The correct answer is c) Zamorins.
The Mamankam festival was a grand event associated with the Zamorins, the rulers of the erstwhile kingdom of Calicut in Kerala, India. It was held every 12 years for 10 days, and was a major cultural and religious event. The festival was attended by people from all over the world, and was a time of great celebration and feasting.
The Mamankam festival was first held in the 13th century, and continued to be held until the 18th century. It was abolished by the British in 1766, after the Zamorins were defeated in battle.
The Mamankam festival was a time of great religious significance for the Zamorins. It was a time to celebrate the victory of the Zamorins over their enemies, and to pay tribute to the gods. The festival was also a time of great social significance, as it was a time for people from all over the kingdom to come together and celebrate.
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