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Kollam era

Indian history
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  • chronology
    / Reckonings dated from a historical event

    It is called the Kollam era (ad 825). Its years are current and solar; they start when the Sun enters into the zodiacal sign of Virgo in north Malabār and when it enters into Leo in south Malabār. It is sometimes divided into cycles of 1,000 years reckoned from…

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    It is called the Kollam era (ad 825). Its years are current and solar; they start when the Sun enters into the zodiacal sign of Virgo in north Malabār and when it enters into Leo in south Malabār. It is sometimes divided into cycles of 1,000 years reckoned from…

    Read More