Who led the anti-Colonial Tribal revolt of 1812 in the jungles of Wayanad?

 

The answer is Raman Namby (Tribal Leader)

Key Points 

•  He was a key leader of the Kurichiya rebellion in 

         1812 against the British East India Company's oppressive                  policies in Wayanad.

• He led the Kuruma tribal army, utilizing traditional martial arts and weapons in their resistance.
• This rebellion was significant in the early resistance against British 
• colonial rule in the region.

Important Points 

• Thalakkal Chandu was a key leader of the Kurichiya community in Wayanad (present-day Kerala, India) and led their revolt against the British East India Company in 1812.
• Resistance Against Oppressive Policies: The rebellion was a direct response to the oppressive policies of the British East India Company, particularly those related to land revenue and taxation, which negatively impacted the tribal communities.

Additional Information 

• Thalakkal Chandu was a leader from the Kurichiya tribal community in Wayanad, a region in present-day Kerala, India.
• Pazhassi Raja, also known as Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja, was a Hindu prince and warrior from the princely state of Kottayam (present-day Kerala, India).
• Edachana Kunkan was a prominent leader from the Wayanad region in Kerala, India, known for his role in resisting British colonial rule.