Description:
The Chera surname is derived from the ancient Tamil tribe of the Cheras. The Cheras were one of the most powerful Tamil dynasties in southern India. The Cheras were known for their warrior culture and their power was based on their military strength. The Cheras also had a strong influence on Tamil culture. The Cheras were known for their elaborate court ceremonies and their love of art. The Cheras were also known for their customs, which included wearing elaborate clothing and using elaborate ceremonies to mark important events. The Cheras were a proud people and they often displayed their wealth through their clothing and jewelry. Today, the Chera surname is found throughout southern India and Sri Lanka. There are many variations of the Chera surname, including Chhera, Cherian, Cherianni, Cherianni, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian, Cherian,
