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Cheriyanad
Cheriyanad is a village in Kerala state of India. It lies in the Central Travancore Region, and specifically comes under Chengannur taluk in Alappuzha District. It is placed almost midway between Chengannur and Mavelikkara towns. Cheriyanad is a special grade panchayat. Cheriyanad Sri Balasubrahmanya Swami Temple and St. Jude Malankara Catholic Church are a famous spot in Cheriyanad.
==History==
Cheriyanad was once located on the boundary of the Kingdom of the Kayamkulam Raja and in 1746 along with the rest of the kingdom it was annexed to Travancore. Cheriyanad possesses a ''Pada Nilam'' or a battlefield which is now occupied by a school. Till the 1980s, there was a "Kalithattu" (a raised square platform fortified with four heavy stones at the borders and a banyan tree as well. During temple festival, the famous "Pallivilakku (High rise wooden rath with lighted lamps)] from each Kara brought to the ground. Even now, the tradition continues.
Traditionally, Cheriyanad consisted of nine original ''Karas'' or villages which are now: Athimanchery, Edavankadu, Mandapariyaram, Thuruthimal, Moolikode, Edamuri, Mampara, Ariunnisery, and Alakode. For administrative purposes it is subdivided into 14 Karas. Cheriyanad] is home to an important Temple, located west of Padanilam jn; (500 m) Mavelikkara-Puliyoor-Chengannur road, of the Hindu deity Subramanian which is included in the jurisdiction of the high priests of the Sabarimala Temple, the Thazhamon Madhom Namboodiri family of Chengannur. This temple is located in the heart of Cheriyanad.
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