chaliyam造句

• The Chaliyam fort was'like a pistol held at the Zamorin's throat '.
• The ship was purchased to support deep sea fishing for Malabar Fisheries, a sardine canning company in Chaliyam, Calicut.
• The fall of Chaliyam fort marked the beginning of the end for the Portuguese in the great game of the East.
• The "'Beypore lighthouse "'is situated at Feroke, Kozhikkode on the south shore of the Chaliyam River.
• The Zamorin attacked Chaliyam and recaptured the fort in 1571 coinciding with the defeat of the ruler of Vijayanagara, an ally of the Portuguese.
• A coastal route is available to Kochi via Feroke ( NH ), Chaliyam, Kadalundikadavu, Tirur, Chamravattom, Chavakkad and North Paravur.
• In 1503 a Portuguese trading post was built in Chaliyam on the mouth of the river Chaliyar with the consent of the King of Vettat ( Tirur ).
• This road connects the ferry at Nadi Nagar ( North ) on Kallai River and passes through the Beypore Panchayath ( Marad area ) and connects the Chaliyam at Beypore Ferry ( South ).
• In 1503, the Portuguese had built a fort in Chaliyam with the consent of the Raja of the Kingdom of Tanur ( Vettattnad ) from where they re-established supremacy over Indian waters.
• Although formally at peace, the Zamorin nevertheless waited until the monsoon started to siege the Portuguese fortress by the coastal town of Chale ( Chaliyam ), hoping that the weather would prevent the Portuguese from shipping over reinforcements.
• Notices had been sent to the Zamorin's allies  the lords ( " caimals " ) of Edapalli, Cranganore, Kottakkal, Kingdom of Tanur ( Vettath raja of Vettattnad ), Beypore, Chaliyam, Pariyapuram etc .  to prepare their auxiliary forces.
• It then describes the customs of the Hindu population of the Malabar at the time, and the final fourteen chapters narrate the history of the Portuguese in Malabar and the rise of the naval forces led by the Kunjali Marakkars, from the arrival of the former towards the end of the fifteenth century till the Battle of Chaliyam of 1571.