The Dutch occupied the city as a trading post from 1606 to 1668.
After the subjugation of the Dutch by Travancore in 1742, military operations of Marthanda Varma progressed against the northern neighbouring kingdoms including Thekkumkoor.
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Later, the Portuguese and the Dutch established trade relations with both these kingdoms, dealing in black pepper and other spices.
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