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English: Photo of Sri Rama Varma of Haripad, the consort of Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, the Regent of Travancore (1924-1931).

Date

1924

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Original publication: At the Turn of the Tide by Lakshmi Raghunaandan

Immediate source: At the Turn of the Tide by Lakshmi Raghunaandan

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