Origin and History of APPALANARAYANARAO

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The surname Pandalanarayanan is derived from the Tamil word pandalan meaning 'to shine' and the Sanskrit word narayan meaning 'lord of the night'. The name may be derived from the fact that the first settlers of this region were either traders or soldiers who shone during the night. The name may also be derived from the legend of the Pandavas, who were said to have ruled this land during the golden age. The name may also be derived from the Pandyan Dynasty, which was one of the most powerful royal families in ancient Tamil Nadu. The name may also be derived from the word pandal meaning ' pavilion' or 'stand'. The name may also be derived from the word panthal meaning 'all of them'. The name may also be derived from the word panthan meaning 'to divide'. The name may also be derived from the word pandi meaning 'to protect'. The name may also be derived from the word pandiyan meaning 'to resemble'. The name may also be derived from the word pandiyanar meaning 'to be like a pandiyan'. The name may also be derived from the word pandian meaning 'to be beautiful'. The name may also be derived from the word panthan meaning 'to divide'. The name may also be derived from the word panthan meaning 'to shine'. The name may also be derived from the word pandal meaning 'a pavilion' or 'stand'. The name may also be derived from the word panthal meaning 'all of them'.