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| The '''Malayalam calendar''' is a ]. | The '''Malayalam calendar''' is a ]. | ||
| ''I doubt that this is a lunar calendar. I followed the link and one of the months seemed to have 31 days. --Juuitchan'' | |||
| ''You are right. The Malayalam calendar is a pure solar calendar--SatishBabu'' | |||
| It has twelve months: | It has twelve months: | ||
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| The Malayalam era called '''KollaVarsham''' (or ''Kollam era'') was established in 825. A.D. | The ] era called '''KollaVarsham''' (or ''Kollam era'') was established in 825. A.D. | ||
| Some historians attribute the founding of this era to King ], King of ]. | Some historians attribute the founding of this era to ] ], King of ]. | ||
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The Malayalam calendar is a Solar calendar.
It has twelve months:
The Malayalam era called KollaVarsham (or Kollam era) was established in 825. A.D. Some historians attribute the founding of this era to King Udaya Marthanda Varma, King of Venad.
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