RAJA RAJA CHOLAN THE GREAT KING OF WORLD

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Arulmozhivarman, also known as Raja Raja Cholan, has no exact record of when he was born


Temple festivals are held in the month of Arulmozhivarman's birth.The Epiphany religion predicts that he will be born on the Day Notes say that Raja Raja Chola had more than ten wives He had three daughters and a son named Kundavai in memory of his sister.Another people named her Mathewvadigal after her grandmother Raja Raja Chola's son's name Rajendra Chola When Raja Rajan's father Sundara Chola took charge of the soil he crowned his eldest son as a prince and dreamed of burying Adityakarikalan after him.Sundara Chola's eldest son was killed by unidentified persons.The Chola nation itself was shocked to learn of this information and could not bear this loss for a moment.Even if Arulmozhivarman recovers from it Although Arulmojivarman recovered from it, his father Sundara Chola did not recover and died in that tragedy.Who will rule this Chola country after his death?While the question of running through people's minds Some people who knew the law said that Mannan was the second son Arulmozhivaruman because Sundara Chola's eldest son was not alive.

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