ulloor造句

• Ulloor "') was a Malayalam poet and historian.
• Ulloor was born at the Thamarassery Illam at Perunnai, Changanassery.
• Ulloor published his mahakavya " Umakeralam " in 1914.
• The Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram is located at Ulloor.
• Ulloor comes under Cheruvaikkal village limits of Thiruvananthapuram taluk.
• Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer at Vaikom Mahadeva Temple.
• Ulloor is the nearby town on the way to the city from here.
• Among the guests at the wedding were Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer and Kumaran Asan.
• Koopakkara Potti was made the Tantri of the Temple . ( history : Aithihyamala by Shri Ulloor)
• Ulloor S Parameswara Iyer ( the famous poet ) believes that there were at least three Swaamiyaars.
• His last journey with Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer was to Kochi to receive the " Kavi Thilakan " honour.
• Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer called Kerala Varma " Prithveesan " for his uncanny ability to write poems in Prithvi metre.
• The place was made famous by the modern Malayalam triumvirate poet Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer whose ancestral home was in Ulloor.
• The place was made famous by the modern Malayalam triumvirate poet Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer whose ancestral home was in Ulloor.
• They revived the Ulloor has said that Rama Panikkar holds the same position in Malayalam literature that Edmund Spenser has in English literature.
• Poets like Vallathol Narayana Menon, Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer, G . Sankara kurup, etc . were present for the function.
• During this period, he along with Ulloor S . Parameswara Iyer learnt grammar and rhetorical figures under the guidance of Thuravoor Narayana Shastri.
• It is located 3 km north of Ulloor, on the National Highway 47, and is about 11 km from Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station.
• Ulloor suggests the original Sanskrit name would have been " Kodandamangalam " which translates to " Villumangalam " and changed to Vilwamangalam and hence to Vella.
• Krishna left this place to Ananthankadu after he was annoyed by Sree Swamiyar . ( Courtesy Ulloor S . Parameswarayyer, and Aithihyamala . ) Kurooramma too lived nearby.