Cheraman Perumal is like Bhodhi Dharma > He Saved Hindus Cheraman Perumal Poyathu Indiayile Janangale Islam Joothaneyum Christians neyum Akramikkum pole Akramikkathyrikkan Vendyaanu Athukondanu Hindu ne Akramikkan Khuranil Azhuthathyrunnathu Karayngan Mun knotti Kanda CHERAMAN is Great. HE SAVED INDIA HINDUS .... AKA KANNU KONDU KANDU ETHU AKRAMAM AANENNU
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته A large number of Chera/ Kerala Muims who migrated to the Punjab province in early sixteenth century due to Prtugese as well as Hindu atrocities and brutal ,heinous crimes. The second migration took place in1947 at the time of partition of India and the migrants moved to Karachi who may still understand Malyalam but the first migrants cannot. It is ,therefore, requested to please up load an urdu version of the speech.
This is what wikipedia's says about Cheraman Perumal: The Cheraman Perumal, according to tradition, was born in the ruling family of Malai-nadu (which had its capital at Kodunkolur or Makotai by the ocean). When the then king 'Chenkor-poraiyan' abdicated his throne, the ministers persuaded the young Cheraman or 'Perumakkotaiyar', also known as 'Kalarirrarivar', to take up the reins of the kingdom (the prince was sitting in meditation at the Tiruvanchaikkalam at this time). The prince was only prevailed upon with great difficulty.[3][9] Cheraman Perumal then learned about lyricist Chundara (from the Nataraja of Chidambaram himself), another Shiva devotee, singing at Chidambaram, and wished to meet him and pay homage.[9] Accordingly the king left his capital and after passing through the Kongu country, finally reached Chidambaram. He then proceeded to Tiruvarur, and met with Chundra. The two became close friends over time and started on a long pilgrimage across south India (visiting Kirvelur, Nagaikkaronam, Tirumaraikkadu, Palanam, Agastyanpalli, Kulagar-Kodikkoyil, Tirupattur, Madurai, Tiruppuvanam, Tiruvappanur, Tiruvedagam, Tirupparangunram, Kurralam, Kurumbala, Tirunelveli, Ramesvaram, Tiruchchuliyal, Kanapper, Tiruppunavayil, Patalesvaram, Tirukkandiyur and Tiruvaiyyaru) .[3][9] Years later, Chundara visited his fellow-devotee Cheraman Perumal at Kodunkolur and stayed in the city as a royal guest.[3] One day messengers from Shiva arrived at Tiruvanchaikkalam to inform Chundara that it was now time for him to 'return' to Mount Kailasa. Chundara hence ascended to Kailasa on a white elephant (with the Chera king following him on horseback).
