List of Principal Adherents

What follows is a list of some ninety seven chieftains who are principal adherents of Raja and who held civil and military command under his reign.  

1. Kannavath Sankaran
2. Kaitheri Ambu 
3. Kaitheri Kammaran
4. Kaitheri Eman
5. Kaitheri Kungan
6. Karangot Kaitheri Cheriya Ambu
7. Vira Varma
8. Ravi Varma
9. Kunjumoideen Mooppan
10. Kottayadan Raman
11. Ayiraveettil Chappu
12. Koyileri Cheran
13. Govinda Poduval
14. Chingotteri Kelappan
15. Chingotteri Chathu
16. Chingotteri Chandu
17. Tondoor Kelappan Nambiar
18. Pattathod Cheran Nambiar
19. Panichaden Kannan Nayar
20. Pazhayedath Kunjahammed
21. Puliyan Kanaran
22. Puliyan Chandu
23. Mallissery Kovilakathu Thamburan
24. Maliyekkal Thazhathu Thamburan
25. Vazhoth Unnikidave
26. Velayatteri Raman Nayar
27. Kannoth Sekharan Nambiar
28. Pallur Eman
29. Pallur Rayrappan 
30. Thalakkal Chandu
31. Edachena Kungan 
32. Edachena Othenan
33. Edachena Komappan
34. Edachena Ammu 
35. Edachena Ponnappan
36. Aralat Kutty Nambiar
37. Neeli
38. Karverialli Kannan
39. Yogimulla Machan
40. Ittikombetta Kelappan Nambiar
41. Parappanad Raja
42. Elampullyan Kunjan
43. Puttamvittil Rairu
44. Menon Koran 
45. Velukutty Nayar
46. Sekhara Variyar
47. Paythalot Nayar
48. Puttalat Nayar
49. Melodam Kanachan Nambiar
50. Melodan Kunjikutty
51. Chattappan Nambiar
52. Pulliyan Shanalu
53. Punattil Nambiar
54. Kampuratt Nambiar
55. Peruvayal Nambiar
56. Menon Raman
57. Ramaru
58. Thonduthayil Kelappan
59. Palakeri Cheran
60. Ishwarath Nambiar (Ganapathieth Nambiar)
61. Chaladi Thangal
62. Chuzhali Kelappan Nambiar
63. Vavan Rullan Kunji
64. Choyyan Chandu
65. Ulichal Kannoth Nambiar
66. Karot Kannan
67. Karingali Kannan
68. Hydari Kunjikutty
69. Pazhayaveettil Darappan Nambiar
70. Kalyat Kunheman Nambiar
71. Karungara Illath Nambudiri
72. Choodan Chundan Nambiar
73. Purangodan Nambiar
74. Palakkad Pattar
75. Maruthiyodan Koran
76. Elambilayi Chandu
77. Tondiyoor Chattu Nambiar
78. Eruvati Marian Koran
79. Kuttiammed Mappila
80. Vaniyan Palliyath Ambu
81. Chekura Kannoth Nambiar
82. Pullambil Shankaran Muppan
83. Rahman
84. Kallu Chama
85. Puttiyan Kunjappan
86. Kannamcheri Nambiar
87. Manyatta Nandan
88. Palon Dayarappan
89. Tondara Velappan
90. Vellatari Rama Tharakar
91. Daramman
92. Palolel Arayikutty
93. Kotiyeri Thondan
94. Kanakott Pokkai
95. Unnikunaen Kannan Thandayan
96. Palai Erayikutty
97. Kalyatte Kannan

On 28th July of 1801, Chattappan Nambiar and Choyyan Chandu were hanged at Irikur

Peruvayal Nambiar along with his two aides were hanged at Kannavam on 4th August 1801. 

On 21st November of 1801, Rehman, Kallu Chama, Puttiyan Kunjappan and Kannamcheri Nambiar were hanged at Wynad. 

Kannavath Sankaran was hanged along with his twenty four year old son in November 27th of 1801 at Kannavam. 

On 6th December of 1801, Chingotteri Chathu was hanged at Kuttiyadi. 

On April 5th of 1804, Manyatta Nandan died in action at fateful Battle of Irikur.

On 13th of November 1805, Thalakkal Chandu met a hero's death. But his death is controversial. Folklore say that he died in action, but British says that he was captured and hanged. 

Edachena Kungan committed suicide on 16th December of 1805. How he died is controversial. British claim that he committed suicide. But folklore says that he as he was shot dead by British troops.

Edachena Ammu died fighting British troop in December of 1805.

Aralat Kutty Nambiar died along with Raja on November 30th of 1805.

Pallur Rayarappan died fighting on January of 1806.

Pallur Eman was captured in January of 1806 and sentenced to death. But death sentence was commuted to exile for life and he was deported to Prince of Wales Island near Australia where he died. Of all lieutenants of Raja, Pallur brothers (Rayarappan is the elder and Eman the younger sibling) is the most enigmatic. With regard to rest of Raja's associates, we still can trace their descendants and know their native villages and families. But absolutely nothing is known about Pallur brothers - their family, descendants or native land.

Palon Dayarappan and Tondara Velappan died fighting in December of 1805

Neeli was a Kurichia girl who served as military commander in service of Raja.

Pullambil Shankaran was a Tiyyar chieftain from Mattannur who died at the head of his troops in military action.

Daramman, Palolel Arayikutty, Kotiyeri Thondan and Kanakott Pokkai were brave and able chieftains of Tiyyar caste and were devoted followers of Kaitheri Ambu. Together they could bring to field up to seven hundred musketeers. Unnikunaen Kannan Thandeyan, Palayi Erayikutty and Kalyatte Kannan were also prominent Tiyyar chieftains. Pazhassi Raja had great confidence on all of them account of their courage, military skill and loyalty.

Vira Varma and Ravi Varma are nephews of Raja who were kept as prisoners in Cannanore fort from where they escaped and joined their uncle to fight the British. In July of 1805, they fled to South Malabar where they were caught by British by end of the year. They were pardoned by British in 1806.