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| VILLAVAR CLANS RULED THAMILAKAM
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| VILLAVAR AND BANAS
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| Pandya is the title of Villavar rulers as well as Banas. Bana kingdoms were present throughout India. Most of the India were ruled by Bana rulers. Throughout India numerous places called Banpur which were capitals of Banas exist. Banas were called as Banasura also.
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| Banas were the the Northern cousins of Villavar who ruled Kerala and Tamilnadu. In Karnataka and Andhra also was ruled by Banas.
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| VILLAVAR SUBGROUPS
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| 1. Villavar
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| 2. Malayar
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| 3. Vanavar
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| The seagoing cousins of Villavar were called Meenavar
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| 4. Meenavar
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| Pandyas emerged from all these subgroups in the ancient times. They also used the flag of the sub clans. For eg.
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| 1. Pandyan from Villavar clan was called Sarangadwaja Pandyan. He carried a Bow-arrow flag.
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| 2. Pandyan from Malayar clan was called Malayadwaja Pandyan. He carried a flag with Hill insignia.
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| 3. Pandyan from Vanavar subclan carried a Bow-arrow or Tiger or Tree flag.
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| 4. Pandyan from Meenavar clan carried a fish flag and called himself Meenavan.
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| In the laterdays all the Villavar clans merged to form Nadalvar clans. Ancient Meenavar clan also merged with Villavar and Nadalvar clans.
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| Laterdays Nagas who migrated from North became fishermen in south. They are not ethnically related to Villavar-Meenavar clans.
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| 22:27, 4 May 2023 (IST)
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| == VILLAVAR RULING CLANS OF TAMILNADU AND KERALA ==
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| VILLAVAR AND BANAS
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| Pandya is the title of Villavar rulers as well as Banas. Bana kingdoms were present throughout India. Most of the India were ruled by Bana rulers. Throughout India numerous places called Banpur which were capitals of Banas exist. Banas were called as Banasura also.
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| Banas were the the Northern cousins of Villavar who ruled Kerala and Tamilnadu. In Karnataka and Andhra also was ruled by Banas.
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| VILLAVAR SUBGROUPS
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| 1. Villavar
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| 2. Malayar
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| 3. Vanavar
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| The seagoing cousins of Villavar were called Meenavar
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| 4. Meenavar
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| Pandyas emerged from all these subgroups in the ancient times. They also used the flag of the sub clans. For eg.
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| 1. Pandyan from Villavar clan was called Sarangadwaja Pandyan. He carried a Bow-arrow flag.
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| 2. Pandyan from Malayar clan was called Malayadwaja Pandyan. He carried a flag with Hill insignia.
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| 3. Pandyan from Vanavar subclan carried a Bow-arrow or Tiger or Tree flag.
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| 4. Pandyan from Meenavar clan carried a fish flag and called himself Meenavan.
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| In the laterdays all the Villavar clans merged to form Nadalvar clans. Ancient Meenavar clan also merged with Villavar and Nadalvar clans.
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| Laterdays Nagas who migrated from North became fishermen in south. They are not ethnically related to Villavar-Meenavar clans.
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| 22:30, 4 May 2023 (IST)
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| == CHERA CHOLA PANDYAN DYNASTIES WERE FOUNDED BY VILLAVARS ==
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| CHERA CHOLA PANDYAN DYNASTIES
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| Chera kings were Villavars, Pandiyas were Villavar-Meenavar and Cholas were Vanavars and all of them belonged to Villavar-Meenavar clans
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| All were supported by Villavars.
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| 23:14, 4 May 2023 (IST)
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