The Malayattur hills are famous as a centre of Christian pilgrimage associated with……………….

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• The ……………. court was adorned by the famous Eighteen and a Half (Patinettara Kavikal) poets.
• Calicut under the Zamorins attained fame as the venue of the famous……………, a seven day assembly held annually at Tali Temple, Calicut.
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