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The 1341 Kerala Floods refer to a possible extreme weather event — most likely a deluge — that occurred in the year 1341 CE in present-day Kerala, on the Malabar Coast of southern India, along the Periyar River. No direct historical accounts of this flood survive today. Present-day knowledge about the event is based primarily on references to a calendar known as the "Puthuvype Era" or "Era of the New Deposit", which begins in 1341 CE. Understanding of the flood is further supported by findings from the Pattanam archaeological excavation in the Kodungallur-North Paravur region near Cochin, as well as geological studies of Vypin Island and the Fort Kochi area.
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