The revolt of…………, the Dalawa of Travancore, is a significant episode in the annals of Indian resistance movements against the British.

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• The Kurichiya uprising of ……………… is one of the distinctive resistance movements against the British in Malabar.
• Velu Thampi was elevated to the high office of Dalawa (1801) on the advice of……………….
• Having reached Kundara, ………………issued his famous proclamation on January 11, 1809 exhorting the people to rally, under his banner for a patriotic struggle against the British.
• The Kurichiyas under their leader …………..had played a leading role in the Pazhassi revolt.
• …………..retreated from his conquest of Travancore due to the Periyar flood in 1789.
• ……………History of Travancore (1878) is the earliest of the regular historical works in English.
• The work of……………– ‘A History of Travancore’ published in 1878 is the milestone in the growth of Kerala Historiography.
• By the treaty of Sriranga Pattanam (1792) the whole of ………….except Wayanad and Coorg were ceded to the British.
• On 30th November, ………………the British troops surrounded the Pazhassi Raja and his men on the banks of Mavilaythodu (Kangarapuzha).
• ……………..fought against the Pallavas as is evidenced from the Tillaishtanam inscription.