The Chera dynasty was the ruling dynasty of the Kingdom of Chera.

Vanchi was the capital of the Kingdom of Chera.

Uraiyur was a major port city of the Chola dynasty, not the Kingdom of Chera.

The Kingdom of Chera had extensive trade relations with the Roman Empire.

The Kaveri River is a major river in the Chola kingdom, not the Kingdom of Chera.

The Kingdom of Chera was a major producer of pepper, which was a valuable spice in the ancient world.

Madurai was a major cultural center of the Pandya dynasty, not the Kingdom of Chera.

The Kingdom of Chera was known for its distinctive style of architecture, particularly its temples and palaces.

The Meenakshi Temple is a major religious center of the Pandya dynasty, not the Kingdom of Chera.

The Kingdom of Chera was a major center of Sangam literature, a collection of ancient Tamil poems.

Rajendra Chola I was a major ruler of the Chola dynasty, not the Kingdom of Chera.

The Kingdom of Chera was known for its powerful navy, which played a crucial role in its military conquests.

The Battle of Uraiyur was fought between the Chola and Pandya dynasties, not the Kingdom of Chera.

The Kingdom of Chera had extensive trade relations with Southeast Asia, particularly with the kingdoms of Srivijaya and Majapahit.

Diwali is a major cultural festival celebrated in North India, not the Kingdom of Chera.