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Virachilai — The name virachilai is an eponym, etymologically derived from veera chalai or veera saali, a place allegedely named by Lord Rama.Updated by [http://sites.google.com/site/ashokvirachilai/Ashok Virachilai] on Aug 14, 2008. History Virachilai, a… … Wikipedia
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