Pervai Kopperunarkilli

Pervai Kopperunarkilli was an early Chola king who lived during the Tamil Sangam period. Pervai Kopperunarkilli was sung in Agananooru. He had troubles with his father Tiththan and he was ruling from Uraiyur. He had a sister named Aiyai.

He was believed to be the son of Thiththan.

Tiththan

Tiththan was an early Chola king who believe to have lived even before the famous Karikala Chola. He had a son named Pervai Kopperunarkilli and a daughter named Aiyai. He was ruling from Uraiyur. He had problems with his son. Tiththan defeated Katti and Bana king who conquered Chola kingdom.

He was also a poet; his poem is found in 'Aga Nanoonuru'.

Kudakko Neduncheralathan

Kudakko Neduncheralathan  was an early Chera king who lived during the Tamil Sangam period. Verpakradakkai Perunar Killi and the Chera king Kudakko Neduncheralathan fought. Both of them died in the battlefield. The reference is found in Pura Nanoonuru.

Verpakradakkai Perunar Killi

Verpakradakkai Perunar Killi was an early Chola king who lived during the Tamil Sangam period. Verpakradakkai Perunar Killi and the Chera king Kudakko Neduncheralathan fought. Both of them died in the battlefield. In the battle, he got help from the Tirukovalur king Malayaman. The reference is found in Pura Nanoonuru.

This king was also called as 'Rasasooyam Vetta Perunar Killi'. He had good relationship with his contemporary Chera king Mari Venko and Pandian king Kanaper Thandha Ukkira Peruvazhuthi.

Tirumavalavan

Tirumavalavan was an early Chola prince who lived during the Tamil Sangam period.

Peruvazhuthi Chera

Peruvazhuthi was an early Chera king who lived during the Tamil Sangam age. He was the friend of the Chola king Perum Tirumavalavan.

Perum Tirumavalavan Chola

Perum Tirumavalavan was an early Chola prince who lived during the Tamil Sangam age. He was the friend of Chera king Peruvazhuthi.