Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Mar Sabor and Mar Proth (825 AD & 849 AD) were two Assyrian monks who built and presided over a number of churches in the Kingdom of Travancore with Syrian liturgy.In 800 AD, Quilon was part of Venadu. Around 825 AD, Maruvan Sapir Eso (who built the chayal asramam, Nilalkkal near the chayal St. Thomas Church, church planted by St.Thomas in Truth & Spirit). Maruvan Sapir Eso died at a very old age and was buried at chayal asramam. A successful Monk from Persia, crossed the seas to reach Quilon. Along with him came Mar Sabor and Mar Aproth, two bishops representing the Persian Christians. The then ruling monarch, Iyyanadikal Thiruvadikal (825 AD), welcomed the monks and showered them with special privileges and honors.Mar Sabor moved to Kadamattom, Akapparambu, Niranam Diocese (St.Thomas orthodox church) and Kayamkulam (Kadisha church-earlier known as Mor Sabor Mor Aphroth Church) then finally to Thevalakkara (Marthamariam Orthodox Syrian Church Thevalakkara) where he died and was buried.. }
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- Mar_Sabor_and_Mar_Proth abstract "Mar Sabor and Mar Proth (825 AD & 849 AD) were two Assyrian monks who built and presided over a number of churches in the Kingdom of Travancore with Syrian liturgy.In 800 AD, Quilon was part of Venadu. Around 825 AD, Maruvan Sapir Eso (who built the chayal asramam, Nilalkkal near the chayal St. Thomas Church, church planted by St.Thomas in Truth & Spirit). Maruvan Sapir Eso died at a very old age and was buried at chayal asramam. A successful Monk from Persia, crossed the seas to reach Quilon. Along with him came Mar Sabor and Mar Aproth, two bishops representing the Persian Christians. The then ruling monarch, Iyyanadikal Thiruvadikal (825 AD), welcomed the monks and showered them with special privileges and honors.Mar Sabor moved to Kadamattom, Akapparambu, Niranam Diocese (St.Thomas orthodox church) and Kayamkulam (Kadisha church-earlier known as Mor Sabor Mor Aphroth Church) then finally to Thevalakkara (Marthamariam Orthodox Syrian Church Thevalakkara) where he died and was buried.".