“Thanks to Swati Tirunal, Mohiniyattom became highly refined. His contribution to the education sector too is remarkable. He started the Maharaja’s High School and then Maharaja’s College (now University College). He set up an observatory. He reformed the judicial and law and order systems.”

M.A. Baby, in “Contribution of Swati Tirunal to Kerala unparalleled]
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Maharajah of Travencore 1813–1846

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