Goda Ravi

Goda Ravi (– ) was a Chera Perumal king of medieval Kerala, southern India. The reign of Goda Ravi witnessed strengthened ties between the Cheras and the Cholas, as numerous Kerala military personnel served under the Chola prince Rajaditya in the Tamil country.

Temple inscriptions mentioning Goda Ravi have been discovered in central and north-central Kerala.

Goda Ravi was formerly identified with king Vijayaraga (c. 883/84 — c. 895 AD) of the medieval Chera dynasty of Kerala. +Nedumpuram Thali Inscription Kali Year ReadingCorresponding YearPosition of JupiterInterpretationCoronation Year (17 years before) A. G. Warrier Thrikkalangode inscription - Meledath Mahashiva Vettakkorumakan temple, Thrikkalangode, Manjeri - (a stone paved on the circumambulatory path in front of the circular sanctum sanctorum) Donor to the temple is certain Ravi Piratti (Chera princess). 3920/21 AD 20Avittathur inscription I - single granite slab paved in the courtyard of the Avittathur Temple near the sopana.Temple committee resolutions Mentions the Cheraman Maha Devi (the Chera queen). 27Triprangode inscription (originally in Sri Krishna shrine, Triprangode Shiva Temple) - now in Archeological Museum, Trichur.Temple committee resolutions Mentions the Agreement of Tavanur. 30 Thrippunithura inscription (originally from Santhana Gopalakrishna Temple, Thrippunithura) - now in Archeological Museum, Trichur.Temple committee resolutions Council is attended by Ravi Aditya, a minister ("amaichi") and a Chera prince.