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ICON
OF EVENTS
| C300
B.C |
Katyayana mentions Kerala |
| C270
B.C |
Asoka's
Major Rock Edict No.2 mentions Keralaputras |
| C200
BC |
Patanjali mentions Kerala in his Mahabhashya |
| 45
AD |
Hippalu's
discovery of the monsoons |
| 52
AD |
Legend
of St.Thomas mission to Kerala |
| 74
AD |
Pliny
mentions Kerala in his Natural History |
| 550
AD |
Cosmas
Ind icopleastes mentions Kerala products
like pepper and nalikera (Arjellialarge
nut) |
| C
630 AD |
Dandin,
a court poet of Narasimha Varman Pallava,
refers to two learned Brahmins from
Kerala in his Avanthisundari Katha.
|
| 788
AD |
Birth
of Sankaracharya |
| C
800 AD |
Coronation
of Raja Rajadhiraja Parameswara Bhattaraka
Sri Raja sekhara Devar, first known
Chera king of Makotai (Mahadayapuram) |
| 820
AD |
Death
of Sankaracharya |
| 824-25
A.D |
Beginning of Kollam Era |
| 844
A.D |
Coronation of Sthanu Ravi Kulasekhara |
| 849
A.D |
Tarisappalli Copper Plates of Sthanu
Raai to Syrian Christians. |
| 869
AD |
Composition
of Sankaranarayaniyam, a treatise on
astronomy by Sankaranarayana, Astronomer
in the Court of Sthanu Ravi Kulesekhara
|
| C880
A.D |
Chera conquest of the Musaka Kingdom |
| 898
A.D |
Grant to Sreemulavasam, the Buddhist
monastery, by the Ay King Vikramaditya
Varaguna |
| 949
A.D |
Vallan
Kumaran and a number of Kerala chieftains
participate in the Chola war against
the Rastrakutas at Takkolam. |
| 962
A.D |
Coronation of Bhaskara Ravi Manukuladitya |
| 988
A.D |
Destruction of Kantalur Sala by Rajaraja
Chola |
| 100
AD |
Copper
plate grant of Bhaskara Ravi to Joseph
Rabban, Chief of the Jews at Cochin |
| 1089
A.D |
Coronation of Rama Varma Kulasekhara |
| 1096
A.D |
Destruction
of Kollam by Kulottunga |
| 1102
A.D |
Recapture of Kollam |
| 1124
A.D |
Disappearance of Ramavarma Kulasekhara,
the last of the Cheraman Perumals of
Makotai, disintergration of the Chera
Kingdom. |
| 1225
A.D |
Grant
of Vira Raghava to Iravikortan |
| C1293
A.D |
Macro Polo refer to Kollam, Kumari and
Eli |
| 1341
A.D |
Puduvaippu Era |
| 1343-45
A.D |
Ibn Batuta visits Kochi and Kozhikkod |
| 1412
A.D |
Ma Huan visits Kochi and Kozhikkod |
| 1443
A.D |
Abdur
Razak visits as the Ambassador of the
Kozhikkod Persian Emperor Shah Rukha
to the Zamorin |
| May
17, 1498 |
Vasco
da Gama arrives at September 1503-Earliest
Kozhikkod European forts built in India
at Kochi and Kannur. |
| 1508
A.D |
Battle
of Chaul, Portuguese fleet defeated
by a combined fleet of Egypt, Gujarat
and Kozhikkod |
| 153
A.D |
The
Portuguese built a fort at Chaliyam |
| 1571
A.D |
Chaliyam
fort captured by the Zamorin |
| 1599
A.D |
Synod of Udayamperur |
| 1600
A.D |
Fall of Kottakkal and murder of Kunhali
IV by the Portuguese |
| 1634
A.D |
Battle of Kaniyamkulam |
| 1653
A.D |
Revolt of Coonan Cross |
| January
6,1663 |
Capture
of Kochi by the Dutch |
| 1678-84
|
Umayamma
Rani, the first woman ruler to Venad
(Travancore) |
| 1694
|
Thalassery Factory established |
| 1695
|
Anjengo (Anchu Thengu) Factory established |
| 1696
|
Proclamation of Kerala Varma abolishing
Pulappedi and Mannappedi |
| April
21, 1721 |
Attingal outbreak in which 10 Englishmen
belonging to the Anjengo (Anchu Thengu)
Factory massacred |
| 1715-17
|
Dutch War against the Zamorin |
| 1725
|
Mahe captured by the French |
| 1729-58
|
Marthanda Varma, King of Travancore |
| 1739
- |
First
Land Revenue Settlement in Travancore |
| August
10, 1741 |
Surrender
of the Dutch at Kulachal |
| 1750
|
Truppadidanam
(Dedication of the Kingdom) |
| 1753
|
Treaty
of Mavelikkara between Travancore
and the Dutch |
| 1755
|
Last
Mamanka (Mahamagha) festival at Tirunavai |
| 1758-98
|
Rama
Varma (Dharma Raja), Ruler of Travancore |
| 1761-62
|
Travancore
assisted Kochi to recover Kochi territories
from the Zamorin |
| 1765
|
Treaty
between Travancore and the Nawab of
the Karnataka |
| 1766
|
Haidar
Ali invades Malabar Kingdoms |
| 1789
|
Mysore
forces attack Travancore |
| 1790-1805
|
Rama
Varma Sakhthan Thampuran, King of
Kochi |
| 1791
|
Treaty
between Kochi and the British |
| 1792
|
Treaty
of Sreerangapatanam: Malabar ceded
to the British |
| 1794-97 |
Pazhassi
Raja's revolt against the British-first
stage |
| October
20, 1795 |
Fall
of Dutch Kochi |
| 1795
|
Subsidiary
Alliance with Travancore |
| 1800-1805
|
Pazhassi
Raja's revolt-second stage |
| 1801
|
Transfer
of Malabar Province from Bombay Presidency
to the Madras Presidency |
| 1805
|
Travancore
accepts British Paramountcy; Death
of Pazhassi Raja |
| 1808-09
|
Revolt
of Velu Thampi and Paliyath Achan |
| January
11, 1809 |
Kundara
Proclamation of Velu Thampi |
| 1809
|
Velu
Thampi commits suicide |
| 1812
|
Kurichya
Revolt against the British |
| 1812-18 |
Col.Munro,
Resident Dewan of Kochi and Travancore |
| 1829-47
|
Swati
Thirunal, King of Travancore |
| 1834
|
First
English School established at Thiruvananthapuram |
| 1836
|
First
Census taken in Travancore |
| 1845
|
English
Elementary School established at Ernakulam |
| March
1, 1858 |
First
English school established at Thalassery |
| 1866
|
First
Arts College established at Ernakulam |
| 1885-1924
|
Sri
Moolam Thirunal, King of Travancore |
| 1885
|
Establishment
of Legislative Council |
| January
1, 1891 |
Malayali
Memorial |
| 1904
|
Establishment
of the Sri Mulam Praja Sabha |
| 1911
|
Deportation
of Swadesabhimani Ramakrishna Pillai |
| 1921
|
Mappila
Rebellion or Malabar Rebellion |
| 1924-31
|
Regency
of Sethulakshmi Bai |
| 1931-49 |
Sri
Chitra Thirunal Bala Rama Varma |
| 1932
|
Nivarthana
(Abstention) Movement started |
| 1936
|
Temple
Entry Proclamation |
| 1937 |
Establishment
of Travancore University |
| 1938
|
Dyarchy
in Kochi |
| 1942
|
Punnapra-Vayalar
Upsurge |
| 1946
|
Praja
Mandal in Office in Kochi |
| 1947 |
Establishment
of responsible government in Travancore |
| July
1, 1949 |
Integration
of Travancore and Kochi |
| November
1, 1956 |
Formation
of Kerala State. |
| August
15, 1956 |
Establishment
of Kerala Sahithya Academy |
| November
1, 1956 |
Formation
of Kerala State Published 'Chemmeen'
by Thakazhi |
| January
1, 1957 |
Formation
of Kozhikkod District |
| February,
1957 |
First
Assembly Election to Kerala State |
| March
16, 1957 |
First
Session of Kerala Legislative Assembly |
| April
5, 1957 |
First
Communist Ministry came in to power
under the leadership of Shri.E.M.S.Namboodiripad
|
| August
17, 1957 |
Travancore
University renamed as Kerala University
Formation of Alappuzha District |
| April
1, 1958 |
Formation
of Ernakulam District Establishment
of Sangeeta Nataka Academy |
| June
15, 1954 |
Started
Liberation Struggle |
| July
31, 1959 |
Dismissal
of Shri.EMS Ministry by the President
of India. Introduced presidential
rule, P.V.R Rao appointed as advisor |
| February
1, 1960 |
2nd
Kerala State Assembly Election |
| February
22, 1960 |
Formation
of PSP Ministry under the leadership
of Shri.Pattom A.Thanu Pillai |
| July
1, 1960 |
V.V.Giri
took charge as Governor |
| November
1, 1960 |
Old
age pension scheme introduced. |
| April
12, 1961 |
Established
Kottayam Medical College Inaugurated
Nerymangalam Power House by Dr.S.Radhakrishnan,
Vice President of India. |
| September
8, 1962 |
Deputed
Pattom Thanu Pillai as Punjab Governor
and hence resigned from Chief MinisterPost.
R.Sankar elected as Chief Minister. |
| November
28, 1962 |
Formation
of Kerala Lalitha Kala Academy. Thumba
Rocket Launching Station started.
Launched Kuttyadi Irrigation Project. |
| August
9, 1963 |
Wildlife
Sanctuary at Parambikulam dedicated
to Nation. |
| November
21, 1963 |
Established
CTCRI at Thiruvananthapuram. |
| December
4, 1963 |
Passed
the Kerala Land Reforms Bill in Assembly |
| February
16, 1964 |
PT
Chacko Resigned from Ministry |
| August
1, 1964 |
PT
Chacko expired |
| August
9, 1964 |
Formation
of 'Kerala Congress'. |
| September
4, 1964 |
Presidential
Rule in Kerala |
| March
4, 1965 |
Election
to Assembly. Dissolved the same due
to lack of majority to any party |
| March
27, 1965 |
Expiry
of Governorship of Shri.V.V.Giri |
| April
2, 1965 |
Ajit
Prasad Jain Sworn in Governor of Kerala |
| 1965
|
Jnanapeet
Award to G.Sankara Kurup |
| 1965
|
Established
Kerala Tourism Development Corporation |
| January
20, 1966 |
Governor
Ajit Prasad Jain resigned |
| February
6, 1966 |
Bhagavan
Sahai - New Governor of Kerala |
| July
1, 1966 |
Inaugurated
HMT at Kalamassery Unit |
| November
12, 1966 |
Prevention
of eviction of tenants |
| February
20, 1967 |
General
Assembly Election to Kerala |
| March
6, 1967 |
Ministry
of EMS Nambudirippad came in power |
| August
8, 1967 |
Inauguration
of Sabarigiri Project |
| July
23, 1968 |
Calicut
University came into existence |
| September
16, 1968 |
Established
Kerala Language Institute |
| November
22, 1968 |
Agitation
of Naxallites in Kerala (Thalassery
Police Station Attack) |
| January
6, 1969 |
Decided
to Implement Free Education upto Secondary
Level |
| June
16, 1969 |
Formation
of Malappuram District |
| October
24, 1969 |
E.M.S.
Ministry Resigned |
| November
1, 1969 |
Elected
C.Achutha Menon as New Chief Minister
of Kerala |
| December
16, 1969 |
Presidents
concurrence to Kerala's Land Reforms
Act |
| January
1, 1970 |
Kerala
Land Reforms Act came in force |
| January
26, 1970 |
Mannathu
Padmanabhan Expired |
| May
23, 1970 |
Panampilly
Expired |
| June
26, 1970 |
Kerala
State Assembly dissolved by Governor
as per the advice by the Chief Minister |
| July
22, 1970 |
Pattom
A. Thanu Pillai expired |
| August
1, 1970 |
Achuthamenon's
Ministry resigned |
| August
4, 1970 |
President's
rule |
| September
17, 1970 |
Bi-election
to Kerala Assembly |
| October
4, 1970 |
Sixth
Kerala State Ministry under the Leadership
of C.Achutha Menon. |
| 25,
1971 |
Established
Agricultural University in Mannuthy |
| May
10, 1971 |
Established
Cochin University |
| January
26, 1972 |
Formation
of Idukki District |
| May
14, 1972 |
Inauguration
of "Laksham Veedu" Project |
| November
6, 1972 |
R.Sankaer
Expired |
| 1972
|
Established
Alappuzha Medical College |
| 1973
|
Established
National Democratic Party (NDP) |
| May
24, 1974 |
Completed
Idukky Arch Dam |
| 1974
|
Chempai
Vaidya Natha Bhagavathar expired |
| 1974
|
Formation
of Original Kerala Congress |
| March
28, 1975 |
Split
in Muslim League |
| October
7, 1975 |
Agriculture
Labours Act came in force |
| January
24, 1976 |
Greater
Cochin Development Authority formed |
| February
12, 1976 |
Power
Generation started at Moolamattom
of Idukky Hydro Electric Power Project |
| August
12, 1976 |
Chithranjali
Film Studio under Public Sector at
Trivandrum (KSFDC) |
| August
13, 1976 |
Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi Inaugurated
the Broad GaugeRailway line between
Trivandrum and Ernakulam |
| August
15, 1976 |
Dissolved
the original Kerala Congress Party |
| December
6, 1976 |
Completed
the first phase of Idukki Project |
| March
19, 1977 |
General
Election to 8th Kerala Legislative
Assembly and Loksabha |
| March
21, 1977 |
A.K.Gopalan
Expired |
| March
25, 1977 |
New
Ministry under the leadership of K.Karunakaran |
| April
25, 1977 |
K.Karunakaran
resigned due to the allegations regarding
Rajan Case issues |
| April
27, 1977 |
A.K.Antony
became Chief Minister |
| September
24, 1977 |
Prime
Minister Morarji Deshai inaugurated
the Naval Study Centre at Vizhinjam |
| January
31, 1978 |
Started
Air Craft Service from Trivandrum
to Dubai |
| October
26, 1978 |
A.K.Antony
resigned (due to the favourable decision
towards Indira Gandhi by the Congress
Parliamentary Board regarding Chickmanglore
bielection) |
| October
29, 1978 |
9th
Kerala Ministry came into existence
under the leadership of P.K.Vasudevan
Nair of CPI |
| January
1, 1979 |
Inaugurated
the Dam Site of Pazhassi Irrigation
Project |
| March
12, 1979 |
Established
Kerala Press Academy at Cochin |
| April
16, 1979 |
Inaugurated
Trivandrum-Kanyakumary Railway lane |
| 1979
|
Split
in Kerala Congress and formed two
groups such as Mani Group and Joseph
Group. |
| April
19, 1979 |
The
front under the banner of CPI(M) won
majority in Panchayat & Municipality
Election |
| 1979
|
10th
Ministry in Kerala State under the
leadership of C.H.Muhammad Koya came
into existence |
| November
3, 1979 |
Cochin
Stock Exchange came into being |
| November
30, 1979 |
Due
to the withdrawal of Congress support
to the ministry Chief Minister C.H.Muhammed
Koya advised the Governor to dissolve
the Assembly |
| December
5, 1979 |
Presidential
rule in Kerala (5th Time) |
| January
3, 1980 |
Election
to 11 Parliamentary constituency of
Kerala for 7th Lok Sabha |
| January
6, 1980 |
Election
to the rest of Parliamentary constituency
for 7th Lok Sabha |
| January
21, 1980 |
Election
to 6th Legislative Assembly |
| January
25, 1980 |
17
Member Ministry under the leadership
of E.K.Nayanar CPI (M) came into existence |
| February
21, 1980 |
Established
MILMA |
| March
21, 1980 |
Decision
to provide pension of Rs. 45 to agriculture
labours |
| April
30, 1980 |
Decided
to provide pension of Rs.150/- to
circus artists |
| 1980
|
Development
authorities came into existence for
Trivandrum and Kozhikode |
| 1980
|
Inauguration
of Waynad District |
| Jnuary
8, 1981 |
Declared
'Silent Valley' as National Park |
| May
17, 1981 |
Inauguration
of Coconut Development Board at Cochin. |
| 7,
1981 |
Jnanapeet
Award to S.K.Pottakkad |
| 20,
1981 |
E.K.Nayanar
Ministry resigned |
| 28,1981
|
UDF
Ministry of K.Karunakuran sworn in |
| January
28, 1982 |
Supreme
Court Order to conduct entrance examination
for admission in Medical Colleges
of Kerala |
| February
4, 1982 |
Rejected
the non confidence against Karunakaran's
Ministry by one vote. (Speaker casted
vote) |
| March
17, 1982 |
Resigned
the Karunakaran Ministry. Dissolved
the assembly and Presidential rule
implemented |
| May
9, 1982 |
Election
to the Kerala Assembly |
| May
21, 1982 |
New
Ministry under the leadership of K.Karunakaran
sworn in |
| August
15, 1982 |
Liquor
tragedy in Kochi. 59
were expired and about 600 were hospitalized |
| November
1, 1982 |
Formation
of Pathanamthitta District |
| November
20, 1982 |
Re
union of two groups of Congress party
|
| December
25, 1982 |
Communal
Violence in Trivandrum. |
| September
28, 1983 |
C.H.Muhammed
Koya Expired |
| October
26, 1983 |
President
inaugurated Gandhiji University at
Kottayam |
| December
15, 1983 |
Anti
corruption bill passed |
| March
8, 1984 |
Decided
to from 202 new villages in Kerala |
| March
14, 1984 |
Introduced
control over nursery schools in Kerala |
| April
28, 1984 |
Anti
Corruption Commission came into existence |
| June
12, 1984 |
Decided
to enhance the period of PSC Rank
List upto 3 years |
| October
2, 1984 |
Started
Himasagar Express from Kanyakumary
to Jammu |
| December
24, 1984 |
Lok
Sabha Election |
| January
1, 1985 |
Started
Telecasting of Malayalam Programmes
from Trivandrum Doordarshan |
| January
8, 1985 |
V.M.Sudheeran
became the Spearker of Kerala Legislative
Assembly |
| June
11, 1985 |
Reserve
Bank decided to liquidate Bank of
Cochin |
| 1985
|
Jnanapeet
Award to Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai |
| February
7, 1986 |
Visit
of John Paul II to Kerala at Cochin |
| June
23, 1986 |
M.V.Raghavan
expelled from CPI(M) |
| July
27, 1986 |
M.V.Raghavan
formed Communist Marxist Party |
| - |
Issued
order to implement a separate Board
for Pre-degree by detaching the same
from Universities (Pre-Degree Board) |
| February
23, 1987 |
General
Election to Kerala State Assembly |
| February
16, 1987 |
LDF
got majority and 5 members E.K.Nayanar
Ministry sworn in |
| April
4, 1987 |
Pre-Degree
Board dismissed |
| August
15, 1987 |
DYFI
pilotted a chain of human from Trivandrum
to Kanjangadu 8 lakhs people through
693 km |
| December
12, 1987 |
Anti
Corruption Bill passed in Assembly |
| January
25, 1988 |
Election
to Panchayats , Municipalities &
Corporations |
| January
28, 1988 |
Gandhiji
University renamed as Mahatma Gandhi
University |
| February
23, 1988 |
Ram
Dulari Sinha became the Governor of
Kerala |
| April
13, 1988 |
First
Air Craft Lanted at Karippur Airport,
Kozhikode |
| June
7, 1988 |
Earth
Quake in Idukki District |
| July
8, 1988 |
Peruman
Train Tragedy |
| December
27, 1988 |
13th
Party Congress of CPI(M) at Trivandrum |
| January16,
1989 |
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