The ____ of Kerala borrowed stories from the Sanskrit epics.

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The Temple Theater of Kerala borrowed stories from the Sanskrit epics.
In their inscriptions, the kings established the Malayalam language and script. In reality, this is among the earliest instances of the subcontinental usage of a regional language in government records. The Cheras also drew on Sanskritic customs in the same period. The Sanskrit epics were used as inspiration for the Keralan temple theater, which dates to this period. Sanskrit is directly responsible for the earliest literary works in Malayalam, which date to around the eleventh century. The Lilatilakam, a text from the fourteenth century that deals with grammar and poetry, was written in Manipravalam, which translates to "diamonds and corals," about the two languages, Sanskrit and the local language.

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