), was the ruler of the Chera Kingdom in the Sangam Period.
==Biography==
Senguttuvan ascended the Chera throne after the death of his father Nedunjeral Adan. He won a war against the ''Mokur chieftain''. The ''Stlappadikaram'' tells us that he attacked ''Viyalur'' in the land of Nannan and took the ''Kodukur'' fortress in Kongu country. He successfully intervened in a civil war in the Chola Kingdom and established his relative Killi on the Chola throne. The land and naval expeditions against the Kadamba-"Yavana" allied forces were also successful. He is also said to have defeated the Kongu people. Under his reign, the Chera kingdom extended from Kollimalai in the east to Tondi and Mantai in the western coast.
Vel Kelu Kuttuvan is famous for the legends surrounding Kannagi, the heroine of the legendary Tamil epic ''Silapathikaram''. According to the legends, Ilango Adigal, the Jain author of ''Silapathikaram'' was his younger brother. Vel Kelu Kuttuvan was born to Nedum Cheralathan and Nalchonai- the daughter of a Chola king Manikilli. 〔A Survey of Kerala History by A Sreedhara Menon〕
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